PowerColor PCS+ Radeon R9 380 DirectX 12 AXR9 380 4GBD5-PPDHEV2 4GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support ATX Video Card

Pros: Paid $119.00 on a sale, rebate made it $99.00 Burns cool, Had Furmark running never went above 69 degrees. I only have case fans, one on each side and the top. More quiet than my old 560ti evga Performance should be similar to gtx 960ti Has a Nice Back plate that matches the card :) Installed on a older Gigabyte motherboard with old phenom ii x4 970 with no problems. can play fallout 4 and dark souls 3 smoothly now even though i am bottlenecked Not to big, about the same size as my old evga 560ti That price tho

Cons: Lower clock speed than the other R9 380s

Overall Review: It was Worth it at the price i got it of course, but i do not think it is worth the $150.00. Keep an i on it though you never know when you can snag one for $100 since they are being phased out by the newer rx cards

Pros: A lot of performance if you don't mind it locking up and having weird graphical problems.

Cons: Some games will run great for hours on end, with just some weird graphic problems from time to time. GTA5 for example never crashes, but textures will disappear so you can't see where you're driving. Other games crash constantly -- locking the system up with a green main monitor before an automatic reboot kicks in. Even Internet Explorer can crash the system. I started an RMA when I bought the card, but then a new driver came out and it seemed -better-, though not good. So I waited for proper drivers from ATI to no avail. The latest driver updates are even worse. It crashes constantly.

Overall Review: Three different machines, two of which are totally new builds, fresh installs of Windows 10, and I still can't make this card actually behave. Seems obvious that it's a driver problem to me. Bought this card because NVidia was requiring registration for automatic driver updates (what the hell...?) and I figured I'd throw some money at their competition. It's been a total nightmare. While I was trying to figure this one out and I thought it was bad hardware, I didn't want to be down long so I also ordered a RX 480 (I forget what brand, but not PowerColor). That card isn't nearly as bad about crashing, but all the same problems still appear at various times, reinforcing my belief that it's not a hardware issue.

Pros: It cost me $99.99 after rebates Can play just about any game at 1080P on high or ultra settings Backplate

Cons: I bought this card thinking it was a R9 380, when really it is a R9 285 with the bios date even reading Aug, 2014 (when the 285 originally came out) I don't mind owning it because even a new 285 is worth what I paid for it but for PowerColor to try and fraudulently pass this off as a legit R9 380 is just wrong. Has same clock speed as R9 285 which is 918. Any other real R9 380 will come with higher core and memory clocks. Mine was a factory reject, they all might be. PowerColor and NewEgg sold me a card that was supposed to be brand new. What I got instead was a new factory reject card. I can tell because when I went to change the thermal paste on the card there was a small chunk of metal missing from the cards processor. There was also another small chunk of metal missing from where the copper heat sink plate meets the processor. Both chunks of missing metal are in separate places.

Overall Review: Not a real R9 380 - rebadged original R9 285 Mine was a factory reject PowerColor decided to throw together and make a GPU out of Was lied to by PowerColor

Pros: - Plays Rise of the TR and Doom 2016 at highest settings and resolution. 50-60 frames per second. No complaints. - Great deal, plus rebate. The price point was a steal.

Cons: - In heavier games, Celsius increases to around 60-80c. Not sure if this is good or bad.

Overall Review: - Not sure if it's my stock heat-sink or rear/front fans, or the video card itself, but my PC gets really loud when playing graphic intensive games. - Display has flickered/freeze to a green screen multiple times even during older games or normal PC use. Could be a Windows 10 issue. Recently updated Windows 10 and my drivers from the official AMD site, and have not had any more of these errors. - Overall, a improvement over my previous HIS Radeon 6870 1GB GPU. Works fine with modern games and graphic applications such as Autodesk Maya, etc.

Pros: everything looked nice while it worked

Cons: My screen kept going black randomly like it was trying to find the correct driver and froze during gaming. I tried the drivers from the disk, from the powercolor website, and also the most recent drivers from amd. I used the Display Driver Uninstaller program before each installation of drivers. The newest drivers also identified the card as a series 200.

Overall Review: I read on another review that someone got there's to work by raising voltage lvl a bit but that was after I'd already sent mine back. 10 eggs to newegg.com for fast shipping both ways and great customer service.

Pros: Cheap, good design, upgraded from evga gtx 560ti and couldn't believe that my gpu was bottlenecking my cpu(amd 965BE)

Cons: Its rebranded r9 285(same clockspeed so check before buying it must be 970). Crimson drivers suck as of now. It fails to detect it as r9 380.

Overall Review: Its powercolor, so don't knnow how much it will last.

Pros: Its not doa! installed without a hitch. eyefinity setup was a breeze, a lot easier than nvidia surround was with my 750ti this card replaced.

Cons: it can't go to work for me. :-)

Overall Review: I was concerned based on the brand name at first. took a chance due to the eggcellent price and rebate offer. so far I'm impressed. blows my 750ti away in terms of performance. Able to run eve online on max settings across 3 monitors now using eyefinity something my 750ti could only dream of doing even aggressively overclocked. time will tell if the card holds up but performance and temps are great. haven't seen it over 60 deg Celsius under full load. might try to overclock using msi afterburner but at stock clocks it does everything I need it to.

Pros: Great card - bought 2 of these... 2. For my kids computers for Christmas. Ordered one one day and thought about it a bit - Had to get them the same model cards to avoid any jealousy (was gonna give one my R9 280X I just upgraded with a RX480 both of which I had also bought from newegg, but the 280X is faster then the 380 across the board) . Bonus in the future we can crossfire them as an upgrade for one machine. Plays just about all AAA games at 1080P high-ultra with 4th and 6th gen i3's and 16GB of system ram. At the advertised price after rebate *cough* it would have been the best price performance ratio available in my budgeted range of $120/card.

Cons: Some may say that the fan noise is high on these. Also requires a fairly decent power supply and 2x 6pin PCI-e power connectors, which is a con compared to more modern power efficient offerings.

Overall Review: I usually avoid rebates like the plague for the reason I was blatantly reminded of with these transactions. Every rebate I do I follow exactly as described - with clear print, meeting eligibility requirements, included all required documentation and upc codes from the box, meet all postmark dates, even the specific 'place upc here' on the forms perfectly aligned - I also take pics of everything I send including showing when i place in the mailbox. I should have bought the non rebate RX 460's that were on sale around the same time - would have costed less overall. It seemed a great deal, however they never sent me any rebates. This is not the first time this has happened, when I followed to the letter having ordered from 2 different cards using 2 different addresses to pass the address muster. I kinda figured I would have a chance of one being denied due to my same name, but one should have been honored. Well one was denied due to postmark date (even though I put in mailbox at the post office before collection time the day before the required ship bye date - and have video of me doing so), the other approved on 1/17 but no rebate ever came - now its almost 4 months later. Perhaps Newegg will offer me something as compensation for a customer with $$,$$$ personal and $$$,$$$ work history with them as a loyal customer from when they first started - what almost 16 years ago- who can find the same prices on az.c most of the time. But probably not!