Pros: When this card first came out it was a huge bang for buck I think I paid 300-400$ for it cant remember but it has lasted me all the way into 2019. You will be able to run most older game's in ulta-high quality depending on how advanced the game is. At this point my cpu is the weak point of my build but this card is showing its age IMO.

The early driver support for this card was non existent and I had a nightmare of compatibility problems the drivers are better now but I would say they have always been weak point of this card.

In the current market I cant recommend this card as its price has actually gone up over time, it seems to cost more now well offering the same value.

Current generation of cards offer more bang for your buck.

Overall a good product for what it is and its better now then it was when it first came out for support but overall not worth it at current price point.

Cons: Driver support
High cost for its age
Can run hot for builds with poor or limited cooling
Requires ATX board and a big enough case
No backplate

Overall Review: If you can get this card on sale for 200-300 it would be a fine purchase, you would have less issue's then upon release. It will play older game's ulta-high but for new titles like apex or even streaming/gaming your going to want something more modern and powerful at 400-600$ GPU price range

Pros: -Ran absolutely silent
-Ran very cool
-Consistently 60FPS at 2K on top tier games minus the most demanding.

Cons: -Driver issues when I first got it, but it was solved fairly quickly.
-Died after 2 yrs, 2 months. 2 months outside of warranty.
This is the only video card I've ever owned that has actually broken/stopped working.
For the $330 price tag, there should have been an industry standard 3 yr warranty, something I'll keep in mind moving forward.

Pros: This card has been able to run everything i toss at it on ultra/high settings at 2k ultra wide resolutions.

Cons: None

Pros: Much, much faster than comparable Video Cards within this price range. Windows 10 drivers are out - and the GPU is a beast.

Cons: Really big card - make sure it fits your PC Case.

Overall Review: Highly recommended.

Pros: None

Cons: R9 390 blank screen
R9 390 blank screen I have purchased the R9 390 Nitro graphics card and it won't work with any driver I try to install on it. The screen goes blank after Windows load up, or when I'm playing a game and after 2 minutes this happends. I have tried 15.7.1 , 15.9 Beta and other versions of drivers and the problem still persists. I have uninstall the drivers in Safe mode, using DDD from Guru3D and normal mode using uninstall programs from control panel. Please tell me what to do, this card was very expensive and I'm not able to use it at all. I will await an answer. I have a brand new PSU rated at 750W. At this point I am very disappointed!

Pros: -At 1080p, I can run just about anything at max settings and solid 60fps
-VERY cool, idles around 36C and runs 65C under load

Cons: -As others have said, this thing is massive, might not fit every case. Can cause light sagging due to weight, but nothing significant
-I've had issues with frequent crashing in Arch Linux as a result of driver issues, so if you use that beware

Overall Review: I reviewed this card when I first got it a few months ago, but as drivers were updated and I started overclocking, this card has turned into an absolute monster

Pros: The card is fast, plays everything with visuals turned way up. Cooler is quiet and very effective.

Cons: Getting the drivers to work took about 3 tries. You have to disable Windows Update when installing the card or it will download IDK what driver when it starts up and you will never have a good experience with the card

HOT, after playing GTA 5 for about a half hour, I had to redo the fan profile for the case.

Long, I had a case that had no problem, if you have a standard ATX case it may no fit.

Overall Review: DISABLE WINDOWS UPDATE BEFORE YOU INSTALL THE CARD!

Pros: insanely fast
fantastic cooler
built like a tank and weighs like one
runs great in crossfire
comes with a nice HDMI cable
fans are not that allowed even at high speed.
fans are double ball bearings so they can withstand the heat and last awhile
sturdy PCB board
so far excellent build quality and vrms

Cons: no backplate and can't obtain one from sapphire as an optional accessory. granted doesn't need one, and I'm running two housed in a had xb evo so they lay flat, but still, for the price it should come with one. they have really became standard now by other manufacturers.

though since it doesn't seem like it needs one I didn't deduct an egg from the score.