ASUS ROG STRIX AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Overclocked 8G GDDR6 HDMI DisplayPort Gaming Graphics Card (ROG-STRIX-RX5700XT-O8G-GAMING)

Pros: Though this was in the higher price range for a RX 5700 xt I decided to go with it because I liked all of features plus the Asus build quality. This card feels solid, and is a bit heavy. The RGB lighting effects are awesome and lots of customization via the Asus software. And performance wise, it plays everything I have thrown at it. I believe this card is well worth the extra cost over some other 5700xt. Card also runs nice and cool under load. Has switch on card to switch from performance mode or quite mode. The led on/off button on card is a nice feature as well.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I can tell you, you will not be disappointed. Just keep in mind this card is longer than a standard card, so make sure it fits in your case. It simply looks and feels like another well thought out product from Asus product line. Also I'd recommend at least a 650 watt power supply, and this card uses 2 8 pin connectors to power card.👍👍

Pros: Build quality is excellent. Built in support structure make the card more rigid that previous Strix cards. Doesn't seem to sag. Dual Bios, out of box overclock, overall performance. Replaced a Strix Vega 56 I had for 6 months with this. Roughly 20% performance gain across the board. Paired with a LG 144 hz ultrawide 2560 x 1080 monitor for now. Extremely smooth - high frame rates in most titles.

Cons: Prices are a bit high for all of these cards! (5700's, 2060's) This performance range was almost HALF of these prices just 2 - 3 years ago!

Overall Review: My previous graphics cards (Arez Strix Vega 56, Strix RX 480/580 OC) are still being used in my household, and still play most titles very well. AMD finally seems to have an architecture that they can scale well. The performance uplift is much more eye-popping than it was going from the 580 to the Vega. I just recently sold a R9 380(XFX) and I still have a R9 290(ASUS). I fully expect to have this card as long as I have had the 290 (2014). I would definitely recommend this card over the RTX competition. More performance for the money, AMD chips are generally supported much longer, and in my option, the picture quality has been noticeably better going back to ATI days. My build - Ryzen 3900X, 32Gb G.Skill 3200 MHz Trident Z ram, ROG Strix X570-E Gaming motherboard, ROG Strix 5700XT OC , LG 34UC79G Ultrawide monitor, WD NVME & SATA SSD’s, Corsair RM850 PSU, Cooler Master ML240 AIO water cooler

Pros: -Thing is a beast -Look great with the RGB and just general look -Was a breeze installing and updating drivers -Quite easy to tweak OC with Asus software -Zero issues with temps

Cons: -None so far but have only had a couple days atm. WIll update if any come up

Overall Review: Overall I've been very happy with the card so far. I'm pairing it with a Ryzen 3600 and it's been able to crush every game I've thrown at it so far at 1440p and 144 hz. Highly recommend spending the extra money for this card over other 5700 XT cards

Pros: -Design -Temps -Stock Overclock -Installation

Cons: -So far none

Overall Review: I am upgrading from the Asus Rog Strix Vega 64. I was happy with the way the card performed and looked using the Asus board/cooler. I did have some issues with some games not playing well with the vega card. On the same games I get way better performance with the 5700 xt at all the same settings. If you are looking for a good 1440p card this is a really good card to pick up. It is cheaper than the 2070 super and 2080 but performance is close to the same.

Pros: Everything so far has been a pro for this card. I upgraded to this card from a Sapphire Radeon R9 Fury X, that was still good for gaming; however I could never max out my games because I needed at least 5 GB of VRAM to do it. I had my sights set on this card ever since I had heard about it from the YouTube tech community. It was easy to install and ran perfect right out of the box. The fans are not loud at all even on load (at least in my system.) I'm getting a lot more FPS than I did with my old card; however, it still works. The RGB is cool. The temperature stays around the 60's while gaming. The 8 GB of VRAM is more than enough for any gamer, at least right now. It works for me and I hope it works for anybody else who buys it.

Cons: None, so far.

Overall Review: Again, this is an awesome card and I would recommend it for anybody. However, there are other nice cards out there and it's your decision to make which one to buy. Although, before buying any AMD card I would wait a few months before buying so that they can iron out the bugs in the Radeon software and drivers. Buy with confidence.

Pros: - Much higher, stable clock speed - quiet operation, even under load - beautiful design - great add-on Asus software

Cons: - high price - not much else in the "cons" category

Overall Review: I have a 5700 XT reference card in my wife's computer. It was fun to tweak the reference card, and I've weathered the driver updates, and loud operation when overclocked due to its blower design. Still, I consider the reference card is a great card for the money. Because of this I decided to chance an Asus ROG Strix 5700 XT because of the positive experiences I've experienced with other Asus products over the years. This Asus product didn't disappoint. First of all the card has an aggressive, strong, but not overdone (RGB) look. I just got it so I haven't been able to attempt to overclock it myself but the overclock done by Asus is incredible. I heard in one review that this card had "90% of the power of an Nvidia 2080 at half the price". I believe this statement is true. From the few game benchmarks and short gameplay I've been able to do so far, the card is faster than the reference by quite a bit. The two main things I noticed immediately is that it runs extremely quiet and the elevated clock speeds out of the box (which is around 2000 Mhz or more) are extremely stable, which gives you stable, unstuttered gameplay. All I can say is pay the little premium for this card. You won't be dissapointed.

Pros: Fast. Easy install/setup

Cons: Size

Overall Review: This is a big card. It's loud, but it does what it says on the box. I really don't care about the noise, I like performance. Too many poor reviews based on noise alone - really, get a grip folks. This card is fast, it benchmarks well and in terms of frame rates is right up there with the 2070. I was always an Nvidia fan, but after getting the R9 390 and seeing the performance vs price difference, am firmly in the red corner for a while. I did not have any issues with drivers or setup, though I did undervolt it as many recommend. I don't play a lot of games, but I do use an oculus rift. Arma 3 on ultra is kicking out 240+ fps. Xplane 11 is around 30fps due to the OpenGL platform, but it works well enough that it's not choppy, and has decent level of world objects and HDR. All my other VR titles are smooth as can be on max settings. It runs around 65C under Max load in my system, I did notice that my system fans are working harder to expel more heat, but that's as designed so no complaints so far. Will update if there is any changes. i7 6700k @ 4.4ghz 16gb ram 256gb SSD Asus ROG hero 8 main board.

Pros: - Large heatsink and 3 fan combination - RGB lighting, including colour gradients for temperature monitoring - Stable with AMD 19.9.3 Drivers - Quiet Fans even at higher RPMs - Memory easily OC'd to 900-950Mhz

Cons: - Requires some adjustments within AMD's GlobalWattman to maximize performance - Can including lowering the clock speed/voltage, with little performance impact

Overall Review: While there have been a fair number of reviews of the competing AIB, not so many for the ASUS Strix version, which is unfortunate as it appears to be the best of the batch. I also own the Sapphire Nitro+ RX 5700 XT in a separate build and while it is also a solid performer the extra nudge goes to Asus in my opinion. This card is built extremely well and includes dual bios, RGB led off switch on the card and 2 PWM fan slots. It is also the quietest card I've ever owned, period with temps below 75C under load. If you are considering the RX 5700 XT, this card is at a premium however, it is the one to get if you don't want to be dealing with overheating issues, etc...