
Play the latest in AAA titles with this XFX Radeon RX 560 graphics card. Its power-saving CHILL technology automatically adjusts the frame rate based on in-game movements, and the 4GB of GDDR5 RAM with 1024 stream processors smoothly renders 3D images. This XFX Radeon RX 560 graphics card has DisplayPort and HDMI connections, so it's optimized for large, modern displays.
A: You are correct, even on XFX website it's listed as Best Buy only model with 896 processors. I will be returning mine as this is just a renamed RX460.
A: Yes, I have a 430 as well, no issues.
Q: will it run world of warcraft
A: Hello Steve, This is what i bought this GPU for was for gaming on WOW. I have an older computer that still uses DDR3 memory and this GPU runs WOW settings on ultra without any issue. Double check your power supply though to make sure it supports the extra wattage. :)
A: If you have an i5 intel I would say that you would be safe purchasing this. Legacy BIOS is ok, I run legacy BIOS on mine works like a charm. Main thing is does the system support PCIExpress. If yes than this is for you and your son :)
A: The card should work. It uses a PCI Express 3.0 interface which is backwards compatible with your system which has a PCI Express 2.0. I am using this card in an older system and the card is doing fine so far. If you go to google and type in "compare AMD Radeon HD 7660D and AMD Radeon RX560" and search you will see a link for gpu dot benchmarks dot com ... this will compare your two cards. This card blows the card in your machine out of the water. Be sure to download the latest drivers from AMD when you install the card.
A: yaa its due more than run it and you sude be able to play most games 1080p just fine till probley 2025 or longer
A: As your computer seems to be fairly new, this should work just fine. As long as your Motherboard can use PCI type cards it will work. This GPU uses PCI 3.0 which is one of the more current stats for GPU's. It had enough memory to run WIN10 64bit as well. Good Luck!
Q: I'm planning to get a freesync monitor the requires HDMI 2.0, will this work?
A: APerson the answer is yes u can cause this card only has 1 display port which is called a VGA port and there’s 2 ways u can use it VGA head on both side or one side with the VGA head and the other side HDMI.