Pros: Runs very quietly. Cool LED's Nice backplate.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: It's a well made stock RX 470, and there is nothing wrong with that. I built my first computer in the mid 1990's, yes I'm old but still love gaming! Used many components over the years, from a lot of manufacturers, and Gigabyte is one of the best. I'm not into overclocking, but for grins I used Wattman to push it to 1230, ran fine, for the fairly short time I tested it. If you want a solid RX 470 you can't go wrong with this one.

Pros: 90% of the performance of my old R9 290 for a lot less power and heat.

Cons: Default fan settings are terrible. Fan stays off until about 78C then blast up to 3300RPM and make a lot of racket. This brings the temps down very quickly, which in turn the fans turn off again, so the temps climb again. This constant on off fan cycle every 10 sec can drive a person nuts if you are playing without a good set of noise canceling headphones.

Overall Review: This is probability an easy fix with an updated bios, but it makes me wonder how it slipped passed Q&A in the first place. Otherwise it's a good card.

Pros: -does the job -rgb -backplate

Cons: -super hot @ 80c -mine came with fan rumble when slight nudge in rpm for fans -aggressive fan curve kinda kills the silent approach of this card due to temps -throttle

Overall Review: -would rather recommend an xfx 470 better temps around 74 @100% usage with quieter fans -spend extra for a card with better cooling, you'll regret this buy

Pros: runs great very quier

Cons: what sucks about team red cards is that most triple a titles are designed with and for team green cards, but games will still run but you might run into some screen tear.

Overall Review: I do not regret buying this product Screen tear annoys me a bit\ Great bang for your buck