XFX RX 5700 Xt Thicc III Ultra 8GB Boost Up to 2025MHz GDDR6 3xDP HDMI Graphics Card (Rx-57XT8TBD8)

After hearing of driver issues, I held out until they were fixed. I wanted a card that would do me good for awhile, and as I play on 1080p 144hz, I knew this would be the card. Some say it is overkill, perhaps they are right but if I ever go to 1440p I know I'm ready, monitors are expensive, especially 1440p 144hz!)You can feel quality when you hold it in your hand. Metal backplate, so it's stiff, a little heavy but it doesn't sag too bad, maybe a few degrees. Kinda gives me a Cadillac vibe with the grill.As a note, I use Proxmox as my host operating system, with a windows virtual machine with vfio to pass through the GPU and game. I have had to tinker to get it to work, but it is working with no issues, plenty of guides online.The performance has been nothing short of amazing, especially when you consider the price is $400. Zero blue screens or driver issues, junction temperature is staying at 70°C under full load, and the noise is acceptable. I personally don't care how loud a card is, *as long as the cooling if effective*. Changed the default can curves up much higher, starting at 40% at idle, going to 90% at 100°C. As such I've not seen this card go over 72°C. The fans at 100% are a bit loud, but it's not obnoxious. I am very happy with the cooler design and that XFX refreshed this card, and made it longer. I think that really helps with the temps. Even more pleasing as I am concerned about longevity, a bigger cooler keeps things colder and thus the heat stress at Bay.I had a 1660 super, but found frame rate in games to be lacking at times, which in turn had to lower detail levels. Ultra everything is a breeze for this card, I haven't gamed on PC in many years, so much so I am used to Xbox 360 graphics. The immersion and high refresh rate just make the experience so much better. Sure it's not a 2080, but I feel like I'm getting the performance of a 2070, very close to it (partner has one).I am impressed with the drivers and utilities. AMD has done a great job, with Nvidia, you have to get other utilities to do what AMD includes, like undervotling or fan curves. Room for improvement, but it has won me over so far.Buy with confidence, I love this card.Edit: I should mention those temperatures I listed were at MINIMUM case fan speed, I turned my fans up to max, (10x 140mm cheapo fans @1400rpm) and this card only hits 55C even with an over clock.

Scalps are grabbing up everything and it's hard to track good deals till I came across this 5700 XT. I am actually quite glad I was pushed to go a different direction then my usual Nvidia route. Radeon has come a long way and this card is perfect for my build. I have just about every game you can think of and this card plays max settings at 1080p, 1440p 60fps+. 4k at 40-45 fps max with a I5 6600k OC 4.2 and just 16GB 1866 DDR3.The only gripe i found out the hard way was this card will not show up till you upgrade to Win10. I was fortunate and had a home edition laying around but i was upset i had to let my Win 8.1 go. There was no driver associated with this card that would go past 17.01 blah blah. So I caved and upgraded to Win 10. Also i need to add the settings and features are so vast associated with this card I am amazed. This also came with Godfall and it plays perfect on 1440p maxed out. I don't care to go pass 60fps and just know this card will run max settings even when you aren't using it 100%.I set it to basically feed it power enough to make my games at least run 60fps and never over so I know this card if you want can exceed that count. Consider purchasing a pilar to help with GPU sag because this card is heavy and it will sag so best invest in one like in my photo that isnt that expensive to make sure your MB is safe and card is safe and level.*Update 11/22/20* Driver IssuesWell it took a few days of purchase for the drivers to become an obstacle. With my particular experience with the audio driver issue via connect HDMI to TV. While scouting online looking for a solution in the end there is none. The issue is and varied but mine was audio cuts off randomly and audio driver would just switch off. Utilizing DDU to clean uninstall and freshly put the newest recommended driver, it worked but then went right back to it. Did all the same troubleshooting as suggested online but nothing. Never had this issue with RTX or GTX if that.*Solution*The only way to break this endless cycle of audio issues was to plug via AUX cable into the MB and directly plug into my sound bar system. This locks and enables use of Realtek driver on the MB. Every since I have had no issue.On another note this card is amazing minus the audio issues. This can play 95% of my library 4k max 60fps+ while I can monitor my utilization is only at 70-85% this was set on purpose because I am using a I5 6600k on a Z170 MB. This card is future proof for awhile.*Noise & Heat*I can't hear the fans and they wont spin until it gets under heavy loads. The system is auto and works perfectly. XFX has come a long way from when I last had their card back in the day and I am glad I got the chance to try them out again.Heat is amazing, the highest I have monitored this was 74c this was under heavy loads. My CPU usually goes up to 47c. The power is not even that high and it will adjust accordingly but I have noticed it take as much as 230w which is nothing. I do need to mention I am not utilizing 100% too and don't need too either.

I have been building my own PCs since 2003, and have never had this bad of an experience with any of my previous Nvidia GPUs.I have tried every single solution available on the internet, from AMD and from forums. But I still have issues with this GPU in every single game I play.I have tried putting the fans to permanently run at 100%, and still the GPU overheats at less than 50% load. I have tried DDUing the Driver and used every single driver AMD released since the GPU was released. I have also tried Underclocking, Overclocking, Undervolting, Overvolting, and even putting a big desk fan next to the open PC case. The GPU always crashes, and at random time intervals, so sometimes it feels like the problem is solved, only to appear at the most undesirable moment (like today in a competition ACC race)The Drivers are terrible, every update I have more issues with the GPU, I have now tried for months to get the darn GPU to run stable without crashing, sometimes one problem gets fixed with a driver update, only for another problem to appear.There are plenty of users out there with the same problem and still AMD cannot get a decent working driver released, or provide a good explanation of what to do to get the drivers from crashing.Also note, there are people who have been using this card with no problems, which begs the question what the cause is of the card/driver timeouts. Could be some incompatibility between some software/hardware/bios settings combinations that causes the problems with the GPU and the driver, could be a bug in all the drivers, or it could be an intermittent HW failure caused by some components running at the edge of their specified operating ranges.Bottom line is, this card is very very temperamental and will cause issues for very weird and silly reasons unless you are one of the lucky few.

I bought this card to replace my Asus GTX1080, I run a triple monitor setup with one 1200p and two 1440p monitors, once of which is 144hz with Freesync.So far in all my testing the card has run beautifully. I've gained an average of 30fps over my GTX1080 and am comfortably over 100fps at max settings 1440p in most games. In Apex Legends I average 130fps at max settings at 1440P. Max power draw on my system is about 230 watts and the card has not broken 73 degrees. Freesync is working perfectly as well.I had read reports of driver issues with the card, especially with multi monitor setups, as well as with browser hardware acceleration but I've experienced none of this as of Jan 2 2020.The card is noticeably quieter than my GTX1080 as well, but noticeably larger ( illustrated in my photos ) and it barely fit past my radiator in my NZXT S340 case. I've found that I much prefer the Radeon software suite over the GForce one and will probably make regular use of it outside of just driver updates.All in all I give this a big thumbs up. Performance is competing with cards that cost $250 more. It doesn't hurt that it's a great looking card, large but clean and relatively understated.

Allora, come da titolo premetto due cose: 1) Sono stato fortunato ad acquistarla quando il prezzo era ancora quello di lancio (ovvero 450 euro). Ora viene venduta a quasi 700, e per quel prezzo, non comprate assolutamente; 2) Ero partito con l'idea di sfruttare l'estensione per il reso dato che sono in attesa di una 3080 da ottobre (sigh) ma mi sono trovato talmente bene (e la 3080 ancora non si vede, doppio sigh) e restituirla entro i termini massimi ma sono rimasto talmente soddisfatto che alla fine la terro' comunque per darla o ad un amico o montarla sul mio pc "mulo" a casa dei miei genitori.Venendo alla recensione vera e propria, la scheda e' una bomba. Come tutte le 5700xt in circolazione va undervoltata tramite il software proprietario di amd adrenaline. Ho vinto la famosa "silicon lottery" con questa scheda, dato che riesco mantenendo un clock di 2ghz, a fare un undervolt stabile a 1060 mv (contro i 1200 factory). Il tutto si traduce in temperature minori (circa 6 gradi sul chip e ben 18 gradi sul junction) mantenendo le ventole a circa il 35/40% attorno ai 17/1800 rpm (e il tutto si traduce in circa 35/40 dbA di rumore... praticamente inaudibile).Per quel che riguarda gli fps non mi dilunghero' troppo, ci sono 54057 benchmarks in rete. Io ho un monitor 1440p a 144hz e riesco a giocare a tutti i giochi piu' pesanti come Metro Exodus, Horizon Zero Dawn (tranne cyberpunk, ma quella e' una storia a parte) a circa 70 fps con dettagli ultra (e' anche vero che ho un discreto pc, ryzen 5800x, 32 gb di ram) ma tranquilli che i 60 li toccate sicuri anche con processori meno performanti. A 1080 non fatevi problemi, tutti i giochi gireranno tranquillamente a 90/100 fps a meno che non siate "bottleneckati" dalla vostra cpu.Che aggiungere. Grande acquisto, specialmente vedendo il prezzo a cui viene venduta ora... che ladri e che brutta situazione che si e' creata per il pc gaming. Mah, speriamo in tempi migliori. Se per caso riusciste a trovarla attorno alle 450/500 non fatevi remore ed acquistatela. Non ne andrete delusi.

Mes conseils et avis :- Il faut bien désinstaller votre logiciel AMD Adrénaline entièrement avant de monter votre carte et le réinstaller ensuite une fois votre carte installer.- Après deux semaines d'utilisation, je n'ai eu aucun écran noir ou vert, aucun crash, carte très stable.- La carte est assez massive et lourde, je vous recommande un bras ou pied pour la maintenir.- Pour les températures, j'ai testé sur deux tours différentes avec les mêmes configurations, une plus compact et une plus large :La tour plus large : Les températures sont excellentes 67° général stable et 80° +ou- en jonction (le plus point le plus chaud), juste parfait!La tour plus compact : Les températures sont beaucoup moins bonnes 74° général instable et 89° +ou- en jonction (le point le plus chaud de la carte), ce n'est pas très bon!- Je pense que les personnes qui ont des problèmes de chauffe avec cette carte sont dues à leur tour et ont un mauvais airflow. Je recommande pour accueillir cette carte d'avoir une tour spacieuse avec pas mal de ventilateur (un en dessous de la carte fait beaucoup)- Pour l'alimentation, le site officiel recommande au minimum une 600w, elle tire beaucoup selon les jeux, moi je vous recommande plutôt au minimum une 650w ou plus, et éviter de brancher un seul câble d'alimentation qui se dédouble, brancher plutôt deux câbles d'alimentations distincts.- Pour les performances en jeu elles sont excellentes en 1440p ultra et 4k native ou dynamique selon les jeux, pour le nombre de FPS je vous laisse aller vous renseigner comme mon écran est juste un 60Hz.- Et pour finir la carte est très silencieuse.Bon Jeu à Tous.

Una gran gráfica a un precio excelente, vengo de unaRTX 2060 que devolví ya que no estaba contento con su rendimiento (bajones de FPS repentinos y algún que otro glich gráfico).Los drivers han mejorado bastante aunque he de decir que la aplicación a veces no va del todo fluida, tuve que personalizar la curva del ventilador ya que la gráfica alcanzaba temperaturas de 80ºC y la temperatura de la unión 100ºC, sino le pones la curva personalizada el ventilador no pasa de 2000 r.p.m, con lo cual es bastante recomendable hacer la curva personalizada.Decir que no he hecho pruebas de estrés y que las temperaturas que muestro son mientras juego al Warzone en multijugador.La estética de la gráfica me ha gustado mucho, tenéis que tener cuidado sino tenéis una caja grande porque puede que no os quepa, en mi caso al conectarla al PCIe prácticamente estaba muy bien sujeta, no he tenido que usar el refuerzo que viene con mi caja.