MSI RADEON RX 5700 XT MECH OC Graphics Card '8GB GDDR6, 1925Hz, AMD NAVI 10 XT GPU, 3x DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual Fan Cooling System'

Great card, managed to buy this before crypto ruined prices. 6 months later, works great, and i use it to mine when I'm not paying on it. Literally pays for itself...

Better value than 2060 super. Does have less features than the Nvidia card but has about a 10-20% frame rate increase over pretty much all games from the other card. Definitely recommend not just this card but all 5700xt's under £350 because the ray tracing the 2060 super bring isn't good enough in this price range. P.S a full amd system for a £700- £1100 will give the best all round price to performance!😜

Very good Powerful graphics card, you can play everything max out in 2k most of games, but it can get to Hight temperatures really fast, like 95C you need to find a good configuration undervolting and reducing the max core clock so it stays cool max temps being 75C. Solution is playing with the GPU config, otherwise you can only play in minimum settings due to the temperature, resolving the problem for good is water-cooling, if no modification is made and running big tittles max out it will damage the card, most likely burn it, so be cautious before buying it!

I'm very impressed. Not sure what driver issues people were referring to as I was able to just plug and play with after installing the Radeon drivers.Card is great, I'm playing all new titles on ultra at high FPS. The value for money is great always glad to stay team red

The one I received was noisy and got very hot. After a few hours it completely failed. I guess I just got a dud.I returned it and bought a Sapphire RX5700 instead as it was a really good deal from the Warehouse. I’m only gaming at 1080p so I’m fine with the non XT. The Sapphire is very quiet and much cooler.

Good fps. No problems with temp.

TL;DR, not brilliant out of the box but if you're happy tweaking it performs wellOut of the box, this card has severe thermal issues (I am aware that AMD says 110 degrees is okay for these cards, but to be hitting these figures still shocked me) - however, going into the Radeon "Wattman" settings shows that, in my case, for whatever reason, the maximum clock speed was set way too high by default (2060 MHz) - bringing this down, and the voltages with it, greatly reduces thermals (and the noise - these fans are very, very loud at anything above 60%, 60% being the upper limit of what I'd consider acceptable noise) and makes this a very nice card to use; it is strange having a card that constantly has fans spinning, having only had ones that stop below 60 degrees before, but the noise is quieter than the system fans so I don't notice it. The performance, I can only assume is like any other Rx 5700 xt, is amazing compared to my previous card, a gtx 960, though it would depend what you had before as to whether you think the performance is good.I can honestly say I am chuffed to bits with this card... Now that I've found settings I'm happy with. As a consumer, I shouldn't have to be tweaking settings to get it to run at, what I would consider, normal levels, hence the 3 stars.

All seem to be good or better than expected. Not loud at all for me, takes GTA V on ultra like a breeze.