I just $350 this graphics card is an excellent price to performance card. I am running multiple AAA games at over 80 FPS on 2K and everything just looks wonderful. Good build quality, decent included fans and enough power to comfortably run demanding gamesMakes this a winner in my book!

The amd software isn’t the best sometimes depending on the update, but overall it’s a powerful gpu for the price

Bought this as an upgrade to an R9 390. Install on a Windows 10 machine was a breeze. Able to get 100 FPS solid on Borderlands 3 on 1080P. Much quieter than my other card and not as bad on the heat. It is a huge card, even bigger than the 390. Overall, very satisfied with the card.

Pros: - Very powerful. - Cheap compared to its competitor. - Very nice aesthetics. - Stays very cool with a custom fan curve. - Can run Crysis. Cons: - Blue lights are kind of bright in a dark room. - AMD drivers are trash. Crashes sometimes. XFX is not at fault here. This is solely on AMD.

So, Where to start. I wanted to love AMD GPUs again after 5 years with a 1070 in an Alienware. Unfortunately, the software and drivers for these cards is still horrible. Its still as bad as it was back in the R9 390 days. The card hard crashed my system about every 2 hours. Also, it runs HOT, I dont care what you set the fans too, it runs 70-90C on most games. Oh yeah, every time it crashed my computer it reset the fan curve to never go above 50% so it would just hit 100C if you didnt remember to change it every single time. Sorry AMD and Best Buy, its coming back.

XFX 5700xt is the route to go, especially now. The stats on this card crush games no problem. XFX is a great manufacturer and has awesome customer service. This is a budget card to go with right now. Don’t get Nividia, they are way over priced.

Performance is awesome but it does run hot. Make sure your case has good ventilation.

It's an amazing piece of hardware for the price, and for half the price of 2080 super or 2080TI

This graphics card is pretty good and for those that are interested. It has the performance in between a RTX 2060 super and RTX 2070 but closer to the 2060 super. It stays decently cool and is quiet. All in all a good buy if you are looking for a good cheap card.

Runs HOT! Had to undervolt it to get the temps down, but once i did its working as expected.

Veey good GPU. Although, the cooling is not as good as the 2070 and this GPU is a bit louder.

I have a decent gaming rig, set up with a R9 390 that's lasted me since it has come out. I purchased the new Call of Duty on Thanksgiving as it was a good deal, well even though my computer met and exceeded the min specs, it didn't work, so I bought this as my GPU was the only thing maxed. Of course I got this card on black friday, but the next day it goes on sale for $369.99, super disappointing. Anyways, the card itself is great and I would recommend it as it is the equivalent of the 2070 super for much cheaper.

I purchased this as an upgrade. Read the reviews on line and figured this was the better one to buy over the MSI version. I did (and always recommend) a DDU wipe before the old card was removed to limit any glitch bugs with the driver. After installation (physically) and drivers reinstalled, I noticed that there were a few issues with the card itself: 1. The XFX logo did not light up as per the product description. Not a huge deal breaker for me personally, but if it is suppose to do it, it better do it. 2. The card, albeit quiet, ran extremely hot under moderate loads. Out of the box my average gpu core temp was 83°C. Much of this can probably be attributed to driver issues due to the fact of as of writing this review, they are still ironing out some of the kinks. But a 5700 XT should be able to run high settings @ 1080p without stressing itself too much. 3. Personally I was not satisfied with the build quality of the fans' shroud. It felt cheap and flimsy. After many days of tinkering with settings and fan curves, I decided to return this card and await the 3070. Best Buy's return policy and customer service are great. Just make sure you follow the rules and you'll be fine.

Very powerful for the price. XFX website has more powerful bios you can flash on to it, and there is a switch. It runs hot but stays quiet. You can change the settings in AMDs software or use overclocking software like afterburner.

This is a good card, but extremely bulky. I would definitely have used a riser cable for this if I had a slot to place it vertically in my case. But works very well for entry level gamers

Out of the box this ran great on most things. A couple of games had some audio and stutter issues but most ran fine. I read about updating the bios on the card which I did and I have to say after the update this card runs perfect. It lowered the temps and every game I tested ran flawlessly after that. Great performance and value on this.

I bough this GPU about a week ago to build my new PC. So far it is performing very well. I am getting more than enough power to play the latest games on Ultra settings and solid FPS.

No fancy gimmicks and lights, just a straight up excellent 5700 xt with a decent cooler. I luckily have not experienced any issues with my 5700 xt, as it is documented to have unstable drivers and not work well with certain games. With that there are a few things I did to assure things are running with this card that all people buying gpu's should do: 1. Use a free program called DDU to clean the old drivers 2. Update the bios of your motherboard. I had issues with older boards with newer cards, and updating this bios is essential in solving my problem. 3. Check Temps of the gpu asap. If your card goes over 80c you have a bad one and will black screen most likely. My card went to 75c on a full load and no issues here. So far my card has been running well and no issues so far.

When it played it was a great car that had high fps but the card ran hot and loud and when I was playing it crashed in almost every game about 30 minutes in and I tried everything to fix it with no prevail and ended up returning it to buy a 2070 super.

This could change, but the drivers! Holy hell, it reminds me of NVidia back when NVidia made the world's worst drivers... After a week of trying newest, older and various releases: For me it was a chipset update, new drivers and the 2nd most recent drivers. From there rock-solid. But it shouldn't be this hard to get a stable game running. It looks great on my older ASUS b350 Prime.