Radeon RX 580 8GB Graphics Card, GDDR5 256bit 2048SP VR Ready DisplayPort HDMI Video Card for Gaming (RX 580 8GB)

Used for a computer build for a system in the TV room for streaming, gaming and internet, Working perfect. no issues!

This card consumes <130W on a full load. 1 8-pin PCI-e power adapter, and ~20-30w from the mobo. and ~100ish-w on the pci-e plug.Incredible performance for a dated, mid-range/modern day entry level 1080p gaming/multiple video/hw accelerated tools. (Granted, this card will be far from rendering at modern speeds, it will still be accelerated quite a bit.Driver support still exists for these cards (as of 2.14.2023), and makes it even simpler for modern users with a simple GUI to modify settings.After blowing $80 on a GT 1030, and coming to the slap in the face that it was an Amazon sold DDR4, not gddr5 ram... literally bottlenecked by the ram... Swapped over to this following the return, and for a $120 card, I can easily run 1080p between medium to ultra (depending on textures, tesselation, reflections, shadows... etc. etc...) settings on a myriad of games.I can't tell you why anyone gave this card a bad rating; just because it's not a typical AIB manufacturer, it by NO means reduces or influences this cards performance.Enjoy your RX 580, and THANK YOU AMAZON!!!

I bought this GPU because my budget didn’t call for a $500+ graphics card at that time. I just wanted to complete my build with a decent graphics card. I’ve had this GPU for about a month and I don’t know how other customers who bought this could hear a whining noise. I don’t hear any whining and this GPU is much quieter than my old 2008 Radeon HD4870. I am giving this 4 stars because I don’t know what will become of this in the near future even though it has a 2 year warranty. It runs cool with temps maxed out at 53C when gaming and I can play Apex, Counterstrike, and COD without any hiccups. When my budget permits, I will buy a name brand good GPU soon to replace this one.

To start, with AMD drivers it gives an error every 1 or 2 mins and freezes in between errors.The only way i could get it stable was by removing all of AMD software and using windows update's generic driver.On linux i had better luck with stability, but while playing it just reboot the computer while gaming at random times.Would not recommend.UPDATE:It got worst, so much that it is unusable. DO NOT BUY THIS BRAND!

I have only had this card for 1 day but it is working perfectly

I needed a better card than the T400 that came in my work computer. The t400 is hot garbage btw. This card fit the bill and after initial testing it is working much, much better for my work 3D Modeling and light gaming than the Turd 400 that was holding this Threadripper back.Yes I could have spent more money to get even more performance, but this card does what I need it to do without a hiccup for $90.

It's really more like a Rx 570 because it is cut down but it's still a really card for the price! My son had a gt 1030 in his PC and he says this made his gaming experience 100 times better. I know anything would be better than a gt 1030 but this really is a great deal for a budget PC build or a child PC.

I got it for a while now and it has been great it is not to noisy. It sometimes get hot but it is good and has great performance.