PowerColor RED DEVIL Radeon RX 470 DirectX 12 AXRX 470 4GBD5-3DH/OC 4GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support ATX Video Card

Pros: Powerful, quiet

Cons: Throttled by default settings

Overall Review: I ran userbenchmark and noticed that my score was at 31st percentile for RX 470 (76.3%) which certainly isn't terrible but sparked me to look into this. I tried to overclock slightly with Wattman and noticed worse performance, which lead me to consider that the card wasn't getting enough juice. I ran Firestrike and got 11,123 graphics score which is a bit low. ** This took me over an hour to figure out. Power limit in Wattman can only be changed if you set temperature on manual. Otherwise it resets to 0. Stupid bug! ** Once I cranked up the power limit to 50%, I was able to do a modest overclock (5% clock boost and memory to 1800; don't really need more right now). I then reran userbenchmark and got 81.1% which puts it in the 60th percentile. Firestrike graphics score was 12,435. MUCH better. So do yourself a favor. Even if you do not overclock, increase your power limit because the card is getting throttled.

Pros: Very fast and not loud at all. It matches a stock 480 4gb no problem and overclocks like a beast. However, I find it can max most every game I play on Ultra Wide Screen 2k no problem just how it is ( no overclocking required). No need to pay the higher price for a 480, here is your beast. I paid with discounts, about 60 percent of the retail price of a 480 and got the same performance plus a game. I have my core overclocked at default voltage 1370 GHz and I almost never hear the fan at its default settings. Truly, this card is very good and will worth the money.

Cons: I cannot find any what so ever. It got a bad rap for some of its components, VMRs In particular, as being week. I have not had a single issue at all. The card seems built very well. As a matter of fact, unless you are and extreme world record seeking bencher, you will never have an issue. I love this card. Do not believe some of the nonsense you read. It is great and handles the most demanding games without a hitch.

Overall Review: I would recommend this card for everyday gaming to anyone. I play Battlefield One ,Tomb Raider and FIFa 17 on max setting 21.9 ratio at 2k resolution on a 29 inch monitor without a hitch using a Intel 2500k Sandybridge Cpu and 16gb of ram. I get well over 55- 70 fps in every game.

Pros: -Great performance on new titles like (Witcher 3, Doom vulkan, Deus Ex) -Make sure to put 50% on power limit in Wattman to make the card works at his boost clock 1270 mhz. Otherwise the card will underclock and draw less than 100w. -My card is overclocked to 1330 mhz stable( I put 1330 mhz and undevolt my card to 1150 mV in state 7 in wattman) and memory is overclocked to 1850 mhz without touching voltage. But I needed to increase the fan speed to cool the card(Temp 70 C max). -Firestrike graphic score (overclock): 12715 -The card is super silent at default core clock

Cons: I don't know why the card comes with such a high default voltage setting. It can work with much less voltage.

Pros: - Purchased on release at a cheaper price compared to it's current $200 value. - Approximately 10% slower than a 480, but much cheaper. - Mutefan technology (fans aren't in use at <60c.) - 8 pin connector for more power.

Cons: - No cables/adapters included.

Overall Review: I told myself I'd buy a 470 if it was priced below $200. This card was the only one during the release to be priced at $180 so I bit. However, I'm not sure what's going on with AMD's pricing structure for their Polaris series due to the 470 4GB costing as much as that elusive 480 4GB reference design. Some may this this is not a good deal, but in the end when you think about its actual performance to price it's still good value. Slightly lower than a 390, that use to be priced at $300, for $200.

Pros: -It has super quiet fans that only turn on when temps reach above 60C -Looks amazing -for $200 its the best price/performance card out there -crossfire support

Cons: -Red devil logo is upside down but I guess that just keeping with the theme of the devil liking to put things like a cross upside down :) -The backplate has a star of david instead of a pentagram which makes me laugh -nothing so far to say bad about it other than some aesthetics

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone with a budget for a GPU, it runs almost all of the newer AAA titles at high setting 1080p at around 60 fps and does not lack in the sound department, can't even hear this bad boy at full load.

Pros: As the title says i do crypto mining and these cards overclock so well its crazy!! the fans keep the gpu and vram even under 100% load 24/7 below 70C

Cons: none

Pros: No problems so fair, fit my smallish mid tower case, and micro ATX board, runs on 430 watts with no apparent issue. Can easily over clock to 30+ Mhz out the box using the AMD software. Paired with a very sad AMD A4 7300 (@ 4.0Ghz) and still will make out most older titles (Skyrim, Mass Effect 2, Bioshock Remastered). Seriously impressed. The Virtual resolution is extremely useful to squeeze every ounce out of older titles you already have maxed out No louder than any of the fans already on ym CPU With rebate only $175!! Great card and can easily clock to RX 480 speeds before it becomes unstable!

Cons: As you may have seen the Red Devil Logo is upside down, I personally do not care so much, but if the inside of my tower was nice(r) looking then I would.

Overall Review: I would recommenced this to anyone looking for a card in the $200 price range on the Red Side. :)

Pros: After quite a bit of research I purchased the PowerColor card and am very pleased with it. Not only is it very quiet, I wonder if it's running sometimes because the fans rarely come on. Why don't they automatically turn on? Because the card has great cooling and when they do come on, they are whisper quiet.. I'm running 1 - 140 mm and 3 - 120 mm fans. I just finished some GTA and looked at the card's temp...34 degrees. Also, I've run Valley Benchmark on ultra settings with consistent FPS in the high 70's 80's 90's or above. The only scene where it dipped was the mossy grass, lighting, rain, splash on your screen, mountain, flower scene where I saw a low of 64. I have not scene any tearing, any skips, nothing, running everything I can on ultra.

Cons: Even though I rarely look at it, the Red Devil plate is upside down! I almost think it's done for fun, who knows!

Overall Review: Great card, I bought one for myself and one for a family member. I would buy another tomorrow if I needed one.