Item#: N82E16814137735

Pros: This card is just as fast as a 3070 for less money. Yeah it's not as good in RTX, but what games have RTX? None of the ones I play do. AMD cards also run significantly better with older/slower CPUs. An midrange nvidia GPU like a 3060 will bottleneck an older CPU like a 2700X by around 20%. A card like this will not because there's less driver overhead. Yeah nvidia has some cooler tech, but many games don't support it, or people hardly ever use it. Like Nvidia has a better encoder, but I bet most gamers don't even know what that means. Nvidia also has G-sync which is better than the AMD alternative, but nobody has G-sync monitors because they're way more expensive. In real-life gameplay this card beats all my friend's 3060s by 20-40% in DX12 games like Ready or Not. It's about on par with my friends 2070 Super, paired with the same 3600X CPU I have.

Cons: This specific model GPU has a fragile fan shroud that shattered off in shipping. Newegg processed my RMA and got me a replacement card in about 5 days with no big hassle, so I'm not taking any eggs. Otherwise this card blew about my expectations.

Overall Review: Aggregate bench-marking sites are legitimately bias against AMD. These AMD cards are just better than NVidia for a practical budget gamer. If you're looking to spend as much money as possible, NVidia is probably better, but for any sort of budget gaming AMD is back on the map. 3070 performance for the price of a super cheap 3060.

Overall Review: 10/10 would defiantly buy this again! works great!

Pros: It is definitely a big upgrade from my rtx 2060. I actually really like the AMD Adrenaline software far far more than I thought I ever would. It's a short card so it will fit in most cases.

Cons: It's a short card so it only gets two fans which means it runs a bit hot. Has a plastic backplate and no holes in it so the heat just kind of insulates. Make sure you set a fan curve and set max rpm to around 65%-75% because anything higher is extremely loud. The fans are definitely effective though. You'll want to undervolt it to get temps down. I got my temps down 15c doing this.

Overall Review: Overall it's still a great card for the price. If you want a 6700xt/6750xt and the price of the other manufacturers are still significantly higher than the Mech x2 version, then I'd say go for it! The AMD Adrenaline software makes undervolting extremely easy and you can get your temps down a lot while the card keeps it's high performance.

Pros: - installation (switched from NVidia) was flawless - AMD interface is very straight forward, contrary to gforce experience. Im actually inclined to play around with it. - runs quiet and cool - small factor

Cons: - Plain looking. Admittedly clean look can be pros for many.

Overall Review: Bought it for $320 + tax when it went on sale for couple of days. I replaced good old gtx 980 ti, and Im very pleased with the results on 1440p.

Pros: Good framerates Not too loud Runs Total War Hammer III on Ultra settings very well

Cons: Wasn't free?

Overall Review: Good value

Pros: -Handles video and gaming (especially emulation) extremely very well -Included a free game -Tweakable via the AMD Adrenaline application -Overclocking is possible

Cons: -A bit lengthy and wide in regard to size--make sure you have good cable management and enough space inside your computer case. The card will take a little more than two slots of width -No RGB lighting... It should be included with graphics cards in this price range -Price is okay... Would've been nice if they lowered the price some more

Overall Review: I grabbed this card on a discount and never looked back! It came with a free game too! It paired great with my mobo; MSI MPG X570S Edge Max WiFi. Handles minor overclocking and tweaking via the AMD Adrenaline application very well--I haven't tried any major overclocking though. An overall well rounded graphics card that handles everyday tasks and gaming very well. Definitely grab one if you find it on sale.

Pros: Super fast, not too long ; good for smaller cases Runs somewhat silent Eats any game you through at it maxed 1440p Not $1000

Cons: Little thicker than you anticipate. I had a corve v1 itx case that wouldn't accommodate the thickingess ( length was fine, so cant necessarily go by that sometimes ).

Overall Review: Recommended to others for the $599 CAD I got it for sure sure. Should last a good 4 years for high 1440p gaming. Pair it with an OCd 5600 or higher cpu, else you'll leave a lot of frames on the table.

Pros: - Good performance but will run it's little heart out if pushed. Junction temps will push mid 90's running 4K uncapped. However, frame capping (via vsync'ing) can drop temps by 20 degs. - Good performance, seamless integration with Linux (Kubuntu) - Fans are silent when not using graphics intensive applications and very quiet even when running fans full speed.

Cons: - Runs a little warm as expected with only 2 fans and smaller heat sink, but is manageable with frame capping.

Overall Review: Good middle of the road card. Runs ~34W for normal PC's tasks, ~210W running at top speed and ~120W capped at 60fps (under DOOM).

Overall Review: This is a great card for casual 1440p gaming. It ran most games over 60fps at 1440p high or ultra. In all specifications, this card is advertised to have a TDP of 250w. But in reality, this seems to be power limited to 210w. From what I found after scanning through various forums for weeks, this is a common trend for the Mech series of cards. You can of course undervolt a bit and make it run at a bit higher clock, but in most loads it runs at a maximum of around 2400mhz which 250mhz lower than the advertised clock speed. Reducing 2 stars for this, given the name of the card also contains the word "OC" but there is no way to OC this card with the hard power limit.

Pros: 3 Displayports

Cons: 1 HDMI port Requires two 6+2 pin power connectors for optimal performance

Overall Review: If I could crack an egg in half for not having one more HDMI port, I would here. Unfortunately, I had to go get compatible cables for my dual monitors. Inconveniences aside, This GPU demands power. It has two 6+2 pin power ports. I ran two seperate power lines with mine. I thought this card would run a little hot, but that massive bulk of a heat sink with it's dual fans do a good job of keeping it cool. Performance wise, it's been smooth. If you can get this at a bargain price that's comparable or less to the 6700XT, do it.