Pros: Quiet fans. Great price. Only requires an 8 pin. Runs everything at 1080p/Ultra at 60+ fps. Overclocked mine to 1450mhz no problem. Well built. Very sturdy. Just quality design all around. It looks cool, lol. Red/Black themed builders eat your heart out.

Cons: None.

Overall Review: If you game at 1080p, here's your card. Ultra. 60fps. Happy Birthday.

Pros: I bought this graphics card , a Ryzen 5 1600, and 16gb of RAM for my B350 Msi mobo....its been pretty awesome so far. I have not adjusted anything, I'm running everything directly out of the box (3.2ghz / 2133 ) with only 3 fans on my case and the lowest FPS I got was 40fps on Skyrim with everything on ultra... On PUBG i get a steady 100 fps with everything maxed out, draw distance on low.

Cons: The card didnt fall in my lap as soon as I hit "Order".

Overall Review: PUBG has an issue with AMD cards, if you go into buildings with the shadows on "ultra" there are large black specs that hover around...they go away as soon as you move the settings to "medium".

Pros: Performed exactly as expected, but for the issue with the fans.

Cons: Without any sort of intrusion into the device, I could see the fan connector was attached properly and there was not any fan obstructions, yet no fan operation at temps approaching 80c, so I shut down. Attempted it again and still no fan.

Overall Review: Since it was otherwise a good card and of great quality parts, Just asked for a replacement instead of a refund. Will update when the new card arrives and has been tested.

Pros: For Hackintoshing: This card falls right into the OBB category meaning it will be natively supported in MacOS Mojave without any modifications. 3D acceleration works right off the bat and everything about it is properly recognized by the operating system and any applications you use for benchmarking and system profiling. It also supports Metal 2.0 for MacOS as well. Obviously this card will also work on a real Macintosh desktop too. The Card has 2xHDMI, 2xDisplay Port, and one DVI port (note that this card does NOT output audio over this port. If it does I could not get it to work in a windows or Mac OS environment.) The graphics card set up was pretty straight forward with minimal effort just simply put it in and install the driver software and your good to go.

Cons: There really isn’t anything bad I could find with this card everything worked exactly as it should have for me.

Overall Review: I would definitely recommend this card to other users. It’s 99.9% of the time my main GPU for my hackintosh build so while it may seem I’m kind of wasting its potential it handles everything I’ve thrown at it in stride. It works rather nicely with my Intel Xeon E3-1240v2 CPU as well even though most Macintosh computers do. Temperatures were also around 110F degrees under load. The environment my machine sits in is about 60F due to winter but I couldn’t even get it hot enough to have it ramp up the fans. I tested it with Halo MCC, Metro Redux, Far Cry 5 and it did very well. I can’t remember the specifics in detail but i know with MCC it was 60fps the entire time, Metro it did have some FPS drops but in game the only places it dropped to about 50-55fps was in areas with a lot of NPCs and effects going on. Areas where you were alone and not in a huge battle were 60fps all the way for me. I will say that for the windows testing I did use my HP Z800 dual CPU machine so your results will more than likely differ from mine but I was rather impressed with its performance in Metro. As for Far Cry 5 it was pretty much 60fps all the way except for when there was a ton of explosions and particle effects witch I created those moments with mods just to see how much it would take to make the FPS tank and I will say it did take quite a lot esp when you blow up vehicles and NPCs in the mix is where it really showed the FOS drop. Other than that it did really well. Overall I really like the card. I mainly used XFX brand cards for years but if it wasn’t for the fact that they are incompatible with hackintoshes I would have used one but this card does a great job. The one feature I did find really interesting is the switch on it that lets you switch between the gaming bios and the compute bios. A good way to explain the difference is the gaming bios is pretty obvious. It lets you mess with your overclock settings and is geared more for visual performance. The compute bios is like those Nvidia Quadro GPUs where they are more focused on math than games. You can game on them but they are more for rendering things than playing games. In the manual for this GPU it does say it’s really not recommended to play games while the switch is set to compute. I found this to be true. Games do take a hit performance wise. Some were plain unstable. Metro for example only made it to a few seconds into a level before it crashed. This could be because of my machine but Metro always does have a history of not being very well optimized. However cinebenchR15 opennGL test scored really well and Geekbench gave it a 60001 on the score. I can’t remember the specifics of what areas it excelled in for this test but if your gonna render huge photos and videos this GPU can do it in a timely manner. At the end of the day though, if you need a GPU for your gaming rig I’d recommend this card all the way. Even if you do photos and videos the compute mode was something I’ve never seen before on a GPU but it really does do what it claims to do witch only backs up my recommendation for this card. I apologize about using 2 different machines in two different environments but I wanted to see how well the card actually did in both ecosystems.

Pros: Got this for my Mac Pro as it is one the of the models listed for Mojave MacOs metal compatible GPUs. It was easy to install but had to order the right cable (2 mini 6 pin to one 8 pin) cable online and that delayed install. But once installed the card runs beautifully on my cheese grater Mac Pro 5,1.

Cons: A bit on the noisy side but I don't mind this

Overall Review: Sure although in retrospect the RX 570 would have also served the same purpose and is a bit cheaper.

Pros: Seems fine so far - had installed for one week

Cons: There is no documentation available on the website. I asked for a manual via a support ticket and they confirmed - YouTube only. I was not able to find a phone number for customer service.

Overall Review: Reference ticket #110964

Pros: Super silent. Sturdy. It looks great. Has quick connect fan, which should be really helpful later on. Very nice price considering the GTX 1060 has similar performance but that will set you back $50+. The backplate and fan config keeps it pretty cool, Idle temp is 30ª on my rig.

Cons: Power hungry, around 300 w on full load.

Overall Review: I dropped one egg because of the drivers, this is on AMD, not Sapphire: * It takes forever to detect my second monitor connected to HDMI (my main is DVI). I have to restart it / unplug it and pray for it to be detected if I don't start the PC with both on, which is a drag because I only turn it on when I use it. The new drivers do not seem to fix this, I'll give it a try, but it might be a deal breaker on the long run. *The mouse lags at times, but it's random, seldom and so far not a big deal. *Windows booting times are extended, but I can live with it. Other thoughts: *My order was shipped on the 3rd day and the rest was pretty fast, can't complain since it was also free. The box arrived in perfect conditions. *Its very disappointing that Newegg won't make valid the current AMD promo with 2 free games just because it's shipped outside the US. I went for it because it was the best price and I really needed to upgrade my old card since the fan had died.