Radeon RX 580 Graphic Cards, 8GB 256Bit 2048SP GDDR5 1284/7000MHz, DP HDMI-Output, PCI Express 3.0 with Dual Fan for Office and PC Gaming

Initially I was skeptical about the card because of no DVI ports. However after finding a Display Port to DVI adapter cable, I decided to give it a go. The only thing that came in the box is the video card. No instructions or Drivers, but that seems to be the norm these days. After Googling the Model Number, I was able to find the Drivers needed. It was a direct replacement in my Win10 computer. Initially it came up with default Windows settings. But after installing the drivers, all options and settings were quickly available to me. I have been using the card for about a month now and it is very stable and currently working flawlessly. For a video card under $100, it is worth it.

I got this due to my aging RX550 (2gb) card. While it worked for games like Elden Ring, CP 2077 on low to mid settings, it was also slow loading for some games like BG3. This is due to the 8gb on the card itself and a memory upgrade (highly recommended) from 8gb to 32gb. I haven't completely put it through formal testing but feel confident that it can run all but the highest modern game requirements on ultra settings. So given the price point, memory upgrade on it and on my PC, I'd recommend it for all but the hard-core gamer who spends $1000 on a graphics card alone.

The product worked for only a few weeks until a week ago when it completely stopped no monitors at all. tested power to graphics card and was good. Replaced with a different brand and monitors work again.

First off I am not a gamer. I am building a new computer and I wanted a decent card that could handle 3 display ports as I run (3) 32 inch monitors. I haven't got to try it out in my new system yet as my new motherboard and possibly memory is defective and I returned them to Amazon.I was able to install it in my old system and it works great . Very nice images and video playback across all 3 monitors.. It does what it is suppose to do and I am very happy with it

PROs: Great card, I was running off of an A10 AMD internal GPU and playing Destiny 2, It was ok, a few hiccups once in a while and slow FPS only 30fps max and on lowest settings. With this card I can play on all high setting and no probs!Cons: (Not really) Size. I had 2 PCI slots available and the lower one just wouldn't work at all. So, to use the north bridge slot, I had to remove my wireless card to install. (I found out you can use any LARGER PCI slot for that. So I just put it in the other PCI slot I couldn't use!)This is a 2 BAY card so make sure you have the room on the MB.ALSO! This is Plug and play but you must update drivers through WINDOWS update! It didn't allow me to update the drivers directly from card drivers settings. When you install it, it will recognize it as a generic plug and play card. Once you update, it populates in task manager and in the system as graphics card by name. No other software is with it: ie: AMD catalyst control center, etc.Overall, great value! Definitely recommend!

As the title says, the graphics card is a great price for the performance. I replaced my previous one with this one for an upgrade and it runs super smooth. Does exactly what I need for a price of 100 dollars? In my eyes that's a steal.

The first one arrived looking used/returned and I could not get it to work in my MSI mobo of 2021 vintage. I exchanged it for another, which appear new and originally packaged, but it didn't work any better.I returned the ZER-LON and bought an XFX with the same GPU which worked great right out of the box. I am an experienced builder though not a pro. Proceed with caution as I cannot attest to this card's compatibility.

When this card showed up at my doorstep, I was almost afraid to plug it into my pc. It came in a super bland unbranded box, with no outer plastic wrap. I opened it and found a card in a bag . . . . . . and nothing else. No type of instructions, no drivers, and no guidance as to where to find them. This is what cost a star. Just really poorly packaged. If you didn't know to go to AMDs website to download the Polaris specific drivers, you'd be lost.That's the bad news.Here's the good news:The card works as described and is stable. It keeps reasonable temperatures during gameplay, and works well, with the correct AMD drivers.This card can actually play Starfield and Stalker 2 at playable frame rates (around 30 for Stalker 2). That's the good news. Stalker 2 is the limit at 1080p, and it needs a good bit of upscaling and low settings to make it happen. Other games fair significantly better. If you are looking for a sub $100 card that can play just about everything, this one is serviceable.