Testseek.com have collected 517 expert reviews of the AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6 PCIe and the average rating is 85%. Scroll down and see all reviews for AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT 8GB GDDR6 PCIe.
July 2019
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The editors liked
Large performance improvement
Beats RTX 2070 and is nearly as fast as the Radeon VII
Decent pricing
Power efficiency improved
Backplate included
Microsoft Xbox Game Pass for PC included for three months
PCI-Express 4.0
7 nanometer production proces
Fast enough for 1080p and 1440p gaming
8 GB of GDDR6 VRAM
PCI Express 4.0
Modern 7-nm architecture
Good level of energy efficiency
Support for HDR at [email protected]
Price
Good 1080p gaming performance
Fast GDDR6 VRAM
PCIe 4.0 support
Great power efficiency
Bundled with Monster Hunter World
Iceborne Edition and 3 months of Xbox Game pass
Sapphire's cooler is whisper quiet and very cool
Sapphire Pulse has great featur
Best-in-class power efficiency
Excellent gaming performance
New RDNA architecture improves performance in several games
First PCIe 4.0 GPU
Ready for 4K
120Hz HDR monitors without chroma subsampling
Much better memory configuration than RTX 2060
Sup
Solid 1080p performance
Efficient Navi architecture
Plenty of VRAM
More efficient RDNA architecture
Beats Vega 64 and 2060 Super
Good 1080p and 1440p performance
The editors didn't like
Noisy in gaming
Overclocking is complicated
Driver bugs
High temperatures
No support for raytracing acceleration
No idle fan stop
High multi-monitor power draw
CrossFire no longer supported
Reference model offers no overclocking potential
Always-on fan
Cooler is insufficient and too loud
Doesn't outperform RX 580 or GTX 1650 Super in many games
Costs more than GTX 1650 Super and 8GB RX 580
Some cutting-edge Navi features aren't beneficial in budget GPUs
No dedicated ray tracing hardware
Blower-style cooler has higher temps than Nvidia's FE design
Easily faster than RTX 2060 SUPER, Has the edge on RTX 2070 SUPER in Battlefield V, Pre-launch price cut makes this the best option at $399, Vastly improved power efficiency for AMD, Attractive shroud design
Reference card is still loud, Limited gains from overclocking, Nvidia's Founders Edition designs are quieter and cooler, No ray tracing support at launch
Not content to just launch its new processors, today also marks the release of AMD's new mid-range graphics cards, the Radeon RX 5700 and RX 5700 XT. We have a separate review of the 5700 if you want to read about that, but here we focus on the higher-end...
More efficient Navi architecture, Smooth high-quality gaming at QHD, Faster than Vega while using less power, Forward-looking PCIe 4.0
Reference cooler could be better, Custom partner cards not ready yet
You've heard it a thousand times but it's a point worth reiterating; competition is good for the marketplace. The arrival of AMD's RDNA architecture has already forced Nvidia to retaliate with RTX Super graphics cards, and AMD's retort has been to lower t...
Aluminium design (w/backplate on RX 5700 XT), Stylish and easy to pair with other hardware, Good performing cards, PCIe 4.0 ready, Decent value for money, Mediocre, - Thermals push towards 80C
No real-time ray tracing capabilities, Coolers are audible during full load
So, where do we stand in this week's GPU battle?First of all, it's great to see AMD back with a new approach to their GPU game. In the RX 5700 Series, they've introduced brand new architecture to replace GCN, utilised PCIe 4.0, and they've opted for GDDR6...
Fantastic value for gaming in Quad HD, Radeon features feel useful and polished, Cool design
No ray tracing, Runs hotter than Nvidia equivalent cards, Poor overclocking potential
One of the best value graphics card for Quad HD gaming, as long as you're happy to forget about ray tracing. Trusted ScoreUnlike other sites, we thoroughly test every product we review. We use industry standard tests in order to compare features properly...
Published: 2019-07-07, Author: Peter , review by: eteknix.com
RTX has Ray Tracing. I can't avoid that little point. You may want it, you may not care. However, right now AMD is offering similar and better gaming performance at a lower price and are easily some of the best all-around AMD cards we've seen for a long t...
Excellent 1440p gaming performance, Plenty of forward-looking features, Affordable
No ray tracing, Blower-style cooler
The AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT is without a doubt one of the best AMD graphics cards we've seen in years. It provides excellent 1440p gaming performance, and plenty of features that will actually be usable from day one.However, it's impossible to ignore the im...
Published: 2019-07-07, Author: Matthew , review by: Bit-Tech.net
AMD has clearly made big gains in efficiency and performance. It's doing a lot more with a lot less, as comparisons against Vega 64 repeatedly show. Navi is the jolt AMD's GPU division has needed for some time, and Nvidia knows it, having been humbled int...
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Abstract: A hulking, full-tower PC is always your best option if you want room for multiple graphics cards, general upgrades, or all the terabytes of storage you could ever reasonably afford. But these days, you don't necessarily need one if you want a powerful PC...
Abstract: Just when we thought that Nvidia had succeeded in asserting its dominance with the new GeForce RTX Super series, AMD played a tried and true card, cutting prices to regain the advantage. Nvidia timed its launch to hurt AMD as much as possible and prevent...
