Customer Ratings & Reviews

GIves good FPS, however performance on folding@home is lacking compared to Nvidia. Very power hungry and throws off more heat than the 2070 Super. Biggest problem I had was buggy drivers. Blank screens, overlays not working.

I ended up returning this item because I thought it would run better than a RTX 2060 and worse than and RTX 2070. I put this in a new Ryzen 5 build and I was very disappointing in its performance. I couldn't run Destiny 2 at 1440 without it being so chopped in movement. Even 1080 wasn't perfect. Fortnite was fine at the same settings but when I set everything to the highest I could, it started to act similar. I made sure to update the bios of the board, and install all updates for the graphics card but no performance change. I spent and extra 120 and got a GTX 2070 Super and even though it was $120 more, I believe I will be much happier, much longer with that card. I am giving it some stars because of the lower price and maybe if I was okay with lower settings, its better than nothing.

Awesome Card! Installed and worked with no issues. I was worried I might need something to hold up the GPU in my case but it wasn't too heavy. You can easily play 1080p games maxed out on this card, and a lot at 1440p as well. I would read reviews to see how it does for games you play at your monitor's resolution. Unfortunately these are going for way too much money now that there is a GPU shortage. But this is still a great card if you can find it at a decent price

So immediately I see value. The card out performs my current card. 1440p is amazing in most games. Frames are high. Here is where the downfall arises. The card gets super hot. I mean 80+ and the junction reaches 110. Now AMD says this is fine, well it literally heats the rest of my stuff up. I can feel the heat emit from the case. Runs very loud too. Now let’s move on to the AMD software. It’s broken. Plain and simple. No other way to spell it. Broke. I used this card for 3 weeks before deciding it was time to return and go back to the 1660 super. What’s that tell you?

I upgraded from a rx580 to this rx 5700 xt and love it great for the price and quite dose run hotter then the rx580 but it's I can do alot more too, my ryzen 5 is bottle necking it tho need to get that changed.. do keep in mind it is alot thicker then rx580 so keep that in mind I bad to remove my wifi card just so it would fit if u have a gaming motherboard your fine but Iam using a cyber power prebuilt mother board

Perfect Performance, same price as reference card, better cooling. Doesn't break 77c under heavy load. Able to handle the rendering and programming load, as well as a multitude of games on ultra without issue.

I have been really happy with this card since purchasing it. It was easy to get setup. I have been playing Flight Simulator 2020 non-stop on High Settings, without any issues at all. I highly recommend this card if you are into the Flight Sim Games as it is able to handle the intense graphics very well.

This card is a really good value for the performance you get, thankfully I didnt run into any issues with amd drivers as well. The major downside is the heat, cause this card gets hot so you better have good airflow in your rig.

I was running an RTX 2060 I purchased for around the same price on my main computer. I built a 2nd PC with all the same parts except this GPU instead. I noticed an overall boost to FPS in every game. Usually between 20-40 frames on ultra settings. If you're looking for a good budget card since the 3000-series cards are nonexistant, I'd go with this one.

I am very disappointed in this product. I purposely waited a few months to give an honest review... and After years of running with Team Green I decided to try Team Red. For those of you that dont know what this means Team Green is NVidia and Team Red is AMD... I have had this card for over 5+ months now and in order to be able to play games without issues i have had to downvolt the card, underclock the card just so it would not sound like a jumbo jet. I finally had enough and had to install a AIO water-cooling kit on it as I could not stand listening to the loud fans. This card runs extremely hot and im not talking about the junction temperatures. im talking about the core... even with custom fan curves. Also due to AMD's software and driver issues this card has been nothing but issues...Crashing, Black screens, and no its not my PSU I have an 850W Gold PSU... I wish I had just paid the extra 100 dollars and got a 2070 Super. I have had to really struggle with tweaking this card just to make is useable to be able to game with... Maybe the newer Big navi will be better however I have lost faith in AMD and will be replacing this card as soon the 3080 rtx or 3090 rtx series become available. I doubt anyone will still be buying these cards as the newer AMD 6XXX version is coming out but do yourself a favor if your looking for a graphics card for gaming and just want to play games without issues give this one a miss you will thank me for it

I bought this for my bday and got a nice little discount on top of the already sale price. Always hearing about how loud these are. Quite frankly, this card is rather quiet. At full load, this thing runs pretty cool at 65c. Upgraded from a Zotac 1070 mini and I'm seeing a night and day difference. Can finally run Ark @1440p on high to ultra settings around 60 frames. Runs Modern Warfare @1440p on max settings (minus the irritating ambient occlusion crap) at 75 frames( my 32 inch 75hz HP Omen limits this thing). Borderlands 3 doesn't drop below 75 frames on ultra @1440p Red Dead Redemption 2 is running at medium to high at a steady 60 to 70 frames @1440p. I've gained at least 30% in frame rate all the while beefing up the graphical details by at least a tier or two. And for what? Under $400? A steal of deal. The only issue I've had is the Radeon software. Boy out boy is it far less fluent than nvidias. I already ran into an issue with running dual monitors at separate resolutions. It does not like having a DP adapter to an HDMI at all. Other than that, extremely happy with this card. My first Radeon card ever and I'll definitely be eye balling them from now on. Dear Nvidia, Get your crap together. Running on a I7 9700k @ 5.1 32 GB DDR 4 3200 hz 5700XT 600 Watt Thermaltake

So i was really not sure on what graphic card i was going to buy and this card was definitely worth it i love it have not had any issues at all i had seen alot of posts people put up about there being driver issues but they have came out with alot of new updates im playiny mwf at max 2k no issues 165hz and its awesome i started playing the campaing and the graphics are so great dont see any need to go with nvidia unless you just can blow money like that

Bought this card to pair with a 3600 and it took all of a week to return. First off, it runs very hot and fans run very loud. I was able to solve these with a fan curve. The main issue is the drivers. A quick google search will show you how many people have issues with it. Between the black screens and throttling I just forked out the extra money for a 2070 super and not looking back. If they ever fix these issues this will be a great card for the money. Until then... I would avoid.

My favorite graphics card yet. I have 2 of these. They are much more reliable, cooler, and more energy efficient than same 3 fan 5700xt chip build by gigabyte. I have over clocked them and they just seem to be very reliable and perform better than anything else I have purchased. Its real big. Graphics cards are getting too big. Still this one is smaller than other 5700s.

Replaced an AMD Radeon RX 580. The RX5700XT fitted a bit snug on the case but everything was connected. When playing at 1080 or 1440, everything runs smooth at 60FPS or higher. Also note, make sure you use a 570 chipset motherboard that supports PCI Express 4.0. I had a 370 chipset motherboard that does not support PCI Express 4.0 and game play FPS was laggy and card was running hot.

It's a great GPU which gives a great performance. The only problem that I've been having is woth its drivers. They are giving me problem in each update. Other than that works great.

Good GPU, just had some issues installing drivers. Maybe just need some other ways to install them I'm sure. Runs about 100 Celsius, which I found out that's the norm temperature. I'm sure there are tweaks you can do to lower. The free game Ghost Recon crashes randomly, not sure if it's the drivers or the game needs patching. It could just be that I'm running with Ryzen 2200g, this could also be the issue. Overall satisfied

5700xt is great for the price. Some of the more recent games (like borderlands 3) look incredible on high settings. The drivers have some small hiccups still but it still holds up great.

running a 51xx 1440p (hyper-wide?) 240hz Samsung Odyssey G9 49 in monitor. it runs extremely well in most cases. did notise some screen tearing in Star Citizen, but It's forever Alpha so could have been game side. Also run a HP Reverb G2 VR system with it. the drivers are still not fully ready but it does have the strength to run it with good clarity and speed. no noticed input lag from head turning at all but i would not run AAA VR tittle on maximum settings still, so you will keep the buttery images but that's my preference. Ideally want a 6000 amd or 3000 Intel instead of this but they were all sold out :-(

Great graphics card for the price. Performed as advertised. Seems easy to overclock, but thats not something I like to do.