PowerColor AMD Radeon RED DRAGON RX 580 8GB GDDR5 1 x DL DVI-D / 1 x HDMI / 3 x DisplayPort Graphics Card (AXRX 580 8GBD5-3DHDV2/OC )

Just to get the issues out of the way, I have had some issues with the fans not running at idle speed after I completed a driver update (fixed it through Raedon software). It also gets VERY loud when the fans are at 100%, but I cannot say that besides manually running them that fast, I have never had them go above 60% during heavy usage. So it is generally quiet, but if for some reason it needs to crank up the fans, it sounds like a jet engine.It does exactly as advertised as it reaches 1350mhz (the advertised speed) and that gets me an average of 80fps in gta 5 on max settings and I haven't had the opportunity to play other games with it yet. For the price, cant do much betterGreat budget-ish that gets you a lot of performance for a low price.

Been using this thing for years with zero issues. Still holds up for what I need it for.

First off, I upgraded from a 1050ti and it was a very nice upgrade. I've had this card for about 5 months and here are some things I like and dislike.I love the amount of power you get for the price. It does very well at 1080 high/ultra. It was a big upgrade from my old 1050ti. I like that it has a nice plate over the PCB and makes it look very nice. But there are some drawbacks. It can get very noisy while running at 100% usage. It can also get a bit toasty in your case. I do have it overclocked to 1425Mhz. So only about 75 extra Mhz. When I had it running at stock there wasn't really any coil whine that I could hear, but when I overclocked it I couldn't definintly hear a bit of coil whine, but dont worry that is not bad for your graphics card and it won't harm it.Overall I think it is a very nice card and I'm taking off a star just because its a bit loud but hey, can't really complain for the price.

I upgraded from a Radeon 7950 to the RX 580 and the difference was like night and day. Especially since I was able to enable FreeSynch on my new ViewSonic monitor I've had for a couple months. When playing Total War: Three Kingdoms, the fans do ramp up and are more audible than I'd like at times, but it's not that bad. Could even be me not configuring it properly or pairing it with a more recent CPU.I'd definitely recommend this GPU if you're looking for something tried and true at this price point.

It could run games pretty smoothly for a budget pc, but it would get really loud and that is something I really didn’t like, and then out of nowhere after about two or three weeks my pc wouldn’t post. I wanted to replace the graphics card anyways because I wanted a quiet card and I wanted to have better preference, so I changed to an rtx 2060, and that fixed the problem. I think for the price, and if you don’t care about the noise then it could be a good graphics card for a super budget of build, but I would recommend trying to get a higher quality card and cheaping out somewhere else, like your case

I have has this card for probably about a month now and its still running strong, i can play games such as GTA V and Fallout 4 and Battlefield V with no issues what so ever. i highly recommend this card for a 150-200$ price range over many of the other GPU'S on the market in the price range.The card does get a little warm but not more then 50c under load with stock air cooling.overall this card is VERY good for its price per performance.

I bought this card for an all AMD build computer, works great with Ryzen. Loving the 8GB power. It runs cool (which, for gamers, is a thing we have to worry about) is mostly silent except when under full load, but even then it isn't as loud as the system fans I have in the case. But mostly, what I love about it is that it has been able to render everything I've thrown at it so far. I'm still trying to see what the limitations of it are, but even rendering in graphics production, it's not let me down. There is nothing so pleasing as seeing renders complete without tearing or skips.It's a solid, reliable card. If I have to complain (which I don't) my only complaint is in a RGB build, they could have added a dragon cutout to the card for that little extra bling.A fair bit of warning, this is a full sized card. Check before you buy to make sure it will fit in your case.

I bought this to replace my crossfired HD5770s. My old cards were very loud and hot. It arrived 3 days early! Very easy to install, my old power supply has a 6+2 plug so it connected without an additional adapter. It performs very well and very quiet. Forza Motorsports Horizon 4 is silky smooth. I’ll be testing Witcher 3 soon.