MSI - AMD Radeon RX 570 ARMOR OC 8G GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black/Red

Due to bitcoin mining, Id given up on GPU's for the foreseeable future, resorted to a prebuilt alienware aurora R7, which had a NVidia 1070 GTX. An 8 gig, fairly fast GPU that was currently selling for more than half what id spent on the entire rig. This brings us to today, there was a flash sale on some select GPU's "thank you bestbuy!" so even though I didn't need it in the least.... I was intrigued by the price, so I bought it to put in my kids gaming PC. I won't say what I paid for it... but lets just say I paid what it should've been selling for! I now find myself wanting to use my kids PC as much as my AlienWare R7! I've always liked the AMD stuff, not only because u get more bang for your buck... But I also like the interface much more, I find it easier to use, and it's the only brand that I know how to Overclock a GPU. After using for several days, running games like Mass Affect Andromeda, Doom, Wolfenstein 2, Black Ops 3, and many other triple A releases.... It's holding neck and neck with the 1070 GTX!! Which I was NOT expecting. Also BTW this card is Physically Huge! I would take measurements of your space and compare them with the specs. They had a giant tower, with plenty of space, but this card just barely had room to fit. Its a freaking foot long!! Also really like having 2 HDMI's right off the bat, I wish more cards offered that If it's on any kind of sale where it's in the lower 300 area, you really can't go wrong with this one. It's got some POWER. Overclocking with the Global Wattman is also very simple. many you tube videos to refer to on that for step by step

I bought this bad boi right before the great GPU depression hit us. I'm glad I can say I was able to pay retail price for this GPU, as it can run anything I throw at it in 1080 with at least 60 frames at medium settings. I usually run up to 100 frames at low settings with games like warzone, cod multiplayer or zombies and apex legends. I run 3 monitors on it through the HDMI and the DP slots when I'm playing with Cubase 10 and it runs smoothly even with 2 1440 (60hz) and 1 1080 (144hz) curved monitor. This is an amazing card for what the retail price is but good luck finding one for the price. Very sad that I could readily net 500 bucks selling this card online. I just hope we can all go back to the days of paying retail for readily accessible GPU's.

Bought this to upgrade my old graphics card in my gaming PC. Went from a 1gb Radeon R7 to this and wow! I'm playing everything on max settings and it's all crystal clear. Doom, Diablo III, Mortal Kombat, Battle Field, Wolfenstein... Completely satisfied with this purchase.

At first I had some trouble with performance and getting all the power pins in, but turns out my CPU was overheating and I put the pins in the wrong order respectively. Since then, I've been having tons of fun with Devil May Cry 5 and Resident Evil 2 Remake, which I got for free with a special promotion. Hoping this lasts me a long while into the next gen!

Good sturdy card. Handles most everything I throw at it, with the exception of the newest games on ultra. Easily out-classed by newer graphics cards, but for the money, it's not bad.

The GPU has been great for my gaming experience and doesn't heat up too much. The 8gb processing makes games fast and look great. And the MSI Afterburner program is a great way to control what you want your PC to do for you.

lots of memory. Great Value when I bought it at 220. Great gaming card for 1080P. Pretty much you can max everything at ultra setting at 1080P and get 60 FPS.

Great gpu... Have it paired with a ryzen 2600 and recently played cyberpunk 2077 at 1080p high around 30 fps.. I would say holds up well for an older gpu.