XFX RX 570 4GB GDDR5 RS XXX Edition PCI-Express 3.0 Graphics Card

If you want the best gaming system possible and have the money to blow, this is not your card. However, this is your card if you want to play almost any game at high - highest settings at 1080 resolution on a budget. That's most people.If you look at GPU benchmark sites, this is still a powerful card. The typical site such as "PassMark" will break cards in low, medium, and high categories. This one lands in the mid range of the high category. For PassMark, the high scores range from 1310 - 21167, with this card (570) landing at 6967. That score will be fine for most, if not then get the 580 (8690) or 590 (9505) *Scores may have changed since time of writing.I've been happy with the card. I had zero issues with installation, and zero issues with drivers. I have not had heating or noise issues, and no flickering or crashing. Do your research, but this product is exactly what the seller says it is, at a fair price.

This is working well under Linux on an old Biostar TZ77B motherboard using the amdgpu driver. I bought this to speed up my son's budget gaming rig. It was the best value vs perf at the time along the RX 560, 570, 580, and 590 line. He plays a number of games via Steam, and also guildwars2 via wine (lately via lutrix). For the wine stuff, it seems worthwhile to set a couple of registry entries re video memory. Anyway the fps are much higher now and the son happier. It also makes blender faster and more responsive, and you can keep the stock amdgpu module for carefree upgrading but grab the packages you need from proprietary amdgpupro drivers to just set up opencl 1.2 (not avail with open amdgpu module currently), which can help further accelerate a full render.

I bought this to make my old, 2011 HP Pavilion relevant again and able to play newer titles. Instillation was a little tricky for me since my PSU only had 6-pin connectors not 8 but thankfully the included adapter allowed me to merge two 6-pin into a single 8-pin for the card. They recommend you use this with an actual 8-pin connection from your PSU but mine is working just fine so far using the adapter. I'm very impressed with the improvement it's been from the old R7 260 I had in the computer. This card won't give you 4K @ 60fps but 1080P @ 60fps isn't a problem or 30fps for ultra settings on games like The Witcher 3 (if rendering quality is more important to you than fps). Do be warned though that this isn't a quiet card. When the fans are running at full speed it's fairly noisy. If you can live with this, it's an excellent budget card for entry level gaming and bringing new life to old machines!

Okay, I managed to fix the bluescreen crashing on this graphics card last week and I've been testing it since I wrote the negative review, it was due to faulty ram and some Nvidia driver from previous graphics card I owned, since then I've been doing so good with this card, more than I expected for it's price, it runs everything paired with a good processor and the temps are okay.Edit: If you're thinking about buying this card with it's current price then you'll be extremely disappointed, I bought this card before the shortage for only $140 and that was the only time when this card was worth it but the current price is not fair at all and it's too much for what this card offers, please don't buy it.