XFX - AMD Radeon R7 360 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black/Gray

I chose this after careful review of price and sales, it meets the minimum for my current build and is crossfire ready, so when I drop the half grand or more on performance, it will definitely pay off. Easy to work with as all are, its bigger than my old evga which had dual fans as well. The piping is nice!

gives surprising performance for the buck. I was running AMD r7 Dual graphics and decided to go with this card.. solo. I was shocked by the increased framerate and the 3D mark benchmarks it produced. I am very happy with this card. it is great for low budget builds.

A new product line is a little disappointing. Power efficiency is a little disappointing.

this is a great product it has no lag when playing gta 5 or advanced warfare

I purchased this video card R7-360 two weeks ago and woke my PC up this morning to a screen full of flickering artifacts. I'm currently typing this thanks solely due to my retired EVGA Nvidia 560 Ti. Which I reinstalled immediately to confirm my initial assessment that it is in fact this video card that failed "and not my monitor". Being an accredited certified technician for over 30 years with HP, Dell, Apple, Toshiba, and too many small shops to count. This is the 2nd video card, I personally purchased that didn't last a year. Ironically it has been an XFX both times that are now are ending their brief life with the RMA process. This is in my personal experience now equates to a 100% fail rate "not good". I don't know if I want to bother installing the card they send me as a warranty return, or just sell it and move on to something else more reliable. While they do work, they work absolutely fine and as advertised. But if you purchase one. Definitely keep your old card as a backup along with the packing and definitely register the thing with XFX, because it's going to happen sooner or later "2 weeks to 9 months later" to be exact "it will fail". And if you want to avoid the bothersome time consuming RMA process avoid it entirely. Yes I know XFX card line has a double super duper lifetime warranty, which is great because your going to need it "repeatedly over and over."

I got this card for a HTPC. It works great for that, it does the job really nicely and runs pretty cool (around 65 degrees C. under load was the highest I saw). It also will do some gaming too, it'll run most newer games pretty well, even with settings up pretty high, or maxed, and still have really good frame rates (65 to 80 on average @ 1080p) on my 55" TV. Good performance and a good price, can't go wrong with this card.

I bought this after much research, it was exactly what i was looking for, not to expensive but a good quality and a good brand. It plays everything I have with no lag what so ever.

I've had many AMD & Nvidia cards & own a R9390. This card makes me think twice why I paid more at times. Even at 2GB this card out performs cards $200 & more with ease. The 7.1 audio via HDMI works very well as it always did. AMD stays on top of their drivers & at this time, for the money, you can't buy a better card. In real world gaming, this card can run all games I have on "high" with no lag & excellent frame rates. I notice the slight difference between the R9390 & this card, however, for 99% of gamers, this card is more than ample to stomp opponents into the ground. It has the same power hungry appetite of the larger R series, but a 600w power supply will do fine. In fact, out of the entire R series line, this card has the best performance per dollar out there.