XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition OC 8 GB GDDR5 3xDP/HDMI/DVI-D Graphics Card - Black

Amazing gpu for the price performs similar to the xbox one x and will more than do for any 1080p game up to 2020 and I imagine a few years beyond reaching 60 plus fps on ultra with most tripple a titles bar a few ac odyssey for example where you can expect around 45 to 60 plus although on high settings every game I have tested hits 60 plus fps on the lowest/base clock. Some say its loud but on the lowest clock it doesnt go over 76 degrees after a few hours gaming and fans seem quiter than the wraith stealth cooler. All in all it is a fantastic gpu for 1080p gaming although I wouldn't recommend for 1440p unless your willing to sacrifice some frames or lower the settings. Price at may 2020 was 156 pounds.

I bought this a replacement as my Sapphire card had reached End-of-Life. I was quite surprised at the performance I got out-of-the-box. Looking at clock speeds of around 1420 - 1425 MHz, this card actually comes as a factory overclocked GPU. The XFX 500 series also comes with a dual bios functionality which means I can choose between performance or quiet (aka Stealth) mode and from my experience I noticed a very minimal difference when I had it in Stealth mode. XFX are doing something right with this card. It comes with two cooling fans and is about 10.7 inches long (watch out for the length if you are using one of those boards that position the CPU too close to the PCIe slots.) You will find newer and probably better-performing cards on the market now as this one is probably about 2 years old but if you need something to hit the ground running with your gaming and you are on a limited budget, this is your guy. Highly Recommended.

Decent GPU with nice performance and easy to install of course if you know what you are doing.

If you are experiencing crashing issues the fix is to go to AMD software which should be downloaded as it is your driver by right click on the desktop and then clicking AMD radeon software > Click performance tab > click tuning (if anything appears accept it) > turn on fan tuning and then set the minimum acoustic limit all the way to the right where it will say 1366mhz then restart your computer and the crashing issues should be fixed. reviewing the card it gets extremely warm and even manages to heat up my entire room (which is usually like an icebox) making me sweat A LOT although the heat is no issue to the GPU itself it is still something that should be considered. gaming performance is very good, Rainbow Six Siege runs usually at competitive settings 160-220fps a little higher with vulkan Warzone is the same with performance just above 100fps at high settings (you need 16gb of ram otherwise that peformance dips) if there is anything to take from this review its this, the GPU is great its low price and is fairly decent and it CAN play essentially any game your willing to throw at it but you need good fans and air circulation.

Got this for my son at xmas as it was reduced at the time. It has been performing flawlessly so far in all games he has in 1080p ultra when matched up with a ryzen 7 2700x, B450 Aorus Pro Wifi Mobo & 16GB Corsair Vengeance DDR4 3200. Seeing as he only has a 1080p monitor it has been great bang for buck and no issues with fitting or drivers etc. It hasn't even overheated as yet (usually around 70C when gaming) but it's in a good case with decent airflow. It's also been working perfectly with an Oculus Rift VR set. There may perhaps be games it struggles with such as Red Dead 2 but haven't tested with that game as yet. Its usually around 60fps which is good enough for whats required.

great gpu fro value even for late 2022, massively imorived my games quality and iam able to run my games way better even on high it runs on 120fps for overwatch, however some other more graphically demanding games will struggle to run it on high setting and ay 120fps, although you get what u pay for in this deal,

This is a cheap and cheerful graphics card which can handle most games in the triple A platform, although at reduced FPS/Specs depending on your preferences of lighting/bloom/v-sync etc. It is completely acceptable for an entry card into gaming and will cover the user for their first few years before upgrading to something better. My only issue with the card is that it would crash frequently when trying to run multiple programs like video streaming and gaming at the same time. The issue lies with the overclocking feature of the card, which kicks in when under load and causes issues. The work around as of 2024 was to limit the maximum clock frequency of the card using the manufacturer provided software (on their website). Although this was not always successful. Treat this card as an entry level card and do not try to push it too far. Verify the issue using a forum of your choosing to confirm the above.

This card is great. I can play most games on ultra high settings at 60+ fps at 1080p. It's super quiet and is really easy to overclock also and the card stays cool. Please be aware that AMD OpenGL drivers for windows are really bad so if you're looking to play emulators or OpenGL titles an AMD card may not be the best. This isn't an issue with this card and is just an AMD issue overall.

Good value for money. Runs games at high fps in FHD. can play less intensive games at 4k in about medium settings

Veio em ótimas condições, como se fosse novo. Produto veio em caixa pertencente à marca e com todos os componentes inclusos (adaptador, CD e até mesmo os protetores das entradas). Chegou muito antes do prazo, funcionando perfeitamente. Parabéns à loja "Alternativepc" pelo esforço. Estou muito satisfeito! Está preservada e encaminharam no dia seguinte após a compra.

I bought this card at $USD 299.99 in July 2018. The XFX LOGO is not RGB nor an LED - its just ... white (I knew this before my purchase but just sharing this info for those ppl looking building a PC based on looks). It does have a tiny blue LED above the 8-pin power connector visible through the side of the PC case - but its a standard LED and not anything artistic.. seems to be there just for function or diagnostics - is always on as long as the PC is powered. This card is Dual BIOS and has the switch on beside the 8-pin power connector. XFX calls one BIOS as "Gaming BIOS" and the other as "Mining BIOS" according to the website. My findings are firstly there is no automatic GPU boost. Secondly, the 'Gaming Bios' (default) runs 1150MHz core and 2100 VRAM (8.4GHz). When you switch to what XFX calls the 'Mining Bios' it is 1405MHz core with VRAM 2000MHz (8GHz) the latter being a respectable and repeatable 10% uplift in graphics performance which I tested in Unigine Heaven 4.0 benchmark (1080p, Ultra, 8xAA, Tessellation Extreme) from 50 fps to 55 fps. Radeon Driver Version Adrenaline 18.5.1, Win 10 x64, FX-8350 stock :D My only complaint so far is IMO for this price they should have at least back-lit their logo when the card is powered on - no reason why this would have been impossible. Not many cards give you a manually selectable Dual Bios feature and this is the only reason i bought it over the competition - which have RGB... :D Performance: Well its a RX-580... and that is the tier of performance to expect. XFX however claims this XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS Black Edition can do at least 1425MHz on the core for an overclock (I haven't tested this) but the card DOES NOT come running 1425MHz out of the box but 1150MHz so the marketing may be misleading to some ppl I suppose - I doubt that was their intention but it can potentially mislead. 1405MHz - what they market as "True Clock" on their website is the actual GPUcore speed u get once you have the overclocked bios switched on - I mean the 'Mining BIOS' in XFX terminology lol. I hope that explanation helps but I guess the message they want to get across from posting the cards as 1425MHz+OC is - this speed is guaranteed attainable according to them and that these possibly are among the best Polaris Dies in these "GTS Black Edition" cards.. Over Clockers will know that info means to them... So.. Yes the card is actually is clocked at and sustains 1405MHz on the core w/ VRAM 2000MHz(8GHz) - Just switch on the 'Mining BIOS'... The fans are quiet yet powerful to keep it cool and they shut off under 50 degrees Celsius as long as you don't change fan profiles in software eg. MSI afterburner or Radeon settings, etc - you can however change the target temperature in radeon settings and the card still runs the fans to meet your desired temp and shut off once it goes under 50 Celsius. The card performs as a RX-580 should and runs with no complaints... I also have been running dual 1080p monitors some weeks now for work purposes from it. I do like the card - I just tried to provide a lot of info i believe some ppl will overlook or be misled by or mention things that are not stated in the description of the item nor website. These are all facts - wanting RGB and lighting is my personal preference. I will let y'all know if the card does something weird over time :D

Diciamolo subito: L'architettura GCN su cui si basa questa RX-580 è sicuramente un'architettura per nulla giovane; tuttavia questa GPU ha ancora tanto da offrire, pur facendo risparmiare anche cifre considerevoli rispetto alla concorrenza più attuale. XFX poi ha praticamente messo il massimo che si poteva su questa scheda, offrendola praticamente al prezzo più basso. Ma andiamo con ordine: PORTE: Dotazione probabilmente standard da questa categoria in su, ma ho apprezzato molto la presenza anche della vecchia DVI-D, oltre a ben 3 DP e una HDMI. Faccio notare che non ci sono uscite analogiche integrate, solo digitali. ALIMENTAZIONE: Vi servirà un BUON alimentatore da almeno 500W per andare sul sicuro, con cavo PCI-EX. Il connettore di alimentazione è ad 8 pin, ma nella confezione troverete anche un adattatore da 6 ad 8 pin, nel caso ne abbiate bisogno. MATERIALI E FABBRICAZIONE: XFX ha fatto davvero un bel lavoro, inserendo componentistica di qualità, con ottimi VRM (i regolatori di corrente e tensione), un back plate nero in metallo che oltre all'estetica conferisce solidità, doppia ventola e copertura in plastica con look al carbonio, una sciccheria. Completa la dotazione il massiccio dissipatore heat pipe, ben 8 GB di memoria GDDR5 e, ovviamente, la GPU AMD RX-580. E' presente un piccolo led che si illumina di rosso se l'alimentazione è insufficiente, di blu se è tutto OK. RAFFREDDAMENTO E CONSUMO: Non ho avuto modo di misurare il consumo effettivo, ma il mio alimentatore da 450W tiene tranquillamente il mio Ryzen 5 3600, la XFX RX-580 e tutto il resto senza fare una piega, quindi di sicuro non è estremamente affamata di energia. Il dissipatore e le ventole la mantengono sempre sotto gli 80° anche sotto carico; a piena potenza non hanno mai raggiunto la rotazione massima, mantenendosi molto poco rumorose durante il gaming e praticamente mute durante l'uso desktop. Forse è anche merito della buona ventilazione del mio case, ma dal punto di vista raffreddamento e silenzio sono estremamente soddisfatto. Ah, le ventole sono estraibili. PRESTAZIONI: Ancora oggi, con titoli a 1080P e settings a volte medi ma anche a volte alti a seconda del gioco, vi regala un frame rate sopra i 50 FPS. Giusto per un esempio, col benchmark Superposition unigine 2 a 1080P e dettagli medi, il frame rate non è mai sceso sotto i 50 fps mantenendo la media di 59 fps e ottenendo un punteggio di quasi 8000 punti. Riesce inoltre a gestire senza alcun problema la risoluzione mostruosa di 5120X1440 del mio monitor super ultra wide a 120 hz; dopo averla montata ed installato i driver, è stato tutto un altro mondo, è come se gli oggetti sul desktop scorressero senza alcun attrito, talmente tutto è fluido. PREZZO: 179€ per questa scheda nel 4° trimestre 2019 sono un vero affare, considerato tutto quello che ha da offrire. CONCLUSIONI: Se siete alla ricerca di una scheda video che offra prestazioni oneste e valide, con budget sui 200€, la RX-580 è ancora oggi una scelta valida. Potreste optare per la versione pompata RX-590, che tra le altre cose è realizzata con un processo produttivo migliore; tuttavia i pochi fps che guadagnereste non ne giustificano la spesa superiore. Inoltre il clock più spinto, nonostante la litografia migliore, la rende identica alla 580 quanto a rumore e consumi. Quindi, secondo me, la RX-580 è ancora oggi la miglior scheda video budget per rapporto qualità/prezzo, sotto i 200€. E questa versione di XFX è probabilmente la migliore, in quanto ha poco o nulla da invidiare ai marchi più importanti, e offre TUTTO quello che offrono i concorrenti, pur costando meno. Vi ricordo inoltre che per questo prezzo avrete anche ben OTTO GIGA di video ram; la sua diretta concorrente, la GTX 1660 di nVidia, costa anche quasi 100€ in più e monta "solo" 6 GB; certo, offre prestazioni superiori, ma il divario è netto solo su alcuni titoli; ribadisco che a 1080P, se vi accontentate, con la XFX RX-580 risparmierete molto. Infatti la consiglio a chi ha un budget limitato; chi può spendere, sa bene che troverà architetture migliori, più giovani e potenti.

Die Grafikkarte erreicht 87° Celsius im Stresstest, sie wird so laut das man sie durch gute Kopfhörer hindurch hört. Die Leistung ist ganz gut, aber 87° ist weit von einem guten wert entfernt, deswegen nur 1 Stern. Da der Verkäufer E-Joker nun fast die oben genannte Grafikkarte ein halbes Jahr zur "Reperatur" hat, und nichts passiert, kann ich nur jedem Käufer abraten von diesem Verkäufer zu Kaufen, da nach einem Gespräch mit einem Amazon Supporter Gefahr auf Betrug herrschen könnte.