Customer Ratings & Reviews

She sags a little bit in the board (it's fairly large), but she's cool and quiet. It's pretty comparable to my 2060 in terms of performance. I was a little hesitant to go with XFX due to issues I've had in the past with 570/580's, but no problems so far. I paired it with an ASUS x570 board and everything runs great.

I went back and forth on a lot of different cards and finally decided on the RX2600xt and I could not be happier. So far it has handled everything i’ve thrown at it (mostly consisting of Borderlands 3 on max settings) and stayed quite cool in my DG-77 case. This is a great graphics card and I would definitely suggest it within this price range.

This GPU is very large for a build but produces enough power for modern gaming. There is a possible need for a sag bracket to ensure your card does not get damaged but nonetheless it is a fair Gpu for the price.

I have bounced back and forth between AMD and Nvidia over the years and once again found myself in the market for a good value card that delivered performance. I found the sweet spot with this card. Having dual monitors that support the free sync 2 standard made this card even more of a great buy. Solid performance at highest setting on my games while providing great performance in day to day work situations. It runs quiet and the only caveat is to make sure your case can support a large card as lengthwise this is a big card and the 2.5 thickness requires a clear PCI path as well. All in all a great card so far, with no driver issues (AMD has cleaned that up very nicely).

Since covid this was a good gpu to snag, great for gaming and streaming

Thanks AMD! Worked exactly as expected. This graphics card worked as expected, but it was rather bulky. The large size probably restrict some customers from installing this card in their system. Overall, this product includes great features including multiple DisplayPort outputs, an HDMI output and great performance for the price. I highly recommend this product even though there is a new line of cards from AMD at this point.

Overall, a great graphics card for the price. I'm able to run 90% of the games I play at max settings with FPS between 80 and 144, depending on what's on screen. This is with a 1080p 144Hz monitor playing the game, and 3 additional monitors showing system stats and / or playing a video. Newer games can run at high settings getting at least 60 FPS. Also, this card is profitable at mining cryptocurrency with the right settings. Running 24/7 for ~6 months now, it's holding up great.

before i had a gtx 1660, when i upgraded i could run games at way higher settings at increased frames. very solid build and easy to install. no problems at all.

This rx 5600xt works quite well, I was sceptical at first due to this model being a best buy exclusive but was pleasantly surprised, build quality is very good,it seems they used the same cooler as the 5700 xt so it's more than enough never gone over 70c under load and no unicorn puke just a single white led under the xfx logo which is fine for me, and to anyone wondering it seems to have the pro tuned bios as it reaches 1700's frequency easy with no overclock

I've played games on both 1080p/60hz and 1440p/144hz monitors, and this card has been good enough to run both. I was told this wouldn't be powerful enough to play on the 1440 monitor, but I have no issues getting very high frame rates. I am now a firm believer in AMD and will continue to buy from them for their value, their quality, and their future improvements on both.

Excellent Video card for a budget price. Card gives great FPS pushing 4k monitor and fairly quiet. Not a power hog. Xfx usually has great high end hardware

Installed on a 1080p build with Ryzen 5 3600 and it's performing wonderfully. Reasonable temps and well over 100 fps on most modern titles at max settings

Card is worth the money. I will caution people though that this is a very big card. I am using a mid tower from thermaltake and this was leaving me wondering how I was going to run cables to my drives. If you need to kinda figure the size, it is a full length of a ATX mobo. It also dang near takes 3 slots.

Overall great card paired with a Ryzen 5 3600. It’s a big boy I will say that but it’s also my first gpu. Stays quite and cool under load. 1440p gaming is where I like it some games I can play maxed and get solid 60Fps no problems. highly recommend updating to the latest bios ASAP as it boost performance significantly it unlocks the card to its fullest.

I had much trouble installing this card in my older Antec case, it barely fit because it is such a large card and it caused airflow issues in my case. Once installed though it seemed to work great in some of my games like Jedi Fallen Order/Titanfall/Battlefront 2 but then I started having issues with the driver and software. The included Aorus software is buggy as hell. Trying to overclock the card with the software is not intuitive. The software crashed several times and was not stable. It caused instability in my system overall so I had uninstall it and return the card. So the card worked for a little but, but overall I wouldn't recommend.

The Good: With new performance bios update it can match and beat a rtx 2060 (non super) in some games. At the time the 1660ti is much higher price but less the performance The Bad: AMD software causes games to freeze or blue or green screen, I had to remove software and install drivers only to stop this. The fan curve is set to low, gpu fans should not start when my card is in the mid 70's, I changed that quick I have to rate 2 stars based on my experience with the software , once i removed it i have had nothing but a good experience. The average person would not find this acceptable when they can pay for a competitor's card and it just works from the get go. If AMD can fix the software issues i would have given it 4 stars easy, but the card has been out since jan 2020 and still no fix.

This GPU is a beast! It handled video editing with GPU acceleration very well. I did some 3D modeling in Blender occasionally and it had no issues with that either. Gaming, was where this shined. I was able to max out specs on Rainbow 6 Siege, High settings for GTA, Batman Arkham Origins and pretty much anything else I threw at it.

Absolutely great card, upgraded from an XFX AMD RX 580 4GB. This thing is silent - even after using the Rift S for several hours, not a sound. Definitely a little bigger than I expected though so plan accordingly depending on your case.

So far this card is rocking! It replaced 2 r7 265x cards and I would estimate it more than doubles what the old cards did. Would have preferred the 5700xt but the extra cost and not being available at my store for pickup drove me to this one. It is a larger card however.

So this thing out of the box is good, but if you check the bios and update it with XFx’a bios you immediately get a 7% boost. I ran COD modern warefare on their new warzone at 138 FPS on ultra right after updating the bios. Pretty impressed considering it’s a brand new game in ultra.