PowerColor AMD Radeon RX 6400 Low Profile Graphics Card with 4GB GDDR6 Memory

I recently upgraded my system with the PowerColor RX 6400, and I am absolutely thrilled with its performance, especially considering the price point! This card is an absolute gem for anyone looking to get into 1080p gaming or boost their productivity without breaking the bank. Installation was a breeze; it's a compact card that fit perfectly into my smaller form factor PC. Once installed, I was genuinely impressed. Games that I previously struggled with on lower settings are now running smoothly at 1080p with medium to high settings, delivering a fantastic visual experience. It's surprisingly capable for its segment. Beyond gaming, it's also been great for general use and streaming media. Everything feels snappier and more responsive. The card runs cool and quiet, which is a huge plus, as I often have my PC running for extended periods. If you're building a budget-friendly gaming rig or just need a solid upgrade for an older system, the PowerColor RX 6400 is an outstanding choice. It truly delivers excellent value for money and has exceeded my expectations. Highly recommended!

Excellent upgrade for photo editing workstation. I'm not a gamer so can't comment on gaming performance. I don't use Window$ or Mac so can't comment on that either. In Linux I get full hardware acceleration with open source drivers which results in excellent performance even with very large, RAW image files. Also note that it runs on power from the PCIe slot with no extra power connection required.

Worked good on single monitor setup but had issues running dual monitors, where one would always turn off as if It was being unplugged. Restarting would not solve the issue, only reseating the card. Narrowed down to possibly not enough juice from stock power supply. Desktop use and Gaming on single screen was fine. Just know if you're buying for a stock PC there may not be enough juice from some OEM power supplies for dual monitor support.

First off I'm not a gamer, but I like to have a dedicated video card in my desktops to free up any shared memory by integrated video. This video card worked perfectly for my situation. Installation was very easy, Windows 11 saw it with no problem. I downloaded the latest driver from the manufacturers website installation of the software was flawless. The card in my situation runs cool. The fan on the card doesn't run unless it's necessary and that's good because it saves power. I have a 275W power supply in my Lenovo M70t desktop and it handles this card easily. The quality of the card seems good, and the images, text, and colors are very nice. The driver/software offers lots of customization so you have lots of settings you can turn on and off, or tweak. I'm also running dual monitors with this card and it has no problem with that at all This card may not be it for hard core gamers, but if you want something other than integrated graphics, and you just occasionally game, this card works well.

Easy to install in my Optiplex 3430. Performs well. I can get 150fps on Fortnite on low settings, but it doesn't perform well on anything higher. I have two monitors connected with no issues, but have one DP port for my main monitor, the other is HDMI. Wish it had two DP ports.. But that's a minor issue. A big upgrade from the 550 I was using

I needed a single slot, low profile GPU for lighter, older games and emulation. It had to fit in the lower PCI Express slot in a small form factor office machine (think Dell Optiplex, but slightly newer than most with PCIe 4.0 capability). This handled everything I could throw at it from GTA V (mix of high and very high settings) at 60fps, to Dolphin and PCSX2 at 1080p "upscaled." Heck, Dolphin and PCSX2 ran so well, I had to turn on vsync else my TV would tear up! Other thoughts: I bought this when the Yeston single slot low profile RTX 3050 was available. For my use case, that card didn't make sense. Nothing I was planning on doing would see a substantial performance bump from that card for the extra options just wouldn't be worth it. If you're playing newer games, require some encoding capability (NVENC), and are patient, that card is probably the better option with its 6GBs of VRAM

Bought this to run without anything additional power. The card runs directly from the pcie slot without any additional power pins.

Died after 15 months, replacing with an RTX. An ok entry-level GPU, but overpriced at $160, should be sub-$100. Apparently, there is a 2-year warranty. It's not worth it; it's time to upgrade to something better.

Paired with ryzen 3 4100, gaming performance is decent. Almost every games runs on 1080p with medium to high. Few games likes cyber punk and valahala runs on 1080p low and medium twaeks. Overall decent graphics card.

Maybe don't be cheap and put a little booklet in the box Bec Ur site didn't show much useful was nice Yous put in extra bracket

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I was amazed and pleasantly surprised! Ok, it's not the fastest card in the world, but for the cost it's VERY fast!

Received the box in good condition, but the fan is broken (doesn't spin up). The card becomes 100 degrees in less then one minute under load. Problem still hasn't been resolved by the seller yet.