Customer Ratings & Reviews

For the price I paid (~$170), this card works great. Runs Overwatch at around 70fps, World of Warcraft at 100+ fps, and Fortnite at 80+ fps. It's a great card for anyone looking to get serious about computer gaming, but not looking to spend over $200.

It’s a nice card for casual gaming. It can play most games at 1080p with a mixture of medium to high setting at decent frame rates (30 to 60fps). Not bad for the price. I’ve been happy with it so far.

I bought this card as a replacement for a RX 470. I have crossfired it with another RX560. It is a great set up, and is blazing fast. Would highly recommend this card for anyone that is looking for an upgrade that will not break the bank.

This is a simple graphics card that is easy to install all-while providing a nice upgrade. I used this for a new build and it has worked out well. Definitely recommend for the price and quality.

Monitor being used: Acer HA230, 23in, 1080 res monitor, 4ms Resp Time Destiny = FPS locked at 30fps and it's passible. Struggles at times at the tower. COD Warzone = I locked it at 30fps with basically everything set to low/med-low and its stable with no major hiccups during actual game play. Sea of Thieves = Locked at 30fps cause it'd try to hit 45, but it stuttered. If you have to get it due to budget, get it. Otherwise if you expand your budget just a little, the 570 would be a better bet.

It's a cheap card and runs well in the system. It's not gonna give super magical graphics, but for the price it's all good.

Got it because I needed something to make Fortnite sing on my PC. This is a lot of video card for the price. I am thinking about buying another for my other pc.

Great value card and hopefully prices will come down now that mining is changing paths. Allowed my son and I to play StarCraft I and II at full settings.

Ordered this card to upgrade my computer for SIM racing and it works great. Meets all the requirements for IRacing.

Great if you need a small card on the cheap. Not top tier, bit it runs games much better than the old GTX 745 that came with my XPS 8700.

Never play 120 fps games. I simply replaced two ATI Crossfire cards (HD 6700 series) from a couple of generations back and gained more space and less clutter with fewer cables in a new case. But in my research it was getting good reviews and as far as I understand the Crossfire feature is accomplished without the tether in the newer generation cards anyway so I can expand later if necessary.

Coming from the outdated gtx 560 ti, this has been a worthy upgrade. Would recommend checking the price for the rx 580 8gb online since the price has gone down and it will give a better bang for your buck. Started up in a different resolution than normal but I just downloaded the updated drivers from the website included in the instructions and it was fixed during install. Great product thus far!

The video card works quite well and it's heatsink does an outstanding job of keeping the card cool. However, the odd shape of the card (about 3 inches taller than normal) makes it impossible to close the case. I'm using it, and it works well - but I wish I could close the case so that the system would be quieter and cleaner.

I purchased this card to go in a home server. I needed something that could be called upon to do some hardware acceleration if necessary but that, for the most part, was "just there", so I didn't want to spend a lot on it. Since then though, whenever a coworker or friend asks me for a recommendation for a discrete card that can handle a moderate amount of work while on a budget, I point them towards this card. It's really solid.

I was spoiled early in life cause I had either SGI HP or even E&S vector 2-4k graphic systems. (20-35 years ago) This is an amazing amount of power for such a little thing.. and little $$ Yes I know it is common place now , but overall this unit is what I needed for full frame rate work I wanted to do. Excellent . .but I am at its limits already - with three monitors, and that's fine. I knew this going in .

Works really well, stays cool, can play most games really well.

My son's computer started glitching out and eventually failed, brought it in to the geek squad and it was the graphics card. The technician suggested this card to replace for my type of motherboard and installed it immediately. My son plays fortnite, rocket league, steam and a few call of duty like games and this card doesn't sweat. So far it performs like a champ with no settings change. I am very pleased. Would buy again.

I upgraded from a gtx 710 and wow this thing is doing the trick. I can play overwatch on epic settings at 80 fps and skyrim on high settings. Fortnight looked kinda funky but it was I was able to rock 90 fps on high settings on call of duty as well which my last graphics card gave me a headache to try and play. I had to buy a better power supply to handle this.

I had a cyberpower with an GP of only 2gb DDR3, but ironically all the other stats were killer: AMD 8350 eight core @ 3.5 GHZ w/o overclock, 16 gig ram... stock, 2 TB hard drive. So this was a solid model other than graphics card. Even with the increased prices right now for 189.99 current full price, this 4 gb DDR5 GPU made my computer run pretty much anything in "high". I was impressed because I wasn't expecting that. Later on I ended up getting an AlienWare Aurora R7 with a NVidia gforce GTX 1070 8 gig video card, as much as I like this PC... it isn't that much better than my 2 yr old CP was with the RX 560. The Alien Ware is much quieter, and obviously runs a little smoother.... But for people with a relatively limited budget and an already decent rig, this video card will allow you to play any current game. at the time of this review. Maybe not in High, but at least in medium for the full 60 fps. For example I could put COD black ops 3 in HIGH accross the board without much stuttering, didn't try GTA 5

This gpu works great in my HP 280 g1 pc, with upgraded 650w power supply (Corsair CX650M). I have a GTX 1650 in my other pc and the RX560 is a great card for the money. It does draw more power than my GTX 1650 though. The RX 560 needs a 400 watt power supply or great, and the nvidia card needs a 300 watt or greater.