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This used graphics card arrived in good condition. I installed it in my new PC a month ago and it is performing well. I put it through a stress test and no problems occurred. The fans are really quiet. I am mainly using the RX580 for video processing and streaming but no gaming or crypto-mining. For everyday tasks, light video processing, and Netflix streaming it works great. Probably a little overkill for what I use it for, but I paid about a third of the price for a new product so I am happy. Plus I have the processing power if I need it in the future.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
So far I haven't been able to use the product. None of my computers (and I have 3) will run the hardware..
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
The computer I placed this card in is not used for gaming, but it does process large art files. We were getting a lot of blue screens and image distortion. I guessed the problem was the graphics card and/or motherboard. It turned out to be the graphics card. This board worked first boot. It is much larger than the board that was in the computer and I had to do some remodeling to make it fit. The power port is an 8-pin and the computer has a 6-pin connector. The adapter was a few dollars and the computer has new life. I have several computers and will update with this card on most of them.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
MSI RX 580 Armor OC 4GB, great card, it'll play anything you want. Your CPU will usually end up as a bottleneck before the RX 580. This card is overkill for Xeon builds, any older CPU's, 1st and 2nd gen Core series Intel, older AMD CPU's.. I'm using this card with a 6 core 12 thread X5650 Xeon with 3 channel 8GB ram, and this card isn't being stressed.. Just some FYI for the new builder, you could get a much lower performing card and be just fine. Also this card requires an 8-pin PCI-E power supply connector, it pulls 185 watts, your normal PCIE slot provides 75 watts, 6-pin PCIE plug gives another 75 watts power, but an 8-pin has 2 extra grounds and provides 150 watts power. You'll have to hack an old power supply to create an 8 pin connection or buy a new PSU, and the hack may not be safe. Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Been playing The Witcher 3 lately and this card blew me away. All settings maxed with HW on max and held 60fps no problem with the adrenaline driver! Mining with 3 of these currently (one 8gb two 4gb) averaging right at 32mh/s consistent on the 4gb cards and 30.5-31 mh/s on the 8gb card.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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