RX 5700-XT

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Red Devil gfx card, excellent cooling

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Apart from the semi-bad drivers, I have never experienced bad frames in any game I have played even on ultra settings and I have a 2k monitor.

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great card for the money it may not have fancy stuff like rtx but you cant really game with rtx on with the 2000 series nvidia gpus in this price range :P

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yeah

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Just down its price to 35000 INR

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Review needs to take into account the improvement made in newer versions of the bios, and the improved cooling present on partner cards.

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Hardware is great, shame the screwed up the drivers.

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very good with cost-benefict

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The only problem with this card is some crashes which can be very frustrating at times, and its all cause AMD Drivers.

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Some minor problems in the bios, but it does what it's supposed to do

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Best graphics card ever. Best value card

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Great card, runs everything I need. But get Red devil, Nitro+ or Pulse , reference version is loud and not very good. My undervolted nitro + runs at 50C idle and 65 while gaming in mini 13L case, its silent.

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Better value, better stats idk wye people still bother buying the 2060-2070 series

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Good value gpu! after tweaking the fan, it preforms perfect

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great card especially for 1440p

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This is seriously impressive for the price, 5-10 percent worse than my 1080 ti i bought USED on ebay for $100 less...

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Cheaper thand nvidia and better

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2070 super performance in some games

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Nearly unbeatable in terms of price per performance. This GPU rivals Nvidia RTX 2070S while costing around several dollar or hundred dollar less, but you're going to need a bigger PSU to accommodate this power hungry GPU but the price per performance negate that disadvantage.

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Terrible

With the driver issues, just get a 2070S......

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AMAZING

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160 with wattman great card for 399 about sold the 1080ti runs right with th

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Great gpu price/performance

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Quite good for the price, never encountered any bugs or problems with the card

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A very powerful Graphicscard with low powerconsumption.

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Monster

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I am shocked at how powerful this card is, even with the blower on it. This card shows how great the future 5800 / 5900 cards will be. Great performance with a simple 'power slider up 50%' while turning down the voltage a smidge. Beats out the 1080ti for value and performance, which is saying quite a lot.

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Good one.

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Fantastic performance for the price! I've been loving gaming at 1440p with this thing.

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This graphics card is excellent. I run GTA 5 mainly 1440p at ultra settings, which looks beautiful, and at 78 FPS I am very happy.

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Upgraded to the 5700-XT from the RX 590 (after an awesome experience with the 590, I moved it to my secondary rig replacing a GTX 1050 Ti which I sold on). It's a fantastic card, capable of 60FPS minimum,1440p with ease. Runs a little hot, but a reasonable case set up for cooling is more than sufficient. For the price I paid (£329.99) the "bang for the buck" factor is absolutely on point.

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Great 1440p GPU. Drivers could be an issue

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It's a beast for gaming!

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Amazing to use.

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Best from AMD in a long time, can't wait to see they're "Big Navi" flagship soon.

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Needs a lot of tweaking for full stability but the performance is definitely there.

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Runs beautiful and cool as the nitro+ with no driver hiccups

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I have the XFX Thicc edition XT, and while it performs well, I had a DOA and needed to return and order another one. What ATI (XFX?) seem to lack is quality control. I used to have very dependable XFX cards from the 7700 -era which were still functioning last year, despite the many years of abuse I have put them through. My complaint is the size of this card is giant and it sags, but otherwise it's a monster and requires at least 700W PSU to stay on the safe side.

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The best card for the money. It's 400 dollars and compared to the 2080-super, when a slight overclock is put onto this card, it outperforms an average 2080-super for half the price.

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Lots of power, lots of issues. While the RX5700XT is probably unbeatable for sheer computing power per dollar right now, the horrible, ancient drivers make the cards unbearable to use. I was getting massive tearing when using FreeSync, and the display driver frequently crashed. The fan design isn't nearly as bad / noisy as it's sometimes made out to be tough.

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I just bought one, and it's the bee's knees.

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Great value, great performance

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Bought about 3 weeks ago been using constantly those 3 weeks for gaming and zero issues; best GPU i have bought yet and a great price for the performence as well

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Great Performance for the price!

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Bought it 2 weeks ago , got the MSI Gaming X and with the powerplay mod let me tell you that you wouldnt regret it , beats a stock rtx 2080 with ease for almost half the price .

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better priced for near equal performance

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Judging by the comments on this card from roughly a year ago I wouldn't have enjoyed it much then due to AMD's notoriously crummy drivers and this card specifically being plagued with issues. I'm glad to report the driver woes were taken care of before I got my card. So far the card is eating up whatever I'm throwing at it, I'm a 1080p gamer so I don't think I'll ever *really* put the card to the test but I'm incredibly happy with this cards ability to keep my frame rates where I need them for a 144Hz monitor. If you can find one of these secondhand and get yourself a bit of a discount by going with a used card I'd suggest you take that route.

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Absolute BEAST best price/performance ever. I can run ANY game at 1080p ABSOLUTE max settings and get 120-144 fps. I can get around 70-80 at 1440p. Also, I got this for $320 while the Nvidia counterpart costs $500+...

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just not worth the money