XFX Radeon R7 360 2GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 CrossFireX Support Plug-in Card Core Edition Video Card R7-360P-2SF5

Pros: 2 Gb on-board RAM Supports Direct X 12 PCIe 3.0

Cons: None, so far

Overall Review: I bought this to replace my HD 5770, that was showing it's age. While I don't play any games that require massive frame rates, I do stream a lot of video. So far this card has performed in far excess of my expectations. The only problem that I had was actually with the rebate offer. NewEgg states that it's a $20 rebate, but upon filling out the information needed for the rebate, the rebate site says that it's actually a $10 rebate. Since rebates have nothing to do with the cards performance, I didn't take off any eggs.

Pros: Amazing card, especially for so cheap. Can handle a lot of games at Medium - High settings, 60fps. Great card for any gamer with a budget. Definitely not as good as say a Fury-X, but still great nonetheless.

Cons: Not as powerful as the high end cards, but it's not a high end card, so...

Pros: 50-60 fps on High settings on ESO great value for the price.

Cons: Around 25 fps on Ultra High setting while playing ESO maxed out...but I didn't expect max setting on a $100 card so i'm still giving it 5 eggs!

Pros: *Great graphics in modern games *Fantastic price *Runs taxing games on respectable settings

Cons: None so far

Overall Review: The description talks about running games that aren't very taxing on Ultra, but this card does so much more than that. I have total war attila, a game that isn't well optimized and runs heavy on the graphics card, and it's currently running on high settings close to 50-60 fps.

Pros: Purchased the XFX Radeon R7 360 video card to upgrade my 2013 Dell XPS 8700 ( i7 Intel 12 GB) for future 4K monitor. I do not game. Install was easy and I had already upgraded last year from the 480 Watt PSU to a Thermaltake 750 Watt PSU from New Egg. Price of $60 after rebate was good. Been using the computer the last 4 days with no problems. Runs quite just like the old card did.

Cons: None for my use ( I do not game). Check your computer's PSU watts, this card takes a higher wattage PSU.

Overall Review: Anyone who wants to upgrade should look at this card for the price. It is a dual slot card with one fan. The other R7 cards have two fans. Also, I found out the new Dell XPS redesigned case has a small space and can only take a 500 Watt PSU. The more expensive Dell XPS SE can handle a larger PSU. Check with Dell Chat like I did. My old style case took the longer 750 Watt PSU..

Pros: About 70-something $dollars at time of purchase. Performance lies somewhere between the GTX 460 and GTX 660 Nvidia GPU series'... (if that gives anyone any sort of indicator of performance). To this day, I consider the GTX460 sort of the bare minimum for playable modern games (some games will need to be turned down to like 1680 x1050 on the GTX460). The ideal entry level card is more like a GTX660/GTX750ti... This card is JUST A TAD bit under the GTX750/ti... For $100.00 you will want to get a 750ti instead of this one, but for the cheapest budget build, at $80 or less, this one is a steal. It plays Skyrim on ULTRA at 1080p, and it handles the Witcher3 on med/hi settings on 1080p... Fallout 4 at 1080p around med/hi settings... NOT BAD for less than $80.00

Cons: AMD drivers and suite will do everything possible to add software and demos to your computer during installation. I don't want this stuff. The drivers are not as GPU "architecture" specific as I like.

Overall Review: I came from mostly an NVidia background due to liking the "thinner" and less "bloated" feeling of their software and driver suites, and generally the lower power requirements for the last few generations. I still prefer Nvidia cards where performance value is very comparable for two competing cards in my desired pricepoint, but this card at below $80.00 is by far the clear choice for an entry level gaming machine.

Pros: Affordable (i wont say cheap because the build quality is actually very good). Runs at mid to high graphics settings on most games ive tested it on (ultra settings are doable but youll notice some lag and it causes the GPU to get VERY hot unless youre playing something from the early PS3 era of games). Install was painless, i have a smaller case and i still have room between my PSU and CPU and lots of room near the front of the case. Even at full speed, the fan is relatively quiet (understand it does move air well and youll hear it running but nowhere near the racket my case fans make even at 70% speed)

Cons: none

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone who doesnt really get bogged down in things like NEEDING 60+ framerate on ultra settings, realistically if you want that kind of performance you wouldnt even be reading this. It is a good GPU for someone looking to upgrade from a lousy chipset or outdated GPU. It will let you play next gen games, you just have to sacrifice "bragability" and be ok with tuning some of the more demanding games down a bit. I dont know much about crossfireX and dont plan on utilizing it so i cant really give any opinion on this GPUs capability in that respect.

Pros: - Easy to install, just plug it in! Remember to pull back the small little latch that could be holding the video card, as my computer had one! - Runs great on my games so far!

Cons: The only thing I didn't like was the power connector was on a different side than my old card was. Other than that, nothing really.

Overall Review: I placed my order on Wednesday, March 09, 2016. I thought it would be delivered on Monday, March 14, 2016. Like it said on the FedEx.com website. But I got my package much sooner than that! It was delivered on Saturday, March 12, 2016!! I logged into World of Warcraft (WoW). Did two skirmishes. The game runs flawlessly! WoW runs flawlessly with this card. Then again, I do play WoW on ALL LOW settings, lol. So I guess that's not saying much, is it? Gonna check my other games later on... 5 Eggs for a Speedy Delivery!!! Would I recommend this product to others? Yes, I would recommend this card for people on a budget. I think it is a pretty good low-end to mid-range budget card. If you are looking for something a little more high-end, this might not be the card. I <3 NewEgg!!!