SAPPHIRE 11296-01-20G Radeon Pulse RX 5600 XT 14GBPS 6GB GDDR6 HDMI / Triple DP OC w/ Backplate (UEFI) PCIe 4.0 Graphics Card

I'm an occasional gamer upgrading from a RX 570 and the performance difference is very noticeable (more than 70% improvement); this card is connected to an Asus B350 ROG board with a Ryzen 5 2600X CPU, 16GB of RAM and a 650W power supply. The card itself is working great, it is very quiet, doesn't get hot and power consumption is reasonable (160W, that is just 10W more than my old card); although its size is a bit bigger than I expected I had no fitting issues in my mid-tower case. After connecting the card I had to uninstall the previously installed Radeon drivers (which I keep up to date), restart and then install the drivers again before the card was recognized correctly. My card came with the latest version of the new BIOS (v1.02 from Sapphire's website) so I didn't have to worry about having to flash anything.UPDATE: I highly recommend this card; after 1 month of usage (including some 1440p gaming on Fortnite in High, FIFA20 and Diablo 3 in Ultra settings) I wish I could give it 6 starts. I haven't seen any artifacts or black screen related issues that some people have reported.

Just an update - two years later this card still performing fantastic. Still working solid in both MacOS and through boot camp in windows. So happy I purchased years ago when it was well under $100. Hopefully I can look forward to more years of use since I won’t pay these stupid high prices for graphics cards.This has been a great card and purchase for eGPU (Razer core x) and my MacMini. It’s running well in both MacOS and in Win10 through Bootcamp. It’s very quiet and the fans don’t kick on unless gaming or start up. This particular card isn’t listed on the Apple support site, but it is working for me and is the upgraded version with 14gps.Once in Windows through Bootcamp I went to AMD website and downloaded the 2020 drivers, did a shut down/start up and card was recognized with no errors.Benchmark tests in both operating systems have provided better than expected results.I am happy I decided on this card. I’ll update my review if needed.

Build Includes:CPU: Ryzen 5 3600 with Arctic 34 Esports DuoGPU: Sapphire Rx 5600 XTMotherboard: B450M Dsh3 WiFiRam: Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 16Gb: 3200MhzEvga 600w 80 GD Power SupplyCase Fans: AsiaHorse RGB FS 9002 ( 5 Pack)Computer Case: Darkflash Dlm21 White MeshCables: McDream Sleeved Rainbow CablesMeet Holiday: Darling in the Franxx StickersI like the design on the shell of the GPU it has a nice look even though it’s hard plastic. The only things that’s kind of sucks about the look of the card is that the red led is not changeable.The Performance of the card is great I get around 100~130 FPS on High settings in Modern Warfare and it never goes above 50~60 degrees. That’s good because Modern Warfare is a pretty demanding game. You could probably get 144Fps on Competitve settings.And if you are wondering why I have two pipes on the card instead of the usual one. It’s because I got lucky and got the RX 5700XT cooling. Which I’m not sure if everyone will get that.

To start off: I am not a tech guy. I do not know the specifics of how this card stacks up against others technically speaking. I have built 2 pc's in the past month and used this GPU in one of them as a replacement for another similarly priced GPU that was very hot and VERY loud even though it had excellent reviews. I had no complaints about the performance of that other GPU but this one performs similarly on all games that I have tried and it runs cooler and much, MUCH quieter. The only gripe would be that it is large but it fits fine in my case. Would buy again at this price point.

Bought my RX 5600 CT two days after it dropped for a good deal, and boy am I satisfied with the powerhouse that it is! Only one 8-pin PCI power connector required - good for smaller form factor builds with limited cable management, and 150W of power draw isn't half bad for the performance you get in exchange.The use of AMD's Redeon Adrenalin software also makes it incredibly easy to overclock the card to what it can handle on its own. Mine's currently running a 4% higher clock speed (1820 MHz) and memory clock at 3% (1800MHz) just by moving a few sliders, putting it staunchly at the performance of a stock RX5700. Combining the Adrenalin software features (blur scaling, resolution inflation, etc) along with Sapphire Trixx boosting utilities, seeing absurd framerates with near-imperceptible loss of quality makes this a perfect card for someone seeking to set up a 2k gaming rig, or even those comfortable with a 2 or 3 1080p monitor setup.My only flaw is the use of an older monitor with HDMI, causing some anti-aliasing issues, if I had a newer monitor or one that supported DisplayPort the issue would not exist - though that is my only issue!

Muy funcional en su momento me gustó mucho

This is about as good as it gets for 1080p before you start to hit some massive diminishing returns. We've peeked in the most popular resolution. If you don't plan on getting a 1440p or 4k monitor anytime soon, this card will last you many years. This version also comes with the new speedy bios that basically makes this a 5700 in terms of fps, some other manufacturers didn't install the full speed boost, but since this card has such a well made cooler, they went all out and better yet, the fans are totally inaudible when gaming, and when on your desktop they don't even spin at all.Upgraded from a blower r9 290, so the peace and quiet, and the far more stable gameplay are both super refreshing.Overall, this is the best 5600xt you can buy, and i would highly recommend it.