Pros: - Maxes out all of my games @ 1080p easily! - Overclocked to 1350 core / 1900mhz memory on stock core voltage (+50 on gpu power target) - with a custom fan curve card doesn't go past 75c in my corsair 540 air while overclocked. fans stay relatively quiet. - AMD Chill Technology - Supports 4 displays - 8 pin power connector - AMD Relive Software is quite literally amazing. especially their overclocking software "Wattman." - Hardware Encoder which is basically identical to Nvidia Shadowplay - Came with Hitman + an Xbox One Wireless Controller FREE!!!

Cons: None.

Overall Review: This is my first ever AMD Graphics Card. coming from the Green team i was always told that AMD GPU's are inferior. their Drivers are horrible and they are slow. Decided to give them a shot anyway and boy was a i surprised! their drivers are actually more stable than of the recent stuff Nvidia has been putting out. Radeon Relive is a breath of fresh air compared to Nvidia Control Panel. Wattman overclocking utility which is built into the relive drivers is really nice! it allows for very fine tuned overclocking which the competition has yet to offer on the driver level. not to mention you can set separate overclock / fan profiles per application. another technology that really sparked my interest was Radeon Chill. its an intelligent power-saving feature for Radeon graphics that dynamically regulates framerate based on your movements’ in-game. During normal gameplay, Radeon Chill works to deliver the full framerate potential of Radeon graphics. As movement decreases (if you go AFK / grab a drink etc), Radeon Chill reduces your gameplay framerate. Designed to save power, lower temperature, and save batteries (for mobile users.) Conclusion: i'll be sticking with AMD from now on if they keep doing an excellent job with these new cards and drivers. they offer much better price / perf ratio, they have better hardware and way better drivers / software in my own experience.

Pros: AMD, with its Polaris architecture, has brought what was previously $350+ performance (GTX 970, R9 390) to the greater $100-$200 market. Triple A titles such as The Division and The Witcher III will play at high settings, steady 60+ FPS. Ultra will play at a steady 50+ FPS. This GPU is the perfect choice for PC gamers at 1080p; AMD's "Fine Wine Technology," its ReLive Drivers, and its support for new API such as DX12 - can only see the RX 470 becoming better.

Cons: There is no backplate on this MSI card, but for the $170 price I paid, I could care less.

Overall Review: The RX 480 is only 10-15% better than this card. I recommend that card for PC Gamers who'd like to transition into 1440p, at Medium settings.

Pros: Easy install and driver setup, worked on the first try. Getting 60+ FPS on a few games. Build quality feels solid with big heat pipes on the cooler. This card does in fact come with an 8-pin connector.

Cons: This card come out of the box set up to keep the fans off until it hits 39C, so temps will be high if you don't adjust anything. Get MSI Afterburner and set a curve or keep the fans at a constant speed. After some adjustment mine idles at 27C and 40-55C under load.

Pros: -Easy to install. -Runs 1080p games with ease. -Haven't had AMD driver issues, like some people are saying. I don't even have a disk drive, so I just installed it from the AMD website, it seems to be working fine. - This card is not terribly loud. My PC is quite quiet, compared to my laptop, even with the video card at max. Maybe I am saying that because I almost never have my headphones off. Either way, it's still a semi-quiet card.

Cons: - I'm not sure I would call this a con, because I haven't had any problems so far. But when i got this card, a random screw just, fell out. I took it out of the bag, and it just fell out of the video card. I was concerned, but i'm not anymore.

Overall Review: - This card does get quite hot, I did a stress test and it pushed at least 172 fahrenheit, or about 78 celsius. Make sure to have adequate cooling in your pc. I have a Rosewill Nighthawk case, which came with 5 140mm fans. and its also a huge case, and I have a 120mm radiator for my cpu, so I have 6 fans overall in my case. ( 3 in, 3 out ) I haven't had any problems with the heat though. - Something to note. This does have the technology where the fans only spin when the GPU gets to a certain temperature. So you can most definitely tell when the GPU is really going, because you feel the heat from the PC. At least, I do. Probably because I have a fan right below where the GPU blows into it, and out my case. Which happens to be right next to my mousepad, so I literally feel the heat. My PC specs, CPU = AMD FX-4300, not overclocked. - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819113287&cm_re=AMD_fx_4300-_-19-113-287-_-Product CPU Cooler = Corsair H55 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835181029&cm_re=corsair_h55-_-35-181-029-_-Product RAM = 1x8gb HyperX Fury Black, at 1866 - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA24G2HZ2130&cm_re=HyperX_fury_black_1866-_-20-104-460-_-Product PSU = Apevia 600W 80PLUS BRONZE - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817148058&cm_re=apevia_power_supply_blue-_-17-148-058-_-Product Motherboard = ASUS M5A97 Plus - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813132513&cm_re=asus_motherboard_m5a97_plus-_-13-132-513-_-Product Case = Rosewill Nighthawk - http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA0724GW3466&cm_re=rosewill_nighthawkj-_-11-147-252-_-Product Overall, I love my computer. -For the gamers wanting to know how games run, here are some tests. CS:GO = I've heard CS:GO is a CPU based game, but i'll go ahead and put it on here. I can run 1080p on any map with medium settings, with around 80fps. WoW = Graphics settings all the way up, and 1080p. I got 60-80fps. Although, if you turn it down you can easily get 300fps. I have no idea about raids, though. I don't play WoW often. Minecraft = I can run ultra+ shaders with 32 render distance, and still get 30fps. Although, that's really unnecessary. So with "Lite" shaders, at 16 render distance, I get 60-70fps. CoD Bo2 = I haven't tested campaign, but I can play multiplayer and zombies at 1080p with 120fps, graphics maxed out. Hitman = I put this game all the way up graphics wise, (High, ultra on some things, and 1080p) It was still playable. But I would suggest for best results, turning down the graphics to medium-high. Overall, I feel like this card is amazing for the price. Highly suggest this card!

Pros: This card is very fast compared to a R7 370 4GB in the same machine. The shipping was well packaged and came a day ahead of schedule.

Cons: This card was supposed to have an 8-pin PCI-Express power connector. The picture indicated an 8-pin and the information on the website indicated the same. This probably needs to be corrected by MSI and Newegg for accuracy.

Overall Review: I put this into an old LGA 775 GA-EP43-UD3L with a Xeon X5460 overclocked to 3.80Ghz and 8GB of DDR2-800 without an issue. I had to install the latest version of MSI afterburner non beta software in order to modify the fan settings, but once I did, it was smooth sailing. I ran Futuremarks' Firestrike and Time Spy for a much more pleasant experience and I also ran Unigine's Heaven at the highest level for the same type of silky graphics.

Pros: -Worked first try -Runs at 1230mhz right out of the box, as specified -The Installation CD contains the newest AMD drivers -The highest temperature recorded was 73 degrees, fans were running at 35% at that time

Cons: -The listing specifies an 8-pin connector, but the card I received has a 6-pin connector. This was majorly disappointing because I went out of my way to get a graphics card with an 8-pin connector... -The GPU interferes with my BIOS. Older motherboard, LGA 775 with ddr2 slots. When prompted to press delete to enter bios setup, the screen is all squares and lines colored white and blue. However the bios post message displays correctly, and bios itself displays normally aswell, but lags greatly; when adjusting the CPU frequency I cannot scroll through the numbers, the system lags to load the increments of each value. When changing the values quickly by holding the plus or minus button the computer makes an audible "grinding noise." I popped my old AMD graphics card back in and these problems were not present: BIOS displayed normally, and I was able to scroll through settings instantly. This hasn't created any problems yet, but is unsightly at start up, and somewhat troubling.

Overall Review: -I would recommend this product because the value is currently unmatched in my opinion, especially in Canada, however I would make it clear that there is a single 6-pin connector. This card uses significantly less power than the rx 480 so power usage shouldn't be a concern, but I would be more comfortable with an 8-pin connector. But at the same time, I don't think the extra 2 pins is worth spending forty or more dollars for another model. -I have not changed any of the factory settings -This card is running on a modded LGA775 motherboard with an intel Xeon x5470, with only 3 gigs of 800mhz ddr2 (running at about 956mhz to match CPU overclock). -The system works great overall, two monitors, performs great on graphics benchmarks, despite being slightly 'bottlenecked' by its current CPU. -4 stars because the listing is incorrect in stating that there is an 8-pin connector. It's worth noting that the manufacturer's website also lists an 8-pin connector on this model so Newegg is not solely to blame :)

Pros: This is an awesome card. I gained more than double the performance upgrading from a GTX 750 Ti.

Cons: no VGA port is the only con I guess.

Pros: Easy to install. Running games smoothly and working well with my freesync monitor( Viewsonic xg 2701)

Cons: Not silent but resonable. Have not tried to overclock.

Overall Review: Bought this card to replace XFX 8gb 470. Not sure if card or drivers to blame. But have had no crashes/screen freezes/ issues with this GPU