Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great FPS compared to Nvidia cards that cost over $500.

Great Video card. It runs every mayor game at 2K easy at 60 FPS.

Great card for videos and runs good it’s quiet band fast

Upgraded from a rx 580. The difference is well worth it!

Great product a little wide but great graphics card

Amazing GPU for a mid tier AMD build. Easy to install

Installed , worked right away, and the graphics are great, however it crashes between 5 and 60 minutes of game play on Railway Empire and Planet Zoo. I have settings all the way down, fan never speeds up, but the drivers crash every time. 30 days and no resolution. Time to return.

Great card for Macbook. I use it with a 16" Macbook pro and a Razer Core X. Worked out of the box with no hassle. Best AMD card for Ma for gaming

Hasn’t failed on me yet, giving this 4 starts since I can’t fully maximize its potential yet with my cpu and psu holding it back.

I upgraded from an Nvidia 1080. I installed an MSI X570 Gaming Pro board and an AMD 3600x. Installed the XFX RX 5700XT. This card runs all my games at highest settings. No lag, excellent graphics, runs cool, no noise. I love it and glad I switched.

The price to performance on a 5700XT is fantastic, but I cannot recommend it until the driver issues are resolved. It constantly crashes and random games have major fps problems. This is partially AMD's fault and partially developers, but do not buy the card until these issues are fixed. It crashes constantly and blue screens all the time.

Great card. Going upwards of $600 used rn runs all games ultra settings at 1080 and most on high settings 1440p without any issues. Actually i run all my games on ultra at 1440p. Perhaps will upgrade in the next 3 years but dont see any upgrade necessary for games in the meantime.

Works like a charm for some games. For others, the stutter is horrible. Hopefully drivers fix it soon

I bought this card because it’s price point and performance were good. I unfortunately did not get a working card out of the box. Returned it and got a 2070S and never looked back

I haven't had a chance to optimize it properly as yet, however thus far it is working nominally

Iv owned this card for quite some time now. Being a AMD CPU fan boy has worked out in my favor however, This GPU has been nothing but problems since I got it. I thought waiting for driver updates would pay off and waited to write this review. Its like this card has a mind of its own. Wanna play that game? well enjoy it for 15 mins before I hard lock and force you to reset the PC. Online play? better not be important. Watching something? well i just lost video connection which is going to need a reset of the PC. Sitting idle for a couple mins? yep I am going to need that reset for video connection when you start your next app. I have built around 20-30 high end PCs for friends / family as a hobby. I figured I would test AMD for future builds but forget it. Sticking to Nvidia until AMD either gets its quality control with 3rd party manufacturers under control or has better Driver support

Recently purchased a new Samsung TV with Freesync support, and needed a new AMD card as my Nvidia card would not function with Freesync on a TV. Chose this one and couldn't be happier, it's actually a little quieter than my 1080ti that I used to have in my media room. 10/10 would buy again.

I looked forward to this product as it is a direct competitor to the RTX2070 for $150 cheaper. Unfortunately, it kept crashing when I would load Destiny 2 (my main game). I went through all the driver updates and latest bios on my MSI tomahawk B450. I am running Ryzen 5 3600. I returned it and grabbed a RTX2070 Super.

Hot hot hot. Better options to be had, spend the money and get a powercolor.

For the price it is hard to complain about this card. Able to play games maxed out and still hold strong with 144 frames, have free sync on so that is why frames are there, with free sync off frames are up to 200+. Liked card enough bought one for my sons rig as well.