Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great card for the money, wont break the bank and will reach benchmarks to play even the most popular games on highest res.

This is a perfect graphics card for a pc gaming enthusiast. I get around 60 fps and almost all games on ultra at 1080p.

This is a fantastic mid-range card for the price. Runs better, cooler and quite than my ATI Radeon 7870 black edition did. Works fantastically with gamestream to my Nvidia Shield Tablet. Very satisfied.

Purchased this to replace a aging 560 Nvidia card. Easy to install just make sure you have space for a full PCI card to place it in. Comes with the power adapters for various power supplies. Results are decent but no where near that of a 970. Overall a good card if your not wanting to run games on Ultra.

I wanted a card that would run the newest set of games coming out, without breaking the bank. I can run The Witcher 3 with all settings on high and ultra, at 40 fps...not too shabby for 200 bucks.

This card is fantastic for a mid to casual gamer. Its cheap, powerful and it runs amazingly cool and it can run most new games at very high settings and should be able to run games for a while.

I originally purchased the XFX R260 because I needed something to support three monitors. I also needed something with Displayports. After having several problems with the XFX, I returned it for this graphics card and have had no problems at all. This card is definitely worth the extra money and is much higher quality than the XFX brand. The only downside is it is slightly longer than 10 inches so make sure you have enough room in your tower for it to fit. Otherwise, highly recommended!

If you don't need a cutting edge uber card, this is a good one. I had no trouble installing it and it runs all my games (including Fallout 4) at decent settings with a decent framerate. As always make sure you have enough power and so forth before buying a card.

it is what it is with this card. its quiet fast and runs smooth. no problems. its a big card so make sure you have the space in your case. It's also dual width. I've had good performance so far. Of course there are faster cards but for the price this is very good.

I am not a gamer but require a performance graphic card for video rendering. First choice are Nvidia cards due to Adobe's utilization of the CUDA core technology. This is an excellent choice for an intermediate specification card and a great compromise for anything short of 'the ultimate gaming experience.' Phenomenal price/performance and inexpensive enough that won't feel bad upgrading in a few years as technology advances. Only caution, this is a long card so will need space, but should be fine if no hard drive is mounted in line with the PCI-E slot.

I can finally play my games on ultra mode. I really like this graphics card and it was inexpensive.

Good graphics card for the average gamer. Keep in mind this graphics card is huge! Make sure it will fit in your pc before purchasing!

I purchased this video graphics card for a new computer build in 2016. I read the reviews and they said this was the graphics card for a medium cost build that gave the best performance for the money. They were right!! Easy to install and maintain, works flawlessly.

I usually my the -1 generation PCs and components. This card didn't disappoint. It has solid performance and is whisper quiet.

It's get the job done and it's very quiet. I mostly play CS:GO and Battlefield 4. This card shreds both games easily.

Paired this video card with an AMD Athlon X4 860k processor and 8 gbs if ram and it handles Fallout 4 on max settings at 40-60 frames per second. Also handles my other games with ease like Battlefield 4, Alien Isolation, Evolve, Shadow of Mordor, and Crysis 3. Overall for the price it is a very good performer.

Works well and was easy to install. It is a good card for gaming and will be buying one more seen so I can SLI .

If you play games in 1080p this card will be able to get the most out of your games and not kill your wallet.

This card is very big but handles anything thrown at it. A huge upgrade from my 650 and it was well worth it.

I always buy the previous generation of graphics cards and this fits the bill, The newer 4gb 970/980 versions are twice as much in cost yet by the time a game comes out that taxes the 960 the next generation of cards will be out again with the previous version at half the price of the latest and greatest. It is one thing to be cutting edge but it's another to pay for what you don't need. If this was a laptop and difficult to upgrade I might consider the latest but this is a desktop and if you can't replace a graphics card there is a kid on the block who can and will for 10 bucks. In the end I will spend half as much and still be cutting edge for 99 percent of the games available.