Item#: N82E16814150874

Pros: Runs literally everything I want to play maxed out with over 100+fps while staying cool and quiet

Cons: None

Overall Review: You cannot go wrong getting this card for under $330!

Pros: Having a good time tweaking, it's a little challenging finding the best OC on this, but that's part of the fun. Crashes from 3dmark results in driver destruction, so I have to DDU but no big deal. So far, the cooling seems to be robust for the cards power draw, not loud at all. Though a 20-degree delta in junction temp initially led me to suspect mounting pressure issue, this appears to be common for 6000 series cards, so I haven't taken it apart to preserve the thermal pads. Speaking of which, there are no thermal pads making contact with the backplate, but I don't see it to be necessary on this card, thermals are fine. Speaking of the backplate, it is sturdy, feels metal with zero sag whatsoever, which is a huge change from my prior MSI card with the plastic backplate. This is screaming quality; it is my first XFX card, and I am very impressed. I will look to getting cards from them from now on.

Cons: The card exceeded my expectations in build quality, though thermal pads making contact with backplate is always a nice thing to have, so lacking it is a con, but not a big deal.

Overall Review: I recommend it. Fits a Siverstone RL06 with 240 arctic rad in the front just fine. RDR2 1080p everything ultra except for water quality, which is set to high, and no MSAA. Really quiet, 75FPS, looks great, performs excellent for the price. If you're running 1440p, maybe shoot for 6800 or higher, but you can make this work.

Pros: gpu fans turn completely off when not under load with msi afterburner. temps are really good. can play r6 without even turning on gpu fans. highest temp ive seen on this card was. 63 c great upgrade from rx 550

Cons: my card has a bit of coil whine, absolutely nothing to complain about its really quiet. u have to really listen with headphones off to hear it

Overall Review: 2 thumbs up as it plays every game i have tried so far really quiet.

Overall Review: Upgrade from an old radeon 200 series card since it was starting to struggle on newer games. This card runs 120-140fps on COD and 100-120fps on fortnight with no issues.

Pros: - Worked out of the box in Ubuntu 20.04 with no proprietary drivers needed for best performance unlike nVidia - Stock fan profile is well tuned for silence at idle and reasonably quiet under load - Price is good for a midrange card that can max out most games at 1080p in late '22 - XFX's build quality and support (based on previous experience) - Plenty of port options

Cons: - Open air fans may need you to adjust your case ventilation if coming from a blower-style card, but stays cool once tuned

Overall Review: This is the perfect option for those that want a capable PC build under $1k and don't want to take a gamble on a used GPU.

Pros: When it works, it works alright nothing to write home about

Cons: VGA ports constantly fail, changed cords multiple times, updated drivers, everything. The card still crashes after sitting for ten or so minutes. HDMI port does not output 1440 as advertised, as well there is some lousy screen flicker and bugs when using that port.

Overall Review: Stay away from this card

Pros: When it worked for maybe 30 minutes it was absolutely flawless performance

Cons: Died after just 30 minutes and cussed my systems to crash over and over. I made sure it was the card because I put my RTX3050 in and gamed nonstop for hours on in with no issues.

Overall Review: Honestly based off of a DOA I couldnt recommend this at all.