Do you recommend XFX

[Sirmat]

So as the title say do you recommend this company ? Alot of forum post don't but newegg review seem good. Just want to be sure before buying from them.

 

Thanks for your answers

 

 

[TheNuzziNuzz]

What product are you looking to buy? I have an XFX R9270X, my first GPU, and my First XFX product. But I can't say much not having much experience with other cards, but it is cool....well as cool a 2 year old AMD card can be.

[Sirmat]

1 minute ago, TheNuzziNuzz said:

What product are you looking to buy? I have an XFX R9270X, my first GPU, and my First XFX product. But I can't say much not having much experience with other cards, but it is cool....well as cool a 2 year old AMD card can be.

XFX Rx 470 4gb

[vanished]

When it comes to Radeon graphics cards at least, I've only ever heard that they're one of the best.

[SCHISCHKA]

In 2009 I bought a XFX 9800GTX+. Had no problems with it. I used it for about five years and now it just sits on my self collecting dust, it prob still works

[Rolfejc]

I'm using a XFX card right now. Basically all their products are good except for those XT PSUs. In general when it comes to GPUs it's hard to go wrong. The only cards that seem a bit cheap are the Powercolor cards this gen as they have low spec VRMs but for normal use (no hardcore overclocking) they would still do fine. 

[Bouzoo]

Their AMD cards are pretty good, and some of their PSUs are very good/excellent. As always, it's not about the company, it's about the product at talk. My XFX PSU died after a year but that was really bad luck. I still recommended the same one to a friend who bought it. 

What exact item do you have at mind?

[Energycore]

6 minutes ago, Sirmat said:

So as the title say do you recommend this company ? Alot of forum post don't but newegg review seem good. Just want to be sure before buying from them.

 

Thanks for your answers

 

 

Absolutely. Their GPU build quality is pretty good, customer service is at least decent, and their Power Supplies are all good expect for the super entry-level XT series.

 

But thanks to them you con find great power supplies for next to nothing in many countries.

1 minute ago, Rolfejc said:

Basically all their products are good except for those XT PSUs

And even the XT series isn't the disaster that the VS from corsair or the TR2 from Thermaltake are.

[Sirmat]

2 minutes ago, Bouzoo said:

Their AMD cards are pretty good, and some of their PSUs are very good/excellent. As always, it's not about the company, it's about the product at talk. My XFX PSU died after a year but that was really bad luck. I still recommended the same one to a friend who bought it. 

What exact item do you have at mind?

XFX Rx 470 4gb http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150781&cm_re=rx_470_4gb-_-14-150-781-_-Product

[Fatelinha]

THEIR GPU'S ARE GORGEOUS

[Tech_Dreamer]

have a 7750 low profile one on my system , so far no problem for 3 years , the fan bearings haven't given up yet, still as quiet as it was when i bought it (not over exaggerating) ,  i'm not familiar with mid-high end tiers , their power issues , cooling etc , this is from my gpu

[ivan134]

12 minutes ago, Sirmat said:

XFX Rx 470 4gb http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150781&cm_re=rx_470_4gb-_-14-150-781-_-Product

Go for it. I also have a 390 from them that I'm going to sell. Worked great.

[Satisfoxy]

My first graphics card was an XFX 9500GT and it worked great. Still have it but no longer in use.

 

My current graphics card is an XFX RX480 and haven't had any issues with it so far.

[TAHIRMIA]

They are really good with customer support I found 

[Bouzoo]

16 minutes ago, Sirmat said:

XFX Rx 470 4gb http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150781&cm_re=rx_470_4gb-_-14-150-781-_-Product

What I find disappointing is the length of the card. For a single fan card it surely has some length to it which in this case I don't like. It's by no means a bad card, it's pretty decent. Iirc XFX uses their chips (someone correct me if I'm wrong) for their cards and they can OC pretty good (considering they're AMD cards), which could put it close to RX480 4GB. With it being a single fan card shouldn't be an issue. Perhaps a bit louder but no throttling. Considering it's $30 less than dual fan edition no reason not to go with it. 
I personally wouldn't but that's because I don't like single fan cards for no apparent reason. 

[Sirmat]

3 minutes ago, Bouzoo said:

What I find disappointing is the length of the card. For a single fan card it surely has some length to it which in this case I don't like. It's by no means a bad card, it's pretty decent. Iirc XFX uses their chips (someone correct me if I'm wrong) for their cards and they can OC pretty good (considering they're AMD cards), which could put it close to RX480 4GB. With it being a single fan card shouldn't be an issue. Perhaps a bit louder but no throttling. Considering it's $30 less than dual fan edition no reason not to go with it. 
I personally wouldn't but that's because I don't like single fan cards for no apparent reason. 

I barely have no space in my case that's why i choosed this one  and it's a kinda "for the moment" upgrade so cheaper better

[Glaith]

Still have a XFX 5770 running overclocked in the Mrs PC. They last.

[aisle9]

XFX is sort of the EVGA of the AMD world. Great products, great customer support, but you don't pay the "EVGA tax" that you do on some NVIDIA cards and PSUs.