Graphics Card RX 570 4GB GDDR5 PCIe 3.0 k7
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April 2017 · ASUS · MSI · Graphics Card · 4 GB · GDDR5 · PCI ExpressReviews4.61,547 reviews5 star1,155 reviews4 star268 reviews3 star46 reviews2 star15 reviews1 star63 reviewsSurprisingly good performance for the moneyJune 18, 2019Alright, so I wasn't expecting amazing things out of this card. It's known to be one of the lower-end cards out there and it was only $150 on Black Friday, so I knew what I was getting into and my expectations were appropriately realistic. While decent-looking, the heat shroud is standard plastic, there's no backplate, no RGB or lighting whatsoever, and the heatsink and heat pipes feel a little undersized, but for basic 1080p60 gaming and light video editing, I figured it would be fine until the Navi GPU's were released and I could upgrade to one of them. After playing with this for a few days, I have to say I'm really surprised at the level of performance I was able to squeeze out of this thing. I'm guessing I got really lucky with the silicon lottery on this one, but I was ... MoreAlright, so I wasn't expecting amazing things out of this card. It's known to be one of the lower-end cards out there and it was only $150 on Black Friday, so I knew what I was getting into and my expectations were appropriately realistic. While decent-looking, the heat shroud is standard plastic, there's no backplate, no RGB or lighting whatsoever, and the heatsink and heat pipes feel a little undersized, but for basic 1080p60 gaming and light video editing, I figured it would be fine until the Navi GPU's were released and I could upgrade to one of them. After playing with this for a few days, I have to say I'm really surprised at the level of performance I was able to squeeze out of this thing. I'm guessing I got really lucky with the silicon lottery on this one, but I was able to get a stable 11% overclock, all the way up to 1400mhz, with the voltage dropped from 1150mv to 1050mv, and the memory cranked up to the max of 2100mhz. With the undervolt in place, temperatures never exceed 76 degrees, meaning the fans rarely go past 2,400rpm, which means they are barely even audible. These settings proved stable after hours of Heaven Benchmark, MSI Kombuster, and various games such as Destiny 2, Warframe, and Overwatch. Outside of a difference of a couple hundred stream processors, I basically got RX 580 levels of performance out of a $150 RX 570, along with 2 free games. My gaming FPS backs this up too, as I'm easily hitting 70-90fps at highest or ultra settings on nearly every game I play. Overall I'm pleasantly surprised at the performance of this card. I realize a large part of that is luck, as most other people I've talked to have only managed about a 5% stable overclock, but for my personal experience? It's been great. I am still a little disappointed at the lack of a backplate and lighting, but I understand why they're not there and at this price range I can't really knock them for the lack of those features. The card is lightweight enough that sag is minimal, meaning the need for a backplate is minimal as well. In terms
Graphics Card RX 570 4GB GDDR5 PCIe 3.0 k7
Sale price
$57.72
Regular price $115.45