Pros: Arrived quickly, and was packaged well by newegg. GPU is very quiet. It has a logo that lights up if that sort of bling is your thing. That's about it...

Cons: Practically DOA, the system boots but there are artifacts all over my screen. I tried reinstalling windows 10 and the latest AMD crimson drivers, all to no avail. The artifacts get even worse once I get loaded into a game. When I switch out one of my other GPU's the issue goes away. The problem is definitely the card.

Overall Review: I knew I was taking a chance on this card after reading the other reviews. I told myself that I had never had a problem with ASUS in the past and thought that it was just a few unlucky people. Well I now join their ranks. FWIW: I have a Corsair AX1200 PSU and my array of Delta fans change the air in my case nearly 3 times a second (sounds like a screaming banshee so the quietness of the card is not really useful to me). I can guarantee that it is not an issue with power supply or cooling. The card is brand new and has NO dust buildup at all. I have enough airflow in my case that the GPU's integrated fans cycle between standstill and a lazy spin. I have no intention of trying to exchange the card for the same item, so neweggs exchange only return policy is of no use to me. Which I have no problem with as that was disclosed from the start. But with all the horror stories I've read about ASUS RMA as of late I'm afraid of how long I'll be w/out a card, not to mention who wants to pay shipping on a product that should have worked from the start. I can understand having to pay to ship the card to ASUS if the card died after a year or two, but if its DOA I take issue with that. Guess I'll just have to see if my CC company can help me out.

Pros: Upgrading from Crossfired R7 260X Out of the box a 5k point increase from 3D Mark I have these paired with a AMD FX8350 and ASUS ROG Crosshair V formula Z... 750watt psu did not cut it just ordered a 1k watt that should stabilize the voltage rails. Overclocked they do run hot for me even with a full size tower case with proper air flow.

Cons: They are HUGE they go almost to my hard drive cages in my Phantex Enthoo Luxe Full Size Tower. Be prepared to handle power consumption they use it really well.

Overall Review: Definitely recommend for an alternative to the Hundred Dollar big brother the R9 390x . and the much more expensive NVidia card.

Pros: -looks nice -solid build -quiet (when not overheating and crashing)

Cons: -I have to RMA it. First ever RMA with ASUS :( -Overheats and crashes -A flash, then "black screens" the system, nothing works so you have to unplug the computer and let it sit.

Overall Review: I like ASUS products and AMD, i pretty much uses ASUS exclusive. I even had a g75 laptop til it got stolen out of my work office :( It overheats at crashes. I'm a semi casual gamer, sometimes I don't play for a month. Card about a year old but has seriously maybe couple hundred hours total on it. I play mostly older games. Started overheating and crashing about 4 months ago. It was overheating and crashing with Neverwinter Nights 2! I just tried Pillars of Eternity and it gets super hot and crashes in character screen! Tried it again with fans cranked at 50% and it lasted but still crashed in character screen. I was tabbing out and it was already at 70c under like no load, I mean..its Nov and cold in my house. Thats when i submitted an RMA. Newest drivers, win10. I use this computer for work in mixing music so its going to be really horrible not to be able to work when I'm waiting on this RMA! I've never had an issue with ASUS before, I really hope they can help me. I emailed that ASUS rep who posted in here about doing an advance RMA, I don't care if they replace it with a cheaper 8g 480, I just want a card that works! Hopefully they do the right thing and respond to my email. I have an RMA number already too. I'm just super bummed out, I hope this experience works out and doesn't ruin ASUS for me. I've never had a problem like this. Hopefully I can update this review with good news. EDIT: Got my RMA back..... it crashed withing 5 minutes of starting civ 6, then crashed again on the startup screen of civ 6. I got the game free when I bought my son a rx480. I just did 60hours of Civ 6 with my old as hell 7850 I got back from my friend. I was actually able to get some gaming in over a couple weeks because i had a card that didn't immediately crash....... So... only one component is different. This card is defective and the RMA process just wasted my time and money, they literally did nothing but dust it off and mail it back to me.

Pros: This card looks awesome. 100% sexy card

Cons: Where do I start. I started off with this thing in Far Cry 3, pumped settings to max, it looked great. seemed like I was getting 60 fps as it was rather smooth. I started looking into it a bit when I noticed odd stuttering while playing Archeage and I would get several people on my screen. AMD Over Drive notes the GPU is running at 450 MHZ at max load. If I read correctly, the BASE CLOCK of this card is 1050.... I understand the power stepping but what the heck is going on. I have contacted Asus support and it WAS HORRIBLE. It took 3 or 4 days to get an answer which seemed canned or from some one who used google translator to send the email to me. The steps are Unseat, clean the PCI-E slot, "Clean the gold finger". Lets stop there. What the heck is the "gold finger" exactly? This a new term that I havent picked up on after 15 years of working / building / repairing computers? You could use a work around such as "Clockblocker" to lock in the clock settings but it seems the card acts funny. Sum it all up, this card looks like on paper but preforms like a paper weight. - With FPS in games such as Far Cry 4, max details @ 25-35 and the clock speed MAYBE reaching 500? - Also the Crimson software CRASHES ALL THE FREAKING TIME.

Overall Review: I have been an AMD user for a LONG time, and have always recommended AMD products (since 1999 when I built my first PC) but I am not so sure now. I am really thinking of contacting Asus to see if I can have this thing replaced w/ a 970 or a 960ti or something.

Pros: -Packaging was a joy to open; it seems ASUS spent much of the budget on it. -It looks quite nice in many builds -With proper airflow, you can surf the web without turning on the fans. -Backplate is quite nice

Cons: -It lights up on the side of it, where it turns on and off slowly. I would prefer it stay on permanently or not at all -Power hungry and the fans are not utilized well enough. I reached mid 80 degrees (Celsius) in temperature with the fans' stock setting. I suggest you download MSI afterburner and then enable user defined setting for the fans.

Overall Review: -I only got this graphics card because the r9 390 by MSI was out of stock and this had a better rebate on black Friday. I would recommend the one by MSI much more. -I do not understand why so many people have problems with crashes, I suggest you don't download the drivers form ASUS, get them from AMD. -Much of what is good and bad about this gpu is on AMD's part, not ASUS. ASUS merely provided cosmetics and a relatively better cooling system. -Monitoring software is highly advised. Once you develop an understanding of its flaws and general performance, you can do without it.

Pros: Card is nice and quiet, runs pretty cool about all the time. looks amazing, easy color matching for my over all build.

Cons: Not on the card, but I havent ran across a DX12 game yet :( I would like to match a video card with the game.

Overall Review: Im glad I bought this particular card, it matches my theme and its quiet. For $100 less than the 390x and about 200 less stream processes you'd be out of your mind to pass this up for what 5-10fps more?

Pros: Great quality and looks. Very quiet card. Keeps pretty cool with the 3 fans. Nice backplate. I deleted my old drivers before putting this card in my rig. Went to AMD and got the latest drivers and its been running perfect since. Great job ASUS!!

Cons: None

Pros: This is a fantastic Video card. it replaced my ATI 5870 that was starting to get tired. I love that it has 8gb on it, its is perfect for eyefinity and can run all my games in 5760 x 1080 no problem. right now I am running it at 1120/6700 with no voltage increases. the temps never go over 80 even after hours of gaming, and the video card is very quiet. it is also one beautiful piece of art. It is 100% stable and has not had one problem or crash in any game I play. If you run three monitors this is the card to get.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Asus makes the best computer hardware IMHO. I am still running my Asus Rampage III extreme with an i7 980. That board is so well built, and that quality is also present in the 390 STRIX. I love how this card has 3 Display Ports on it. I recommend running all three monitors from them even if you need 3 DVI adapters because it is the only way to 100% make sure you do not have any sync problems or screens flashing on the desktop due to the different types of display outputs trying to work together. I had zero issues installing the card, using the latest drivers off AMD's site. I'm not sure why some people are having issues with drivers. AMD/ATI drivers are actually very good. before you remove your old video card do a full uninstall of your old drivers and delete the directory they were stored in. for AMD that is is C:/AMD. then remove your card, install the new card and install the latest drivers found on AMD's site. I also do not experience any random crashing that some people claim to experience. If you are looking for a new video card look no further, this one hits spot with the Price/performance ratio and is a quality built product. and no I do not Work for Asus, I am just simply one very happy customer. I am not Loyal to a specific brand, I am just loyal to Quality.