Customer Ratings & Reviews

My 4 yr old Dell tower nVidia card was struggling in PremierPro with stuttering compilations and some other issues. Replaced it with this card and everything is smooth and works great with my 2 screens, ASUS PB278Q & 40" 4K TV.

All I was after was a card that would display my desktop in 4k. Mission accomplished! I'm not a huge pc gamer but I know this isn't top of the line. It does what I need.

read the reviews online. found this one after shopping for a different item. best buy had as low a price as I could have ordered it.

This card is good for 1080p, and light monm, good bang for buck.

I am well satisfied with this computer product. No complaints.

Great Mid-Range Card, better FPS than I expected it to be

I purchased this for a home theater system. And it outputs any mkv video I toss at it.

If you're looking to get into mining these are great beginer cards.

This works great for my teenage son and his computing/gaming needs

I exchanged an RX 550 for this card due to a small sale going on, and I was extremely happy with the performance bump I had going to this card. Installation was quick and easy, and the 6-pin power addition gave it the juice it needed for a decent overclock. By that point it exceeds a stock model GTX 1050 Ti, at a cheaper price point. It plays most modern games in 1080p on a high preset (at the very least). 4K with less demanding games and e-sports also runs smooth with this card. Anyone who has a little bit of cash and wants to breath quite a bit of life into their system, or a really good card to escape the iGPU ecosystem, this will more than satisfy your needs.

Product worked up until after 2 weeks then died...

Great processor it was everything that I needed!!!

Not preforming as It Should. Would Recommend The rx570

Ever since getting this card, my computer now randomly crashes and reboots itself because of an "AuthenticAMD" error, and nothing I've done (replace power supply, reset BIOS, update drivers) ever solves this problem. Never trusting an AMD card again.

With 4GBs of RAM, this thing punches above its weight. At 1080p and max settings I'm able to run games like Doom, World of Warships and the new Unreal Tournament with FPS in the 50-75 range pretty much across the board. This is also one of the fastest 560 cards because it has a dedicated 6-pin power connection, ensuring that the card is never power starved enough to lower its own clock speeds.

Upgraded to this for Heroes of the Storm and a few other E-Sports. Very annoying trying to find a 560 RX due to the miners. Great price, and was happy I found it before they sold out!

Has worked great for 5 years! I can play gta 5 in max graphics settings!

I purchased this card in November of 2017 to update an older PC in order to play Project Cars 2. I knew that I needed just a bit more horsepower to play it across the 3 screens that I had setup. This card delivered exactly what I needed and played that and BioShock: Infinite on the highest settings possible. So why the 2 star review then. In December out of nowhere the card seemingly starts having issues crashing the games after 2-5 minutes of playing. I worked with the XFX troubleshooting guy to try and figure it out and had no luck. They said to RMA the card, so I did. Once they received the card they tested it within a day. Everything is going smoothly at this point. They were able to have the card pass all test with no fault found. At this point I am sitting at home thinking about the fact that I am now going to be continuing to dive into my PC to find the problem. Which is pretty depressing since I thought I had tried everything. Then XFX to the rescue, "We are going to replace your card anyway." I was thrilled, until I see the model number of the unit they are sending me. I knew going in that I may not get the same card back but their policy states a card that has similar performance. Well they sent me the RX-560D4SFGR. Ummmm unless the only things that matter in performance of a video card is the amount and type of RAM then yes this card is similar. However there is much more to the performance of a GPU and this replacement card has a slower clock and turbo clock, less texture mapping units, and less compute units. I could go into more detail but I am looking at anywhere from a 10%-20% lower performing card at this point. This is not a similarly performing card, sorry XFX, this is really even close to a even swap. I really had enjoyed my experience with you up until this point. And when i send a question asking you how you define similar performance. I get no response.

This is not a plug and play card. I installed it on a fresh brand new computer. It did work after taking it too geek squad every time it would boot up it would have these lines all over the screen and then finally the computer logo. Also slowed the computer at start up. But once I was forced to do Microsofts worthless creators update the card stopped working then my integrated graphics worked (intel 630) All I get is a black screen with my cursor arrow... I am going to Sell this card and get an Nvidia or just use the integrated graphics Ill sell it cheap