Sapphire Radeon Rx 570 8GB GDDR5 DVI-D (UEFI) Graphics Card

Am happy with the card overall to date. Note there is a single output, a DVI-D output. If that works for you, the card is worth trying. I will say that my particular card performs below expectations (around 25th percentile) AT BASE CLOCK as measured using userbenchmark.com tool to test computer. However, with some mild overclocking of memory and core processor clocks of this card using MSI Afterburner and Unigine Heaven Benchmark, I was able to get performance up to well above expectations (around 75th percentile), again using userbenchmark tool to test. Have only used for a week and without gaming (other than the Heaven and 3DMark Time Spy benchmarks) but am generally pleased with it, especially the price/performance ratio.

Even though I returned mine I wanted to leave a review and just let people know this is a really good card, or stripped down version of it anyway. If you're wanting an 8gig 570, and only use 1 display, and aren't wanting in on whatever promotion AMD is offering (where you get free games after buying gpu), then this is a solid buy!It appears to be the same as the one that sells for around 200, just doesn't have the backplate, and only a DVI-d for an output.***also beware if using an ultra wide screen, I was not having any luck getting the DVI-d to recognize that it was hooked up to a 2560*1080. it kept wanting to put it at 1920*1080

The price of this card was too good to be true. I did not look closely enough when i bought it. It is taller than the pci slots and didn’t fit until I drilled out a bunch of spot welds on a support piece of metal that was on my case door and removed it. And it only has one DVI-D output. I thought about sending it back but kept it as I have room in my case for two GPUs. It appears to be out of stock now. In the end it does exactly what it was made to do and does it very well.

was happy to receive it and installed it right away. At first i was using a 9604gb and did not remove nvidia drivers, but still installed this card worked fine but i looked alittle closer and alot of red flickering dots were all over my screen i thought it was a driver issue and installed new drivers and uninstalled nvidia drivers. But these red flickering dots still persisted and I tried everything to remove them I was able to limit the problem to only a few places and on a black background but they are still there if you look hard enoughI dont know if i should return the card as it does function and the red flickering dots are not discernible unless you try to find themhope someone can atleast help with this. As I have researched around and found that sometimes it not the card itself but amd drivers

The card goes easily to 1500MHz with +70 voltage bump - that's about RX580/GTX1060 6GB performance level.For such massive cooler and low TDP - it's way to loud , though tolerable level.As a bonus, the DVI port limitation (the problem is 60Hz for 1080p) can be fixed by:1. using onboard outputs2. for those with soldering skills, HDMI/DP ports can be added manually.

Works OK but has "red snow" on the screen. Seems like a software problem. The tiny red dots are not present until windows is fully loaded.

I got 3 of these for my costumers and all returned after having flickering red dots on blacj screen, these were made for mining and not for personal use unless you are really on a budget and just want decent frames on 1080p

At this unheard of price point for a brand new 570- 8g, I was a bit skeptical about performance. Purchase 1 to check it out. Arrived in 2 days. A super simple card, no frills, 1 DVI-d output. Came in a plain brown small box even. Hashrate is excellent at 1150/2050 ( 29's)!!!! Kicking my self for not buying more. Now 2-month backorder... Sigh.......