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The RX 580 is really good for 1080p gaming especially for its price. While it certainly isn't the fastest card. The 8GB of VRAM will certainly help keep it up for a few years as more and more big box games use high resolution textures for their games. In terms of rendering videos. It's alright, takes a few minutes to render for a 20-30 minutes video. Power consumption is higher than its competitors though so make sure that the power supply is adequate.
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The card works great but cannot use Vulcan shades so cant play Doom or No mans sky , other than that its a great card and I'm able to play every other games I have at very high rates for detail.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
It’s still a performer and for 148$ it’s hard to pass up. It replaced an old Gtx 660 and i only had issues getting NVIDIA off my computer during installation. It’s a pain but not xfx or ati’s fault. It came in the factory box inside the static bag. Seems to be in good shape and has no thermal issue I can tell. I haven’t upgraded my monitor yet but I’m sure it can handle more than what I’m pushing now. I’m running a dell 27in 1080 60hz. I may have to over clock my 3570k to keep up with it a bit better. Over all a good upgrade for me.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The install was easy, removed all software and drivers from old card which takes about 30 min, removed old card, installed new, booted pc and loaded software for new card. My card runs cool even with my game settings on ultra. Graphics were clean and I run a 3.4 CPU with 16 GB of ram. I looked at benchmarks on this card compared to other cards and there was not enough difference to justify the cost of the other cards. I can say the difference is night and day compared to my old card which was top of the line when purchased. It doesn't just play my games good with 6 GB memory but my videos are really good. Love this card.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Works great with my early '13 MBP using the Sonnos Breakaway Box. Can't really even hear the fans going. This card is natively supported by MacOS, so it's a good option for an external GPU for an older Macbook. There's a great video on Youtube, which goes through all the details. It's name is "Purge Wrangler Tutorial - eGPU Support on Macs with Thunderbolt 1 and 2"
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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