Customer Ratings & Reviews

Amazing video card and great customer experience when I was purchasing

Excellent. Can run most games. Beautiful graphics.

Ok not bad for the money not as good as nvidia good amount of vram

My experience hasn't been the best. My PC continuously keeps crashing whenever I try to do something GPU intensive which never happened before. the games that do run for me usually have syncing issues and trying to download updated drivers is a pain as the AMD specific program doesn't even recognize when there is a new driver half the time

Good card but would only recommend it when on sale.

This graphic card sadly did not work for me. I went through hours of trouble shooting. Did a fresh windows install, fresh drivers, updated motherboard bios, made sure i had two separate PSU cable going into the gpu. None of it helped. I would load up a gamw, and the moment it started to pull some wattage. It would shut my system off. I have a 750w psu with a ryzen 3700x. On amd website it says that the psu would wirk fine. At this point i think i bought a faulty gpu and plan to return it and buy a 4070 super. Amd makes amazing graphic cards but sometimes you get unlucky and buy one that doesnt work.

Died after ~6 months. No warranty plan nothing. Just not worth buying from best buy. Geek squad says they can do tests on and and book an appointment. Get there and remind statement. Waste of time.

i would say its ok.... but there is a better options for gpu...

I got this card literally 10 days ago and its already broken. No longer get a display from it, but the internals on my cpu work fine and it shows code 45 in device manager.

Runs Beautifully, consistent high FPS (over 200) and looks amazing in a build.

Bought this Card over a year ago paired with a 7800x3d. this thing is a powerhouse indeed. i love it. i don't even have Frame gen activated. and i get 140- 230 fps in many top Teir games in 1440p with max settings. if i activate FSR 2.0 frame gen, i get 450 to 600 FPS in most games easily.

Perfect for my usage, 1440p gaming. The 20GB of ram will provide years of future proofing. I also appreciate the integrated bar that keeps the card from sagging. The design of the card is very simple and no frills. The only thing that lights up is the XFX logo.

Part of my new AMD rig. Handles any game at ultra on 4k with no noticeable frame drops. I regularly play: Total War, Warhammer III, Star Citizen, Satisfactory, Cyberpunk 2077, and many VR titles on my Index. Handles them all effortlessly and I feel as though it'll be at least 3-4 years before anything comes out that's a challenge to this card. The XTX would just be a waste as there aren't any games that would even challenge this card unless you've got some kind of extreme setup. Only a few suggestions for improvement: 1. It's loud under load, and the sound is a bit grindy. Not great. 2. There was a pretty frustrating period for the first couple of months as drivers were updated. Lots of crashes, but this seems to be sorted out now. 3. Some VR games that I liked to play just don't work. Blade & Sorcery, Bonelabs, and Pavlov simply don't get past the main menu anymore. Yet others, like Vertigo 2, and HL Alyx work flawlessly. May just be a developer issue though.

Loce this thing. The potential for Overclocking is huge! Fan runs a bit loud for some peoples tastes (when OC) buy, since i wear headphones, i'll take the big performance boost! Plus, after buying it, i found a better price and BestBuy matched it! Why wouldn't you buy from these guys!?

I bought it used for 580 and it was a great purchase. It looks great and runs at a high number of frames. 100% recommended

Gpu is good a little loud but does the job at 2k 9/10

7900 XT is great, 165fps on God of War on my cheap 1080p monitor.

Im sure this card is great, but best buys website sucks. Card shows in stock and still does just to get my order cancelled 2 different times. Ill spend more somewhere else and avoid best buy at all cost now.

Selling an almost two year old graphics card for $900 when the 9070XT is MSRP at $650-$750? What a joke. Either sell at reasonable prices or don’t stock them.