KAER RX590 8GB Graphics Card, 2304SP, GDDR5, 256 Bit，Pc Gaming Video Card with Dual Fans 1380/8000MHz,PCI Express 3.0 Gaming Graphics Card, DVI HDMI DP Desktop

The media could not be loaded. i grabbed this after my DELL 990 SFF w/ a r260 card was USELESS too try and play BFV, OR BF1.. tHIS GOT ME UP AND PALYING, I let this hang outside the case, grabbed a PCI extension cable, 500W atx PSU, (LEFT IT OUT OOF THE CASE) and a used intel i7-2600k or w.e.. all in i think for 168$ I got a older Dell too now play games I played on PS3... AND i can surf web etc..I just got into building PCs... And i figured outquick that trying too build a SFF gaming rig CAN BE DONE.. But for now, im just using a full size case, after i built the dell.. I used this GPU, THE 35$ MBOARD, 13$ rgb fan, 35$ PSU, ram from the 16gb DELL, and HDD & SDD...Threw in a fullsize case i found in junk pile (AFTER I CLEANED IT UP) grabbed a 13$ amazon special LGA115# AIR COOLER (THE WHITE ONE THAT STICKS OUT THE SIDE, 6X COOLER PIPES? IDFK.. And another cpl cheap fans, IDK, it saty down in the 90'* so guess they work also...Used a old car alarm LED & MINI DPDT ON-OFF-ON toggle for the power on, and POWER/HDD lights..And hey, IT WORKS!.. the #idgafgamepc AINT PRETTY. But man its alot faster, easier too work on then a SFF dell..I can play BF1-BFV with like hardly any interruptions. My brother says its plays as good as his $ALIENWARE used gaming laptop.. idk.. lolBut really happy with this GPU.. I AM NO PC GURU.. did not try overclock it.. BUT i didn't have too.. I just tuned the fan too come on sooner, adjusted the power use (it works fine with AMD ADRENALINE software) and at pretty much stock settings with all the other cheap AMAZON COMPONENTS, except for CPU AND RAM) BUT.... I can play BFV pretty well.. think i had it set on 1280../720, and all graphics at low, filters off etc.. On medium/auto? it still works decent too.. But its best at low settings, Im perfectly happy way it plays and looks on low settings..oh yea, It brought my PC BENCHMARK SCORE UP FROM A "LOG (R270) -UP TOO A SAILBOAT".... and for now, im gonna run it, while i search for my next plans and pc parts too build..the MB i used..https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BBMFSWY9?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_detailsI noticed it this GPU Def likes a better PSU, and CPU, And a open case too keep it cool.. that goes without saying for PC.s again, im a newb.. but not too building hardware and stuff.. And this thing has been running, nonstop for like 2 months now.. No problems.. I just made sure too add a case fan in back, too get heat in-out, then i added another, smaller 40mm? fan out of a dell on the front of my case also..The fan on the GPU is a little loud, when gaming, But honestly i dot mind louder fans on a PC..and thats why i got goo soundbar.. Usually keep desktop away from screen anyway..IMHO.. Dont wast you time with othe GPU's, especially thos BS little 50-70$ ones.. Just grab something like this.. Its not the best.. But its awesome if your at a 100$ budget for a GPU.. and if you just wanta hookup, and start gaming, It will.. Im happy.

Works amazing for my sons gaming pc!

It's great for filthy casuals

This graphics card came with NOTHING to help with installation. No quick start guide, no user manual or instructions, no warranty info, not even an email address to get help. I guess you have to go through Amazon if you need help. Fortunately I am experienced with rebuilding and upgrading computers, so I was able to get things done but I can only imagine people who are not as knowledgable trying to do this. This is why I took off one star.The installation required moving one of my drives, because this graphics card is a full size (with two fans) and the drive got in the way at the back end of the card. With that done, you insert the card into the PCI-e slot - making sure that the tab is in the open position before you push the card into the slot. Firmly seated, the tab will click shut and hold the card in the slot. Next you have to find the 6-pin power plug (it may look like an 8-pin plug but two on one end will come off) and plug into the power socket on the back of the card, at the top. At first I didn't realize this was needed, so it didn't work when I first turned on the power. I saw the power socket when I peered at the card more closely.With all that complete, you can power up the computer. I have Windows 11 Pro, and it found the new card and did its thing to get ready to use it. I had to reboot it couple times but didn't require anything else from me.If you want to fine tune the graphics card, you have to download the installation file from the AMD website, for the specific processor you have, and it will install the Adrenalin software and driver(s) if necessary. With that software you can adjust various features of the card if you want, whether for gaming or for video editing etc.It seems that this new card has cured some of my system's video shortcomings - like some of the higher resolution videos I took on my phone would play back with severe stuttering. Now these same videos play just fine. (My old card was an NVIDIA 710, which I understand is pretty old). Thumbnails of my video folders seem to pop up almost immediately, whereas before I had to wait awhile to see them. Even web pages seem to load and display much faster. I'm quite happy with the product.It's a shame that I had to figure out EVERYTHING about the installation on my own, as the seller of this product provided NOTHING in that regard. So hopefully this review helps.

The card I received was not an RX 590 [Polaris 30], as its box stickers indicated, but in fact an RX 590 GME [Polaris 20]. Both GPU-Z & GPU SHARK confirmed it was an RX 590 GME.Yes, at first glance this sort of thing would seem to be a Switch & Bait Scam [Consumer Fraud]. The hole in that bucket of thought is that it would be almost totally futile (not to mention moronic) to deliberately attempt such a ploy when both the aforementioned apps sort things easily. Also, if not overlooked or tampered with, the Serial# sticker (on back of card) should verify a cards true identity.No, my best-guess scenario is that this is a factory packaging error. Unbeknownst to merchants, who, unless they have their own warehouse, never even come in close proximity to these units.Furthermore, the card's anti-static bag was sealed even though the product box was not. And when a seller sounds genuinely surprised to be informed that the product you received was not actually the one they thought it to be ... well, I guess they deserve the benefit of the doubt.The rub here is: Although similar, they are not the same card at all. The RX 590 GME is silicon garbage compared to even the RX 580.In performance comparisons the RX 590 takes the Gold (metaphorically speaking); RX 580 the Silver; RX 590 GME the Bronze. If curious, just visit PassMark, or any number of other benchmark-type sites, to do your own comparisons.This is the second RX 590 I've ordered (different sellers) that turned out to be an RX 590 GME—Bummer!I repeat: Buyer Beware!

really good gpu

Bought this for my son's gaming computer and he loves it. No problems with it and easy to install.