Pros: The Powercolor R9 390x Devil is somewhat of a polarizing card but not because of the tech side of things. As a whole this card will run pretty much anything you throw at it and because it is a hybrid, meaning it is water cooled while at the same time running a traditional fan, it keeps it's temperatures low and stable.

Cons: What makes it so polarizing is particularly it's looks. It doesn't carry the previous design that many Devil series cards used to utilize. At the same time some may not be attracted to the shroud as it does feel light and hollow. As well personally I had no trouble setting up the fan and radiator but the tubing from the card to radiator was a little stiff, so moving it around did require time and patience.

Overall Review: As a whole personally I don't mind the look and I think that it blends in well with the rest of the components but if you can't look past the shroud design then I won't change your mind. Also while the shroud is light and feels like plastic it does seem tough and resilient so take that into consideration as well as the possibility of GPU sag being a non issue due to how light it is.

Pros: Built in water cooler

Cons: Faulty fan on radiatior causing over heating. Corrosion on fan connectors. Power color rebate is a scam. Was denied for not having invoice, when in the pdf they sent the invoice is clearly attached. 800 number provided for assistance would disconnect when you needed to be transferred to a live operator.

Overall Review: Will not purchase a power color product again after such a miserable experience. I advise anyone else out there who thinks they will save a few bucks to do the same.

Pros: A solid card for sure. It was an upgrade from the Radeon HD7870. This card easily runs the games I have played on ultra settings such as Dying Light and Fallout 4. A lot of cards can do this though. The difference with this one is that even after gaming all day the peak temperature doesn't exceed 45C. The radiator fan is quiet, and I haven't noticed any noise from the pump.

Cons: The shroud design...is...disappointing. This card is supposed to be a part of the Powercolor devil line of cards, but unlike the others it's aesthetic styling fails to deliver. For once I'm glad the only visible part of my graphics card is the back plate. This con is not worth docking the card an egg for, but seriously Powercolor...this is a devil card.

Overall Review: The cooler hose is sufficiently long to make routing options easy in my mid tower case without being excessive.

Pros: -quiet -cool -highest factory overclock -1440p and 4k capable -plenty of overclocking headroom -nice hybrid design

Cons: -ugly shroud design -radiator is a bit bulky

Overall Review: this card is a no brainier if your in the market for a r9 390x or a gtx 980. the price to performance is superior to the 980 as well as the fact that your getting a liquid cooler matched with it at the same time. i got mine for $410 when it was on the cyber Monday (extended week) sale which for those who don't know is the cheapest r9 390x on Newegg right next to the Msi one for the same price. the mouse pad that comes with the card is surprisingly good. i thought it would be thin and cheap, but instead it is think and my mouse slide across it no problem with barely any drag as well as the fact that its huge (larger than the card for scale). all in all if you care only about performance instead of aesthetics you should pick this card up for yourself cause it is definitely worth the buy.

Pros: There are so many pro's of this gpu. First off, the gpu's performance is amazing. I have amazing fps in all of my games on high. (GTA 5, Project Cars, BF4 and etc). The liquid cooling for this card really helps. On the high settings, gpu never went over 40c.

Cons: No cons.

Overall Review: Final thoughts. This card is worth it if you want a cool running r9 390x. I am glad I bought this card.

Pros: First card was DOA. The second card worked fine and seemed to cool well.

Cons: HORRIBLE customer service that basically told me I was lucky they would send me a refurbished card for my bran new one and to shut up and like it. Told them that as a customer I had avenues to tell others of their poor customer service, and here is one of them. About the card itself: The pump and cooler seem to be good quality, but the fan is cheap. This cooler sat next to a Corsair water cooler for the PC and the fan quality between the two was very apparent. The fan is easy to replace for a higher quality one, but at card at this level should deliver high end componentry out of the box. The cord to the fan is also quite short if you have to reverse the fan from a pusher to a puller fan like I did. (Pulling air through a cooler is more efficient. I have a masters degree in engineering and can back up that claim with cold hard math.) :)

Overall Review: First card was DOA. There was a mail in rebate that they only give you 3 weeks to mail, so by time I got done with my build I had to send in the rebate with UPC before I was able to test the card. (I had to work out of the country for two weeks after ordering the parts.) After that newegg exchange wasn't an option, so tried to respectfully ask Powercolor if they would consider sending me a new card rather than refurbished since this one was DOA and had 0 minutes of use. It was also for a customer that I was building a rig for, so I wanted them to have a new card with full warranty. Customer service told me I was dumb for not testing the card first, and that they would not send me a new card. Also, that I should feel lucky they warranty it at all. So to get my refurbished card I had to pay $22 to send it USPS certified (because they only accept certified with delivery confirmation and tracking) even though the card was bran new and my customer had already been inconvenienced due to the build delays associated with this failure. In the end, the PC ended up in the customers hands 3 weeks late due to Powercolor. On top, their customer service made me feel like I was not a valued customer. I cannot recommend this company based on my experience. I will not buy another powercolor product for myself, family, friends, or any of my customers. Do yourself a favor and buy Sapphire. When one of my Sapphire 7770's had a noisy fan, Sapphire paid for shipping because the card was under a year old. I had the card back in a week with a new fan. Now that is customer service.

Pros: Stays Cool, quiet, and does not hog the power like other 390x. Runs all my games on high well at both 1080P, 144hz, and 1440P at 120hz.

Cons: The only thing I have had a issue with is the fan on the radiator block. After a couple months now of gaming it has started to make a ticking sound. However this could be because I have it pushing the air up through the radiator out the top of my case (Fractual Define s). I will try a different mounting solution out the side vent.

Overall Review: I am swapping out the stock radiator fan with a Corsair 120 SP High Performance Fan. I have had amazing luck with those and they are super quiet.

Pros: Easy to install Looks pretty cool

Cons: Very bulky Not for a very clean build, as you have extra tubage for the fan.

Overall Review: UPDATE>>>>> 1 year later. The noise stopped, thankfully. BUT I was looking at the top of my computer where I have the fan mounted and it was all wet with a brown liquid. This thing is leaking, either grease or coolant all over my computer. It ran great for a while. Now a couple months into the build, the fan has started to make an awful noise. I have my computer room next to our living room and I have to shut the computer off now when not in use because it's so noisy and distracting.