To start things off and give a simple and well rounded review for those who are debating on paying for this graphics card, it's solid and works beautifully on my Ryzen 1700 system. It's got massive support on resolutions, it's value to performance ratio is amazing. I can easily acquire 2K resolution on the highest settings in pretty much all games (albeit might to reduce a setting or two) with around 60 fps. The card temps under load have yet to reach 60c and this is with hours of gameplay. I'm usually on Skyrim SE (Which is heavily modded for 2K resolution) stable 50-60 FPS and depending on my location 40 FPS at its lowest.
Positives:
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* Great performance for the price
* Stable and stays cool under load
* Modern titles run smoothly
Negatives:
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* Image quality can be poor at times but it seems to be before updating drivers.
* 2K may not be the best for high refresh rates, especially if you want to play on the highest settings in most games.
* Recently found out that the card is really just an overclocked overclocked 480 with better clocks and cooling solutions.
Overview: If you're looking for a card that can get you performance that is comparative to Nvidia 1060s and 1070s, this card is a steal by all means, get yourself this card but currently as of writing this review the card has increased from $219 (I payed this amount) to $239 and for $40 more you might as well get yourself a GTX 1660 ti which will do you better than this card. I chose this card because it fitted the best in my budget and it definitely shows potential for high framerate and solid graphic settings. I don't regret my purchase so I'm going to say you should pick one up for yourself.
| Memory Speed | 8000 MHz |
|---|---|
| Graphics Coprocessor | AMD Radeon RX 590 |
| Chipset Brand | AMD |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 8 GB |
