Customer Ratings & Reviews

Tested On Total War games, Overwatch, Planet Coaster, My Friend Pedro, and Fortnite. All well Max setting and Well over 90 FPS on max settings. This bad boy gets a bit got but my room has a fan that pretty much helps me keep everything very cool. Really recommend it if you have 350 to 380 to spend on a GPU. It bets everything else in the price range.

Good GPU, got it on sale so I can’t complain about that. They all had driver issues in the beginning but it is an AMD card so you just need to expect that and be patient. Worked great paired with a Ryzen 2600.

Great card for the price. It’s quiet, cool, and all the games I play run fast and stable. I’d recommend this to anyone who games!

Great stats. This is my first pc build and I don’t think I could have gotten a better card. For the Roxie there is nothing else in its class that is better. Some say it runs too hot or too loud and I disagree. Is it absolutely quiet, no but it is not bothersome at all even when I am playing games without my sound on or with my sound on low. Looks great too so if you have a glass panel tower you’ll enjoy this style. No driver issues at all.

I have yet to test star citizen against it but thus far it runs everything flawlessly. It does get hot, I suggest good case ventilation or waiting to see what other manufacturers do with it. It ranks 22nd or 23rd in testing against other cards and it's extremely cheap. If you're playing non ray tracing games or doing rendering it's excellent.

Good reviews, didn’t work on my Pc had to return really heavy NVIDIA is a better brand in general

Perhaps it was a compatibility issue with my ASUS ROG STRIX Z370-E but every time I shut down the PC, I had to reinstall this thing. I replaced it with a 2060 Super Founder's Edition for only a few bucks more (and ray-tracing). It runs quieter and much cooler.

I don’t know if its driver issue – but problems with random Audio stutter normally and consistently more pronounced stutter if your start OBS. I replaced it with RTX 2060 (which I really didn’t want to, but it solved the issue). **Store return experience however was not great – was not a pleasant one** It took like 30 minutes. Here’s the story – the guy at the register looked at the card and the box and said, he must verify as the serial # did not match. I’m standing there and he’s telling this other guy that I’m returning a card and the serial # did not match. The only problem is he doesn’t know where to look for and he doesn’t know AMD did not release RX 5700 not long ago – whoever purchased one would have NO reason to return an alternate RX 5700 as they’re still going to be within the return window I was getting bit frustrated waiting. So, I asked him can I check – he gave it to me, I flipped the card over, and showed him the metallic tag glued to the card and asked him can he check that # (BTW it clearly shows model # and right below S/N with proper prefix saying S/N ) – then he says, “oh yeah, it's all good” Under the right circumstances I would’ve expected something like – “I’m not that familiar with Video cards, let me go get someone make sure everything is okay”. ***Best buy hope you’re reading this - you can do better! ***

Its a very good gpu but drivers are still in working mode

The 5700 is alomst as good as the best on the market. Sure the 5700x is better but is very comparable for pricing vs efficiency of offerings. It even has better performance than the nVidia RTX 2600 Super and it's cheaper.

Installed fine, don't have a heat issue like others but I have several case fans. The red LED's don't light up, but I didn't want them to, so I'm happy there (I have an RGB thing going on in my case so didn't want static red) The only con is it takes a lot of power. (The eight socket and six both HAVE to be plugged in, they put in an adapter, but I didn't need it) Luckily my PSU was a little over powered for this build so I am fine. I would check to make sure your PSU can handle this before purchase.

I got this card to pair with my Ryzen 5 3600 and it was no more then pulling my 290x and drop in it as the driver then was 19.7.5 and picked it right up .. my board is 350B and Power Supply Corsair TX 650 watt (600 min on box) . I like going back to the Retro Blower as I made a few videos of how it runs it normal mode with After Buner on as to show temps as I have no fan blowing on the card , https://youtu.be/Xt5tpeef_Qw

This upgrade is good but forces you to upgrade your power supply. Wasn't ready for that additional fee.

Very powerful card easily handles any game totally maxed out runs a little hot but it’s a graphics card what do you expect but very pleased with my purchase

I can run minecraft at 4k 30 fps with no settings turned down without problem, very fast

not sure if it was a bad card or just a big driver issue or something to do with the back compatibility for PCI 3.0 slots.. would not wake up from sleep, if i had more than one monitor hooked up and only wake up about 50% of the time with 1 monitor hooked up. took it back and when back to nvidia.

I would recommend looking at other cards until amd can get their stuff together. Even after doing a fresh reinstall of Windows and fiddling around I'm getting all kinds of crashes and bugs. Also the stock fan curve let this thing get up to 97°C so idk how that even happens.

This graphic card runs destiny on 120 f/s what is very good. My Son is a gamer and is very pleased with this purchase.

AMD Radeon DX 5700 was the finishing touch on my son's gaming computer. Tremendous performance.

Upgraded from a GTX 970 to this card, Great performance without breaking the bank.