Customer Ratings & Reviews

Like many people in 2020/2021, i decided to build my first gaming PC. I won't go into how difficult it is to buy a GPU in this review, as I'm sure everyone already knows. My build specs will be listed at the bottom. Everything was purchased from Best Buy. I will start by saying - I was not happy to pay the price that i did, but that's the climate of GPUs. Simple supply and demand. Higher end cards are going to be a lot more expensive. With that in mind, I'm quite happy with this purchase. I wanted a good placeholder GPU until i could afford the one I planned on using - its the only part that i couldn't readily get. Luckily i was able to snag this off the website. I knew it would handle well, but it's exceeded my expectations. I dual boot Linux and Windows. Both OS love this card. Games that i play heavily include Doom Eternal, Destiny 2, Valheim, GTA5, Skyrim, Apex, etc. I've been able to max settings 1080p on all of these games and keep a steady 60fps (capped), which is all I'm looking for right now. (GPU and monitor upgrade will be the next step). I have dual 1080p monitors at the moment. This is a solid performer. I have zero complaints performance wise. The AMD software is great and intuitive. With my current set up and air flow, it stays cool, getting to no more than 69c during intensive gaming, but hovering closer to 64c. Simple but powerful build, and this card fits in perfectly. Ryzen 7 3700x (with stock cooler - performs like a champ) Tuf Gaming x570-Plus Wifi XFX AMD Radeon Rx 570- RS Black Edition 32gb Corsair Vengeance Ram @ 3200 Crucial 1T SSD 500g WD NVME Corsair RM750 PSU Corsair 4000D AF case 3 120mm fans exhaust 2 140mm fans intake

This particular card came with Samsung memory and runs extremely cool. It does most things well and for the price point is hard to beat without jumping in to big navi. I would pick this card over the RX580's for price vs actual use.

Great card for beginners. If you are wondering if this card is compatible with your system, this may help: 1) You need either 2x 6 pin PCIE power cables OR 1x 8 pin PCIE power cable coming from your power supply. 2) You need at least a 500 W power supply. I'm using the recommended 500 W and I wouldn't skimp any more than that. (The card draws quite a bit of power under load.) 3) You need a pretty big case. (at least a Mid-Tower) I double checked the dimensions before I bought it and I had JUST enough clearance. This card is much bigger than it looks. As far as performance goes, this card is great. I can run most slightly older games (2010's era) at Ultra settings and newer games at high pretty reliably, and the card doesn't get warm at all. If you can catch this card on sale at the price of a 1050 Ti, go for this one instead. It has noticeably better performance for the price. Install was also super easy and the latest AMD driver is really user friendly and customizable.

Been working great absolutely love it, service was amazing aswell thank you Best Buy and geek squad for your services

I bought this card because it was the best AMD card my store in Springfield Missouri had in stock. I make my living with my computer, and had to have it working that day. It replaced a dead R9 390 8GB card, so it was a step down in overall power. I downloaded the latest drivers from AMD, and put it in my PC (Asrock X470 Fatality, Ryzen5 2600X, 16 GB of Gskill 2933) and fired it up. I was pleasantly surprised to find out that it performed well with only minor tweaks. ( I used MSI Afterburner) It draws much less power than my old card :around 120 watts max. after setting up the fan profile with Afterburner, it never rose above 63C, even under really graphics intensive apps. No, it's not a Vega, but for the money it's a good value.

This RX 570 is the only one I’ve owned so I don’t have any other cards to compare it to, however it is a beast and can handle anything I’ve thrown at it. Most games I run on ultra are stable at ~100fps with this card. It never heats up to a level I’d worry about, and is relatively silent even when gaming. Great purchase

I bought this card because the RX 580 8GB was out of stock, and I needed a upper-middle card that day (My Vega 56 is lost in MSI RMA limbo). I've been very pleasantly surprised by it. I'm a graphics designer by trade, and this card has handled everything I've thrown at it. I haven't even tried to mess with any of the settings except the fan profile. It was getting up to about 75C+ so I installed Afterburner (works fine with this XFX card) and created a nice aggressive profile, and it hasn't gone over 60C since. For some reason, I have to apply the Afterburner settings every time I start up; but that's pretty minor. Overall, A nice simple card that is quiet and works well. I recommend it.

Very good value for this card when purchased. Great video card. Lots of different outputs. My son is running 2 monitors with no problem. The card is playing everything no problem and is very quiet. Easy to install for a beginner. Fits great into the Dell.

if anyone is curious about how this performs with fortnite then let me tell you it works great. this does up to 180 fps at 1440p in team rumble and squads. In creative it can hit 200fps at 1440p. it performs as well as my rx 5600 xt wich is $100 dollars more. on the 5600 xt i get about 50 more fps than the rx570. i do recommend.

Works great. I plan on upgrading when I have the money. I'm using it in a desktop I built with an AMD Ryzen 9 3950x, 64GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro RAM @ 3600MHz. Not using it for gaming, but I will still upgrade when I can afford to. Otherwise, it's a great graphics card for the price.

Love this new graphics card . After I purchased a new Samsung monitor and it was 4k my old graphics card was only 1080p and would not support the new monitor. I read all the reviews on this card and it really does the job. I would highly reccomend this graphics card!

I'm not a competitive FPS player, nor a moba player. I play mostly single player action rpg, strategy, and retro styled games. And I was making a budget gaming pc. I had put together an AMD Ryzen 2400g build, which with its built in Vega 11 graphics capabilities was pretty good, but I wasn't quite satisfied - The aim was 30fps at 1080 on Assassin's Creed Odyssey. The 2400g could handle Odyssey at around 30fps at 720p with graphics set to mostly low. After playing with this setup for a couple days, I realized it's a waste to experience it like that, so I picked up this RX 570, which is a lower mid-tier card at this point, but the price was right - And now I run AC Odyssey at about 40fps avg at 1080 res, and with mostly Ultra settings! It's a night and Day difference, and I'm very pleased!

Great product for the price. Older card but still can play computer games on it with decent resolutions. Would recommend this or the RX580 both great cards. They do run on the hotter side though.

This RX570 was $260 when I purchased it, which was a good price at the time due to crypto mining. It gets the job done and gets decent frames for a lot of popular games. It's not going to run games at Ultra most of the time without sacrificing frames, though.

I purchased this because of the price I thought it would be just a minor upgrade for my Nvidia 1060 3gb and I was so wrong this card is amazing and does literally everything I could ever want on Ultra 1080p currently definitely worth the buy

I got this thing on sale with a coupon for dirt cheap so i wasnt expecting much out of it, i used it to upgrade an old GTX 770 2 GB and my word what a difference, Its eating anything i throw at it. Its paired with a stock Ryzen 2600 and 16 GB of 3000 Tridenz and my system purrs. I am an e sports gamer and i play FFXIV and its been amazing running everything at ULTRA and pushing 90 FPS in overwatch at 1080. This isnt going to compete with any of the high end cards, but in mid range i dont think you can do better than the RX 570 8GB

This is an awesome card considering the shortage right now. It handles most tasks just fine and somehow outperforms the RX 580 in most cases. Relevant to the current shortage - Best Buy stocks this card much more frequently than the newer models, and the competition isn't as high for these. (Or at least it wasn't a few weeks ago. Now these are also getting much rarer too.) The price has jumped quite a few times in the last few months. It's still cheaper than scalper prices though.

Running Warzone at highest setting and running very smoothly; also very quiet. Great budget card for any game of your desire.

Fantastic product easy to setup and install very satisfied with my purchase would certainly recommend to others had everything i needed to get the job done

Installed easily and works great. FPS on one game went from 16 to 120, all the difference in the world.