PowerColor AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT Red Devil 8GB GDDR6 HDMI/3xDP Video Card

This one has the same capability with 2070 super and £100 cheaper, I have not got any driver issue or compatibility problem, upgrade from 970 to 5700XT is a big step, now gaming with more fps and details. Dual Bios with a switch on board is a very good design. The only issue I got is sometimes at idle I found the GPU fan suddenly on and off periodically, made a little more noise, I am still trying to find a way to solve this.Update:I had to return this card and bought a 2070 super instead. The reason is still the heat and noise. During idle, the temperature is too high(above 60 degree), and when fan is running, making a little noise, this is a very quiet card, but not silent on idle, if you do not care the little noise, then still a very good choice, game image quality is much, much better than 2070 super, , it is a pity!

Good graphics card for the money. Amazing design and performance to match!Cooling is great - heatsink is beefy and fans provide good amount of airflow.I have been able to overclock the card to 2100MHz without any issues.Fans can be noisy if adjusted towards maximum RPM, but I did not find that necessary in the case with good airflow.Have not encountered many driver issues - I have been Nvidia graphics card user for all my personal computers and laptops since 2003 ! This is my first personal PC with AMD (ATI) Radeon graphics and so far experience has been great! Love the Radeon software and graphical user interface of it, in my opinion, way more user friendly, it is intuitive and controls for recording, streaming, overclocking are all in one place. Good investment for high framerate 1440P gaming.

So, i wasn't planning on upgrading my PC for another year or so but at the start of Corvid-19 my 980TI died on me and left me PCless for over 4 weeks as i was debating upgrading or leaving until after the crysis is over. well i'm so glad i didn't wait i now get roughly (depending on game) 60% more FPS than my 980TI which is a massive jump it also uses 70-100Watts less power therefore produces less heat and noise infact i can't even hear my PC anymore where as before i could :OThe design of the card is gorgeous!!! i absolutely love it! it has some RGB on it but nothing major and i think it's really well done ( you can change this within reddevils app)Overall i'm glad i made the plunge the card is much quieter cooler and offers more performance so if you're in the same situation as i was with a 980TI then i personally think you should take the plunge as you won't regret it!i was going to get a 2070S but for an extra £200 for 5-7% performance there's not a chance as it's not worth it!TLDR: great card cheaper than the competitor for near enough equal performance!

Okay so I had the XFX RX 5700 XT DD dual fan before and it was not good, the clock speed kept fluctuating going from 1400MHz to 1600MHz and not really going ever past 1600MHz, with fan speeds over 3000 RPM it was not fun. Bought this card as its replacement and boy, oh boy is there a improvement, when looking for the best RX 5700 XT I saw that the Red Devil card, triple fan had the best cooling and it was 35 Pounds more if I were to buy this, of course I didn't want any more hassle so I bought it. So how does it perform? Wonderful. I have the card set to Slient with the switch and it actually works unlike the XFX, it goes silent, like very slient, fans spin on modern titles at around 1100rpm to 1250rpm, it is so nice to have fans not sound like a jet. The clockspeed for the GPU is around 1770 MHz and thats fine, it is stable and not fluctuating, temps are around 70-72 with it sometimes being 73 C but so far I have not seen it exceed that number so, amazing! With the OC mode, fans spin at 1600rpm usually and thats still good, the clockspeed is around 1900MHz - 2050Mhz, I haven't played alot in OC but the noise is still good with temps being 67-69 C, nice. One thing that I did fine negative is coil whine, when in OC mode coil whine is way more audible with it being annoying, this could vary on the model and so I switched to slient, coil whine is still there but only when playing a game or something similar, coil whine is there but it is not audible when wearing headphones, when not wearing heaphones I still did not have a problem with the coil whine being loud, its pretty quiet though this is my first day with it so I'll update this if I experience any worse coil whine. Overall, great card, it was defo worth the extra 35 Pounds, along with that, it has RGB so yeah lol. Also when playing older games like Black Ops 2 the fans don't even turn on with temps being around 56 C. Hopefully that helped with your decision. I forgot to add that some of these metal things were bent which I have put a photo off.

There were a lot hype and great review for this card since launch. And it wasn't disappointing when I finally managed to get it at a decent price. The performance is great. Thermal is excellent and the fans hardly spin up even at the highest setting for new games such as Gears 5 and The Outer Worlds. Definitely the best RX5700 XT to get (until Sapphire Nitro+ get down to the same price)Note: at the time of writing, the driver software is still a bit unstable. If you are moving from a Nvidia GPU to this, it's best to DDU the old Nvidia driver and software in safemode, before you install the AMD driver. Otherwise you might encounter a lot of issues.

The GPU is perfect, great cooling, great looks and works great at 1440p There is software for the RGB and you can change pattern and color to suit your system.The card has a little switch on the board which can be changed between too settings, silent or OC. If you put the card to silent the fans will not spin up until it reaches a certain temperature, if set to OC mode the fans will always spin.I use the AMD software to keep an eye on performance and the latest drivers are working great, which AMD was known for not doing a very good job with but seem to have sorted it out.All in all this is an excellent card which performs really well, highly recommend.