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Found an incredible deal for the asus tuf rx 5700 xt only reviews for the product as a whole are not good. Is it a bad card?

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it runs hot and loud

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Just now, gamesalex said:

Found an incredible deal for the asus tuf rx 5700 xt only reviews for the product as a whole are not good. Is it a bad card?

Hello,

 

It's awful :

 

 

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depends on the price, the asus tuf is one of the worst rx 5700 xt you can get but if its cheap enough it may be worth it

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Maybe spend the extra money you got left over on a 3rd party cooler? 

 

 

Water cooling a GPU is great fun and is a good day project. Plus better cooling performance than any stick cooler.

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My personal experience would not recommend team red quite yet for GPU's. I recently purchased a aorus 5700 xt (on the higher end for the card). Raw performance the card is unbeatable. It performs on average 19% better than a 2060 super and only slightly worse than a 2070 super that is much more expensive than it. My only issue lies with the garbage radeon drivers. I was sold on the card because of the recent news that the drivers and issues were all fixed however thats not the case. I and countless others on forums everywhere are having issues with the card either entirely crashing their systems (in my case) or crashing their games/ forcing restart. I've exhausted so many options and still no solution. My system crashes once every 2-3 hours on average because of this.

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