Question 1

Does anyone know if they've fixed this card yet? I heard something from GamersNexus but recent reviews still claim this card is completely useless. I was considering selling my 1660ti to get this instead but if this card has yet to be fixed then I'll just avoid it entirely.

Accepted Answer

Check out hardwareunboxed's video on this. Asus had announced that were going to create a revised version. Stay away from the original version. I believe the revised version will have a separate SKU, but I can't say for sure. Either way, I am never touching another TUF series GPU ever again. Make sure to check for trustworthy reviews before you make a decision on buying.

Go get another version of the 5700xt if you want one. Both of asus's offerings right now are to be avoided. The Sapphire pulse and the gigabyte gaming oc should be solid non-reference versions. It's not worth saving a bit of cash if you are buying a defectively designed product.

Question 2

Does anyone want to join a class action suit to get our money back for this piece of garbage that AMD/ASUS have released?

Accepted Answer

Thank you all.  I am currently involved in suing ASUS in local court for a refund on both of the cards I purchased as well as the court costs involved with the suit.  I will keep you informed on the outcome. Please check back periodically on updates for a possible class action and my contact info.  DB

Question 3

Does the rgb sync with aura sync?

Accepted Answer

No it does not; there is no way to control the RGB strip on this video card.

Question 4

Does anyone know if it comes with any adapters? Say like Display port to DVI? I have one ordered but trying to find out if I need to get the adapters.

Accepted Answer

I install a lot of 1080/2080 Nvidia cards at work and usually the only adapter they come with is a 2x six pin power to 8 pin power at the most.  Unless you buy a radeon pro do not expect any display adapters.

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