Customer Ratings & Reviews

Absolutely love it. Takes up A LOT of room but I can run Fortnite, Witcher, Skyrim, Warzone and much more on max settings with no difficulty.

Bought this for my editing machine and let me tell you on a 8 min 100% usage render it didn't go above 55c Black screens are easily fixable by proper order driver install Powerhouse 7nm pcie 4.0

Purchased recently and I do not regret it. Gaming is crisp fast and it stays cool under pressure.

I've only had the card for a day now (installed). and only run a few in game benchmarks (mostly Tom Clancy). With that said, the card is a power house. Rainbow Six Siege averages 144FPS on a 32" 2K monitor with all settings nearly maxxed out. The card is massive. Even in a Antec full tower case, it's merely an inch from the drive caves in the front of the case. Plan accordingly in smaller cases.

Great Card! However, in an intensive game you will hear a small aircraft carrier take off in your computer case. I am exaggerating a bit but if you don't like noise get a different card. Personally, my headphones block out all noise and I really couldn't care less anyway. The drivers are an improvement over Nvidia's in my opinion (I had a gtx 1070). However, I had a couple of hiccups with running games from the Windows Store for some reason, which were fixed in an update. I like that AMD opted for an all in one interface as opposed to having to go to the Nvidia Control Panel for some of the big display tweaks. Overall, good with a slight noise issue.

Bought this card for a second gaming rig and I decided to give amd a shot. I debated between this and red devil, they both had great reviews and great feed back from users online but I just liked the way this one looked and went with it. Card arrived in perfect condition and I paired it up with an i5 9600k overclocked to 5ghz and connected to a msi 1440p, 165hz monitor. All I gotta say is the card is running wonderful at that resolution with my games maxed out, but most importantly no driver issues or crashes of any sort for me. I loaded up Resident evil 3 remake that came as a freebie with the card and at 1440p Maxed out I’m getting 140fps average. Yes the card runs a little hot and a little loud (75-80) in intense gaming but that don’t bother me, I’m sure with a little tinkering with the airflow and undervolting everything will be fine. Happy customer here, got a great card at a great price with a few freebies to go along.

My old card would easily overheat and the fans would be on max playing world or warcraft on low settings for effects. I decided to upgrade my card since I'm had my MSI 290x for 10 years. Installed new card easily, ran WOW on max settings also Diablo3 on max, card is not even making a noise! Incredible! Card is silent as well. New card verses old card in length is 4 inch difference. I have a full Case not a mid s be careful on case size before you buy!

I'm using this graphics card within a Razer Core as an external GPU. It works for both my Windows and Mac laptops. It is definitely a beefy card, so check your space available before you buy it.

The card is outstanding and powerful The amd drivers on the other hand are unstable and picky.

Obviously, this thing is huge. Make sure to measure out before buying.

One hell of a gpu! Strong and able to play almost all games.

Move to this from 2 R9 380x cards, great frame rates, runs hot at times.

I guess I was just expecting more of a difference both noticeable, and in benchmarks from the standard 5700 that I picked up for under 3 bills. I though with the extra 300mhz of speed and the additional cores would be noticeable... It's not. If you have say an RX 480, 580 or something in that range, this card would be a nice upgrade. but if you have a 5700 just wait till the next gen of AMD cards. most likely it will be around the time of the release of the new consoles

No issues with the fans or temps like some reviews. I play Xera at 115fps. Most other game like dark souls and fallout are around 75-90 fps.

Performance is perfect! I wouldn't get any other type of graphics card.

My favorite card I've had. It's really sleek and not very loud considering the monster fans on it. Always keeps cool, and runs most games at ultra 1440p. Mine did arrive with a dent on the aluminum but still worked fine. Not the most satisfied with AMD's updates, however.

- Replaced rx480. Saw the good prices on the thicc line but found that the thermals were bad. This edition is to erase all of those. Temps are stable. Never really too loud pushing AAA games. I do have good airflow in my case but nothing crazy like water cooling. So far happy with the purchase. Only downside is the length is very long. So be prepared to have some anti-sag treatment. I placed some cork coasters on my HDD bay that sits on the bottom of my case, opposite the PSU

This gpu is a bit bigger and heftier than other 5700 XT variants but provides excellent cooling that is an improvement from the THICC II. Part of the reason I chose this gpu over the 2070 super was that it has similar performance but at a cheaper cost. The THICC III Ultra has a nice black aesthetic that can fit into any build if that build can support the length of the gpu. I have had no issues with this graphics cards (given the driver updates). A minor complaint is the weight of the gpu, as a consequence of it's cooling, you may also experience some gpu sag. Overall, a solid gpu.

This card is HUGE, be sure you have enough space!!

I loved the design of this card, it has 3 vilators that help to cool the card well, I only tested one call of Duty game, even more everything in the ultra, when I test more games I'll be back for more details.