ASRockPhantom Gaming D Radeon RX 570 DirectX 12 RX570 4G 4GB 256-Bit GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card

Super fast shipping I got it in two days. It seems to work great. I bought this as a replacement for the Sapphire Pulse card I purchased. That GPU was defective and would crash or cause artifacts. I was going to return as an RMA but when they told me I would have to pay to ship the defective product back to them I refused. This GPU has a smaller footprint, which is nice. It's hushed and I can play all my games without any issues. It might have slower clock speeds but at least it's not defective. I've never owned any products made by Asrock. So far, so good. I'll post an update after I've used it more.

Used in a budget build and it's still holding strong 💪🏻

I only use AMD products, this card is by far the best I have had, Most games I can get in the 80-100+ FPS range and no noticeable lag or over heating of the card. Have never bothered to overclock seeing as how every game I put at it handles very well.Easy to install, and has a wide range of adapter choices for hooking up a monitor or two, or three..

First off, I'm not a high-end gamer. I don't overclock or anything like that. My only real goal was playing Elder Scrolls Online with 30fps or better in world zones. This card can handle that just fine using the "High" but not "Ultra High" preset. And results may vary depending on what else is in my build (AMD A8 9600 APU / this GPU / 12GB slower RAM / Installed on a 7200RPM WD HDD). After tweaking settings, my build maintains 20-30fps in environment zones and 50-60fps in dungeon zones. But that's after changing a few settings to higher than "High".Anyway. For what it is, this GPU works just fine. My only complaint is that, of the two fans, one of them runs virtually silently, while the other fan has a constant low-grade bearing whistle. Ordinarily, I suppose a person would send it back for a replacement, but the low noise level is within my tolerance level, and I bought this card with the intention of getting into the game as cheap as possible, then upgrading in the near future, so I didn't want to deal with the hassle of a return. When it comes to fans on any PC component these days, one's entering into a bit of a lottery, so I expected the fans to be rather loud. Even with this bearing whine, it's still quieter than many other GPU fans I've run across over the years that oftentimes sounded like jets taking off. So, again, I'm satisfied.

Great GPU for an older PCIe 3.0 system. Does need a 6-pin power connector. Fortunately I had one. For the GPU itself, it's quiet, relatively fast for the year of production, and has very good resolution for newer screens. Installed easily, booted right up. I used the MSI AMD Pro Edition drivers rather than the Adrenalin suite of apps. I did try the 2024 Adrenalin and the GPU drivers had trouble with dual monitors. Moved back to the Pro Edition and everything settled down, got my two monitors working with the proper resolutions, and no issues since. I'd say stick with the included drivers, don't do the updates. Nothing wrong with the included drivers. All in all, very happy with my "somewhat" faster GPU.

I use Ubuntu on aging but still extremely solid equipment. Video has been an issue for years and failed with a new higher resolution monitor with DVI on the old card and a current kernel on the machine. The old card and new monitor couldn't negotiate any working signal. This got my PCIe-16 gen 1 slot functional again in 2023 without a completely unnecessary new build. I needed a 6 pin PCIe compatible card. This fit the bill perfectly with few alternatives. Seller's direct shipping was 2x faster than quoted. Awesome!

Checked all the boxes at a reasonable price.

GPU came defective, troubleshooted all other possibilities and narrowed down it 100% was this graphics card being the source of the issue. Original seller nor Amazon will help with getting a refund so I’m out $90. This was for my first PC build - I would invest in something else that’s better.