RX 580 8GB GDDR5 Graphics Card for Gaming PC Video Card 2048SP 256-Bit PCIe 3.0 x16 6-Pin Connector Desktop Computer Gaming GPU with HDMI, DisplayPort & DVI Ports (White Edition)

using this to replace a dead nvidia gtx 970, this looked like a great price, and since my motherboard only supported PCIe 3 I couldn't upgrade much. my pc sounds a little louder than before but i had to replace my power supply at the same time, so i'm not sure which caused the noise increase. My PC is again able to runs games like Satisfactory on normal settings. I was a little distraught that the power slot only takes 6 pins, but eventually found out 2 pins come off of one of my 8 pin power cords. the user manual (v1.0) says "Go to www.szsongrui.com or GPU chipsets official website to download the drivers for this card based on the operating system." there are 6 downloads for this card, (3 fast 3 slow) the top one is not labeled, but hovering over it shows a file name that indicates windows 7 the middle one is labeled for windows 10, and is from 2019. the bottom one is labeled for windows 11, but the file name indicates it should work for windows 10 also, and is from 2022. but here is the odd part, if you click a download button, a download does not start. if you wait, your screen will go black, and then come back on and adjust resolution and the drivers are installed for you, no menus, nothing to click or see, no history of a downloaded file in my downloads folder nor my browsers downloads folder. they must have some sort of script that puts it in temp space and headlessly handles the installation, but that is unexpected and scary. Feeling like I might have installed a virus along with my graphics drivers I ran a virus scan and it came back clean. So perhaps everything is okay. Giving "Tech Support" a 2 star rating for how their website handles downloads. included the user manual incase anyone else needs to see it before buying, useful information.

I purchased this for an older Lenovo PC th at was starting to have display issues. I did my research and this was the perfect choice as I did not want to change the computer or the 400w power supply. It uses the 6 pin connector rather than the 8 Pin as well as PCI 3.0. Also it uses less power than other comparable model RX 580 cards. So this was good for my setup. I used the AMD drivers and the setup was easy. One note is that windows was apparently doing an update at the same time I tried to update the drivers so I go an error. Fortunately once the windows updates were done I was able to install the AMD video drivers without issue. So make sure you either disable or wait for windows updates to complete before installing the new AMD drivers. Since then everything seems to work well and I have my 3 monitor setup again. Hopefully it will last, as that will be the true test. Since I just got it recently I cannot say.

I was replacing an old Gateway that I nursed along for an extra decade, but it was never going to be Win11 compatible, so I scrapped it and built a new one from scratch. I was using an old video card from the Gateway and it worked fine with the new PC I built, but my son had been pestering me about building a starter gamer PC. With the rebuild, I decided to go part of the way on that, but wound up doing way better than I had anticipated on the gamer front. This card went in when I found it for $89.50. Knowing it had the capability to play the Epic Spiderman Reboot, I decided to give it a go. Well, I'm happy because it serves our tv and monitor with HDMI cords and it renders the Spiderman game on the tv to the point I thought he was watching a movie. Crystal clear on both outputs for movies or computing and no skipped frames or pixelation on the game. The only way it will lose stars if it doesn't last.

Came in perfect condition with no signs of being used or refurbished. Works great, isn’t loud and doesn’t seem to overheat. However this is a RX 580 2048SP. This means it’s essentially a RX 570 but overclocked to match the performance of a RX 580. Kind of misleading calling this card a RX580 but it’s still worth $100 considering how bad the gpu market is right now. Plus white gpu’s at this price point are hard to come by.

Worked well for updating an older system. Works on the older PCI express 2.0 bus. I could not get all three video outputs going at same time. Tried both Win10 and Linux with no luck. Assuming it is hardware limited to two outputs at a time. It is however a very good value! This amount of performance from a ~$100 video card is impressive.