Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good starter GPU and Pretty affordable however the liquid VR label is very misleading and is actually incapable of playing any VR games Have yet to attempt any other VR applications though other than that it is good for its money as a starter GPU

I had bought this GPU to be able to run my dual monitors. I don't game much, but if I wanted to play some Civ 6, this handled it well. Not a gaming GPU, but great for productivity or if you need to drive monitors on a system without integrated graphics.

Love this card!! Had a spare Dell Optiplex 990. Maxed threw in 24GB RAM and theAMD Radeon RX 550 Core Edition 4GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Card into the box and came out screaming out of the gate!! Ran Witcher without a hitch. Highly recommend for a quick system upgrade for gaming.

Bought this thinking it would fit in a small form PC AND allow it to process 4k graphics on a TCL 4k 43" TV Im using a a monitor, but it would not do that. Was trying to stay around $100 but think will have to go much higher for 4k processing power.

Is a decent card for entry level gamers however, it stopped working approximately a month after purchase. So we are now going to have to go and find something different.

For today’s games in 2019 a card with 4gb RAM just doesn’t cut it. I ended up getting an RX580 instead 8gb. For a workstation this card is fine but not for a gamer.

Very economical in this current bit coin mining environment. Very pleased with display port. Using the card on a 43" monitor at 3840 x 2048 without any issues. Have not gamed using card yet but I really wanted the ability to use 3 monitors at highest resolution possible.

The Windows 10 creators update deleted the drivers for my existing video card and a compatible driver could not be found. This card solved my problem. It works great and solved some other video issues that I was having.

Hard to beat the value of this card at $99.00. I personally returned it for a 1650 but that is not this card's fault. I just needed more performance. If you play older games or do basic video editing, this card should be enough.

I had the 560 but found that it woul not worlk without upgrading my power supply. This card gave me all of the hardawre accleration but did not takc on the software in the higher ranked card while stil wroking on my 350 watt power supply.

not sure why the card has a hard time starting when the computer goes into sleep mode but a lot of time I have to reboot the computer to start the card

simple and got the job done, just plugged it in, fired up the pc, Windows 10 loaded the drivers and no problems. Simple 2 slot card w/o any extra power wires needed.

It's not top of the line but it's doing the job. You can't play high graphics, but medium it plays ok and frankly that's enough for an 11yr old.

Games will make this thing chug, but it works very well with several monitors for a productivity standpoint. Also a great value

Works well enough to run some modern games. It won't do high visual settings but is a great budget buy. Runs my 4k monitor very well for watching video.

I needed something that did 4k playback and was quiet and this fits the bill. I think it was the cheapest 4k capable card at the time. It didn't need an extra power adatper. I am very happy with it.

I have no problems with this video card, it does the basics very well. I do have a problem with the amd software updates.

the sound quality is awesome the ease of installation and software control makes this a Must Have. I would recommend this for any serious gamer or audio file alike.

I am not sure if it will use the AMD free sync technology software and the box said that it would. But the AMD software said no. I am very satisfied with the product I would recommend it to a friend

I've been with AMD (ATI) for years and they've never let me down. I'm not a high FPS gamer type but this card doe swell for the editing tasks I like.