ASUS AMD ROG-STRIX-RX570-O4G-GAMING 4 GB GDDR5 256-Bit Memory DVI/DP/HDMI PCI Express 3 Graphics Card - Black

I picked this up around xmas 2019 for about £110 which is an absurd amount of performance for the money. I built my niece a PC for xmas and got her a 1080p monitor and this card matches well with that resolution meaning she can play all her games on ultra settings. Nice and quiet and very capable card. To get any appreciable performance increase you'd probably have to double the price at least for something like an RX Vega 56 or an RX 5600XT. I'm fairly sure this could handle 1440p gaming on fairly high settings too. Runs nicely on a BeQuiet 600W system power 9 PSU. Perfect for a mid range gaming PC running say, a Ryzen 5 2600 with 16GB RAM.

Got the RX 580 Dual OC (1360 MHz) version. This thing may not be the most powerful card (vs GTX 1660 or RTX 2060 for example) but it hits the sweetest price/performance spot at 1080p. And now it's been reduced even further! How is this even possible?Had no problems with it, worked perfectly out of the box. Runs cool in Windows at 35-39 Celsius and in stress tests it won't go over 70 Celsius but my computer case is pretty big.Got mine for around 160 Euro and can overclock to 1470 MHz (haven't pushed further but might work). I'm really enjoying Witcher 3 maxed out at 1440p capped at 30 fps. Other faster-paced games need 60 fps and with 2019 titles we'd need to compromise a litle and go with 1080p and high settings rather than ultra but it's still amazing given the price and that it can be overclocked even further than the factory 1360 MHz. Make sure you don't go over the AMD official OC limits though.

Was sorely in need of a new GPU but didnt want to spend too much because i only needed it for some indie games and art software, does what i need it to and runs my games nicely, probably isnt the best if you want to play AAA rated games. Its pretty silent and was very easy to install, the only problem is that my disc drive broke so i had to download the software online but its not hard to find on the ASUS website

Great graphics card. Very stable but strong at the same time. Soon adding photos to the review. Over-clocking is also great, very quiet! Definitely worth the money.

Purchased this card (RX580-O4G) for £125, deal is still ongoing as of early December 2019.Performance is great at 1080p, with high/ultra settings across the board giving solid 60fps even on recent games (SW Jedi Fallen Order, Batman Arkham Knight, GTA V, Forza Horizon 4, Skyrim + ENB Mods)Have been looking to upgrade for a while and this card is the perfect deal as similar USED cards are being sold for a very similar price.ASUS offers 3 year warranty and you can even get some freebies with the current promotions.

This card was good for about a day, then for some reason the card started to stutter, not sure why. however it ran fine for about 2 months, iv had this card for about 5 months now and i shall say this now it doesn't run like it used to, getting worse fps on games, however this could just be my card, not sure.

Might be a little old now the RX580 but this delivers the goods. At £125 you simply cannot go wrong.Replaced by the 5500XT but I am finding those flaky due to new drivers. They will sort them out I’m sure but for now you cannot fault the RX580 at this price.This model is so well made it’s not built as a budget end model.Delivery from ADMI was super fast and it was very well packaged.

Great GPU for the price paired it with a Ryzen 7 2700 and they work well together. Records videos with obs very well at 60fps on good quality. Just slightly bulky and will need good management to fit into a micro atx. Otherwise great GPU for a low price. It's a cheaper 1060 and performs well.