SAPPHIRE NITRO Radeon RX 480 8GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Video Cards 100406NT8GOCL

Pros: had no issues installing this card nor updating the software other than my pathetic internet speeds I'm reduced to.............no conflicts and it tested well on my preliminary bench mark (light one).

Cons: none

Overall Review: For the price at about $200 being an RX 480 8gig card its hard to argue price to performance here ...............was going to go with a lower end GTX card like a 1050Ti but na I wanted something with a little more beef I just couldn't afford a fast GPU at this time ......to be honest my last HIs Radeon card I think it was a 6570 1 gig card is still running most of the games out there mind you on low to med setting so I don't have a problem with Radeon card at all. This card is a good buy so far.

Pros: 8GB RX 480 for $200, what is not to like? Update; after a couple of days testing I can confirm that this card is outstanding for the money. It runs circles around my R9 280X.

Cons: I wish I had read the fine print. No free Doom and no RGB on this card. Oh well, it is still a great deal. Update; This card gets very hot. I am having trouble trusting the automatic fans, but it does seem to be working as intended. I will probably adjust the fans for more cooling, this is fine for me because I don't care about noise.

Overall Review: Make sure you know which card you are getting. This is the 8GB with no lights. Update; I love it. Smaller and uses less power than my R9 280X.

Pros: Replaced a XFX 7800 series CORE w/ 2gig. Was getting 50 fps with old card. This card is getting 120 fps.

Cons: None so far

Pros: Card is fast for the price. Really impressed by the performance and even in my mini itx case, temperatures have yet to get above 75C

Cons: From what I can see, the performance is pretty much the same as other nitro cards but this is missing the RGB light which I wish was more clear when I bought it. Also no doom which is also sad. Besides that, there is an incredible amount of coil whine when playing certain games. To the point where I am considering an RMA

Overall Review: Good cheap card but there are definitely sacrifices that were made to achieve this price

Pros: It runs my games at ultra settings if i need it. coming from an HD6870 this card is a great example of performance to price ratio. I don't feel as if I got ripped off.

Cons: No LED RGB lighting but who cares

Overall Review: none at this time

Pros: - Price ($190) at time of purchase - Nice black with metallic trim look - Quiet dual fans - Backplate - No issues with installation, Radeon software, or drivers

Cons: - None

Overall Review: Pairing this card along with a PSU upgrade from OEM Dell 430W to Seasonic S12G 550W. My 3-yr old Dell XPS 8700 originally had a R9 270 2GB card, so a jump of 3 generations according to Tom's Hardware for $190 is a great deal IMO. Initially thought about just building new from scratch, but with these budget-friendly upgrades, should be able to keep it running most games a decent while longer now.

Pros: 1st day it's running great. Massive upgrade from 660ti SLI setup I was using. Card looks good too.

Cons: Gets a bit warm, make sure you have good case cooling.

Pros: Replaced my r7 360 2 gb to this.. incredible power I've got AMD 8350 CPU, 16 gb of 1866 ram. Plays every game on high no problem. Overwatch on ultra is amazing. Bf1 I have on high. Ultra is tolerable but not as smooth. Getting over 240 fps on CSGO. Tom Clancys Wild Lands on very high is gorgeous. Highly recommend it. Certainly a bang for your buck.

Cons: Only con was it doesn't have LED sapphire logo light up effect (RGB). But if you already have leds in your case especially white led fan for exhaust in the back. The card looks like something out of transformers.