| Memory Speed | 7000 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | Radeon RX 470 |
| Chipset Brand | AMD |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
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XFX True Clock Technology
BIOS Controlled overclocking.
Software controlled clock speeds can be hindered by overall computer performance. XFX's True Clock however is hardware controlled clock speed performance optimization, so your card is always running at an optimized performance level
XFX OC+ Capable
Going Beyond True Clock.
While True Clock locks in a super fast optimal speed on a hardware level, RX Series cards with an OC+ rating are tested at the factory to go even beyond XFX's True Clock. We encourage you to try these factory tested speeds by using the simple to use AMD Wattman utility, letting you squeeze every last bit of performance out of your card.
Enhanced VRM and Memory Cooling
Cooling technologies don't stop at just the GPU.
After countless hours of research, development, and testing our engineers have developed all new VRM and Memory cooling technology, reducing temperatures VRM by up to 30' C and GDDR temperatures by 20' C, all while reducing dB noise by an additional 5%.
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DECENT GPU FOR VERY LITTLE $$$
I have this card set in a ASRock B450M Pro 4 with a Ryzen 5 2600 running at 3.9 GHz.I bought this specific card only because it was a deal too good to pass up. This GPU will do everything you need it to and more. From gaming to streaming, the RX 570 will power through it no problem.Here's my take:The good: + It has no problem playing most AAA's on Ultra or high setting. + It runs fairly quiet (idles ~1900). + Plays most titles at 60-150+ FPS. + Looks good. + Low power requirement (450w) + Extremely budget friendly for a 8GB GPU.The Bad: - RUNS HOT! Even though it is quiet at idle, under load this sucker gets warm. You can expect this guy to hit 80-85c. - "Overclockable". YES, in a sense. As with all GPU's your results will vary. - Not a NVIDIA.The Neutral: +/- Nothing fancy. Only LED on the board is a somewhat annoying small blue light facing outward.By no means am I regretting this purchase. This card is a work horse and does a wonderful job. However, I do not expect this GPU's lifespan to be a long one. It runs way too hot when doing anything that requires a bit more processing power. Most games run at regular temperatures (65-70c) and idle never jumps over 30c.But, throw something a little more taxing on it and it will easily rise to unacceptable levels quickly. For me this only happened with certain titles, mostly Xbox PC games (Microsoft Flight Simulator/Cities: Skylines...). All while handling games like Doom, MW and Warframe without even breaking a sweat.As for the Overclock features, I chose to under-clock and under-volt, going down around a hundred both ways (~1200MHz/1050mV) in an attempt to prolong the life of this GPU.Prior to installing, be sure to take the card apart to ensure it has enough/or any thermal paste. Mine barely had a smear, not even enough to cover the processor. I could tell the thermal paste was precision applied as it still had the finger print in it :)All the software issues everyone claims are out there were not present for me. I had zero issues installing and updating and using. Radeon has really focused on streaming so there appear that there are more settings for streaming than there are for gaming.***UPDATE 11/8/2020***I did experience some update issues with the new 20.11.1 patch. This was the first time I had any issues and I just fixed it by rolling back to the previous driver.Although I eventually plan on replacing this for a 6800, overall, I would say this is a great card for a $500 - $1000 dollar build and you should not be counting it out quite yet.
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I have this card set in a ASRock B450M Pro 4 with a Ryzen 5 2600 running at 3.9 GHz.
I bought this specific card only because it was a deal too good to pass up. This GPU will do everything you need it to and more. From gaming to streaming, the RX 570 will power through it no problem.
Here's my take:
The good:
+ It has no problem playing most AAA's on Ultra or high setting.
+ It runs fairly quiet (idles ~1900).
+ Plays most titles at 60-150+ FPS.
+ Looks good.
+ Low power requirement (450w)
+ Extremely budget friendly for a 8GB GPU.
The Bad:
- RUNS HOT! Even though it is quiet at idle, under load this sucker gets warm. You can expect this guy to hit 80-85c.
- "Overclockable". YES, in a sense. As with all GPU's your results will vary.
- Not a NVIDIA.
The Neutral:
+/- Nothing fancy. Only LED on the board is a somewhat annoying small blue light facing outward.
By no means am I regretting this purchase. This card is a work horse and does a wonderful job. However, I do not expect this GPU's lifespan to be a long one. It runs way too hot when doing anything that requires a bit more processing power. Most games run at regular temperatures (65-70c) and idle never jumps over 30c.
But, throw something a little more taxing on it and it will easily rise to unacceptable levels quickly. For me this only happened with certain titles, mostly Xbox PC games (Microsoft Flight Simulator/Cities: Skylines...). All while handling games like Doom, MW and Warframe without even breaking a sweat.
As for the Overclock features, I chose to under-clock and under-volt, going down around a hundred both ways (~1200MHz/1050mV) in an attempt to prolong the life of this GPU.
Prior to installing, be sure to take the card apart to ensure it has enough/or any thermal paste. Mine barely had a smear, not even enough to cover the processor. I could tell the thermal paste was precision applied as it still had the finger print in it :)
All the software issues everyone claims are out there were not present for me. I had zero issues installing and updating and using. Radeon has really focused on streaming so there appear that there are more settings for streaming than there are for gaming.
***UPDATE 11/8/2020***
I did experience some update issues with the new 20.11.1 patch. This was the first time I had any issues and I just fixed it by rolling back to the previous driver.
Although I eventually plan on replacing this for a 6800, overall, I would say this is a great card for a $500 - $1000 dollar build and you should not be counting it out quite yet.
I bought this specific card only because it was a deal too good to pass up. This GPU will do everything you need it to and more. From gaming to streaming, the RX 570 will power through it no problem.
Here's my take:
The good:
+ It has no problem playing most AAA's on Ultra or high setting.
+ It runs fairly quiet (idles ~1900).
+ Plays most titles at 60-150+ FPS.
+ Looks good.
+ Low power requirement (450w)
+ Extremely budget friendly for a 8GB GPU.
The Bad:
- RUNS HOT! Even though it is quiet at idle, under load this sucker gets warm. You can expect this guy to hit 80-85c.
- "Overclockable". YES, in a sense. As with all GPU's your results will vary.
- Not a NVIDIA.
The Neutral:
+/- Nothing fancy. Only LED on the board is a somewhat annoying small blue light facing outward.
By no means am I regretting this purchase. This card is a work horse and does a wonderful job. However, I do not expect this GPU's lifespan to be a long one. It runs way too hot when doing anything that requires a bit more processing power. Most games run at regular temperatures (65-70c) and idle never jumps over 30c.
But, throw something a little more taxing on it and it will easily rise to unacceptable levels quickly. For me this only happened with certain titles, mostly Xbox PC games (Microsoft Flight Simulator/Cities: Skylines...). All while handling games like Doom, MW and Warframe without even breaking a sweat.
As for the Overclock features, I chose to under-clock and under-volt, going down around a hundred both ways (~1200MHz/1050mV) in an attempt to prolong the life of this GPU.
Prior to installing, be sure to take the card apart to ensure it has enough/or any thermal paste. Mine barely had a smear, not even enough to cover the processor. I could tell the thermal paste was precision applied as it still had the finger print in it :)
All the software issues everyone claims are out there were not present for me. I had zero issues installing and updating and using. Radeon has really focused on streaming so there appear that there are more settings for streaming than there are for gaming.
***UPDATE 11/8/2020***
I did experience some update issues with the new 20.11.1 patch. This was the first time I had any issues and I just fixed it by rolling back to the previous driver.
Although I eventually plan on replacing this for a 6800, overall, I would say this is a great card for a $500 - $1000 dollar build and you should not be counting it out quite yet.
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Rafael Martinez Manso
até o momentio nada reclamar
Reviewed in Brazil on May 7, 2022Amazon Customer
Superior Graphics and Performance
Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2020
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Reviewed in Canada on November 11, 2020
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Vinicius Rodrigues
Chegou antes do prazo
Reviewed in Brazil on May 27, 2020
Vinicius Rodrigues
Reviewed in Brazil on May 27, 2020
O produto chegou em ótimo estado, ainda não usei pois falta uma fonte de alimentação, mas só de olhar da pra saber que é nova
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Siul O Moo
Excelente producto, por el precio
Reviewed in Mexico on February 19, 2020