Radeon RX 580 8GB Graphics Card, 256Bit 2048SP GDDR5 AMD Video Card for Pc Gaming, DP HDMI DVI-Output, PCI Express 3.0 with Dual Fan for Office and Gaming

I bought this for a SFF PC (MATX). It's not for that, but after a little modification of the plastic case I made it work, which I'm sure voids the warranty, but I don't care, this thing is great. My PC is a DELL OptiPlex 7010. I replaced the CPU with an I-7 3770K up from an I-5 3470. Then I replaced my Radeon RX 550/550 with this card. With my old setup I had to play Skyrim on the lowest resolution out of 10, no rendering, no occlusion, no antialiasing(lowest quality) in order to get optimal performance from my GPU, and now I play on the 4th resolution out of10 with the 2nd highest quality(from ultra down to high) for the same, and the GPU runs much, much cooler.

so i will make this a detailed yet succinct review. the graphic card is definitely a beast. I have an older computer like 5 years old, and was worried that my computer would not be able to handle it. It fit perfect, and the seller was definitely helpful as this was my first graphics card purchase ever (since 1995-when graphics card were very tiny back then). The graphic card runs perfect with the AMD software(latest update) and is able to handle many tasks with ease. I was also worried about cross compatibility since i had a built in intel graphics card. Like I said this is my first graphics card and I bought it to enhnace the performance on my pc. And boy did it deliver. The seller was also very patient with me as I probably asked him stupid questions(like how do i know it works) but the seller was very professional in his communication and solved my problem quickly.

I got this card for my new mid-tower ATX build. Using an Asus motherboard and AMD Ryzen processor, so I wanted a Radeon chipset video card. This card is very generic. The box only included the card in anti-static wrap. No docs or anything else. However, it fit my board and case just fine, drivers and updates were easy to find and set up, and it worked perfectly upon startup. I only had an older monitor at first with an HDMI connection, so resolution was limited, but the card recognized the maximum the monitor was capable of and I didn't have to adjust anything. This week I got a new Samsung 32" 4K monitor, and the Showkings card recognized the Display Port right away and applied the max resolution it is capable of. Wow! I love it. The video is crisp and fast. I'm not a gamer, so I can't speak for how fluid the action is, or if there's tearing or anything. I needed this for graphics and photo work, and it works great!

I was looking for a decent video card for my aging computer and after tons of research, this made the cut. Fits my HP case and power consumption is acceptable (had to upgrade PSU as well). I'm getting what I paid for. It is not the best, but did solve a problem I had. I'm sure there's much better out there but I'm no gamer, so it is sufficient for my needs.

As someone who frequently works with design software, I can't overstate the impact that upgrading to a high-quality video graphic card has had on my workflow. The performance boost is remarkable. Tasks that used to lag or cause my system to slow down are now handled with ease, allowing me to work more efficiently and creatively.Whether I'm rendering complex 3D models, editing high-resolution images, or working with multiple layers in design software, everything runs smoothly and without a hitch. The difference is night and day. My computer now handles demanding tasks like a breeze, making my work experience much more enjoyable.If you're a designer, video editor, or anyone who relies on heavy graphic processing, upgrading to a high-quality video graphic card is an investment worth making. It not only speeds up your computer but also enhances the overall quality of your work.

Been running this thing for over 2 years now and it take everything I throw at it. Never even thought about upgrading. Don’t pay extra for a gpu just get this one. For any electronics, obviously make sure it has adequate cooling.

I bought this to shoot into my Alienware graphics amplifier. It fit perfectly physically. It did take me a little time to figure out a few issues. After finding that I would need to disable the internal NVIDIA graphics card to get the drivers to install. I proceeded to get the card up and running without much more issues. I'm running it via dvi to hdmi cable into my large tv. It is running most modern games just fine at a mid to high level. One thing of note is that the experience app for amd works very well with this. It allows you to find tune the capabilities of the card to better fit your needs bee they battery saving, performance, balance, or specific settings to specifically suit the game you are trying to run. It runs relatively quietly inside my graphics amplifier and I have not had any over heating issues so the temperature has remained nominal. I hope my review helps you to determine if this card is right for you. I am overall very pleased with my purchase and would make the same decision again. It seems to be a very good product for the price; making it a very good value.