Pros: -Price point is right. -Better performance than expected.

Cons: -Heat is crazy when you get gaming. -Initial whining of one of the fans. -Initiating the RMA process was difficult.

Overall Review: I purchased this card before the mining craze, so I had got it fairly cheap. I also bought this one by accident, I was aiming for a golden sample, however, I'm quite happy with it. The fan whine I had lasted for about a 2 weeks of continuous running, and then just went away. Upon inspection, both fans were running at the same speed. The heat it puts out is horrendous, but for less than $350, it's still well worth the purchase. The performance is only a bit better than a typical RX480, however, you can run most current games easily at 1080p and hit the golden FPS. Some games you can even hit well into the 200's. Over all, if I had to do it again, I would have done the same thing. Just remember, if you plan to Crossfire them, make absolutely sure you have a full ATX board, not an mATX, and also PLENTY of airflow.

Pros: + High performance + Low cost + Sweet box art

Cons: - Runs hot as hell - Runs loud as hell - "Silent OC" mode introduces CONSTANT, PERPETUAL, FULL-SYSTEM STUTTERING with anything approaching modern drivers

Overall Review: Overall, this card does what it needs to; deliver good performance at a low price point. However, the completely broken "Silent OC" mode might give you pause: the heat and noise put out by this card in the "Ultra OC" mode necessitated the purchase of a bigger case, more fans, and even a bigger CPU heatsink. It's that hot. You will feel like you have actually harnessed Satan in your machine.

Pros: great design run games pretty well

Cons: didnt get tje game codes feelsbadman

Pros: -Wonderful design -Great Price -Overclocks surprisingly well -very silent

Cons: a bit pricey tbh and a little more chunky then most cards so be careful you can fit it in your case.

Pros: Well built, functions as described

Cons: None (yet)

Overall Review: Full disclosure: this review is being left after only 24 hours of owning the card, though I tried my best to run it through it's paces yesterday. It's construction is much more sturdy and premium than I was expecting, and seeing that it is widely described as being a rather large card, it was smaller than I was expecting too, so if you are worried about it's size perhaps don't worry too much. If issues arise in the future I will document them and adjust my rating.

Pros: Looks amazing and runs everything I've played.

Cons: Fans ramp up quite a bit with unoptimized games but survivable.

Overall Review: Have been using this for about a year now and have had no problems at all. Runs about anything I give it so would highly recommend for a beginner build.

Pros: Good performance, Zero fan at idle, very quiet

Cons: Incredibly loud once the fans spin up past 2k RPM. Distractingly so, and mine is is a sound dampened case. I'm running it hot just to keep the fans Db's down when gaming.

Overall Review: Overall like the product, but currently looking for a quieter cooling option when gaming.

Pros: It is all I need for 1080p gaming without having to OC. Currently playing the division 2 at stock speed without a hiccup with 54 fps average, in which I can't really tell the difference from 60 fps in a 60 Hz monitor.

Cons: None so far