It was a very good budget price for a starter build, but with the random bugs over the years, I've started to think maybe it's better to pick a more expensive GPU for peace of mind.

Great card, could handle many games at 1440p at 144fps on medium settings. If you can find this used for a good price it can still do work, but crazy demanding games that will come out over the next couple years might give it trouble.

I had issues with this drawing too much power, and anecdotally both me and one of my friends with this same card had crashes that, upon restarting, required the drivers to be reinstalled again. This was always easy but annoying to fix, but I just can't give it 5 stars.

Worked fine, nothing exactly special about it though

Very nice gpu got it second hand. I like that its a 3fan. doesnt spin when not in game which is very nice for noise. I like the RGB.

Decent tiny devil, but some models have problems with spiking the power supply. If your power budget is low or your efficiency isn't very good, you might have issues. It also takes 8+6pin, not just an 8-pin PCIe-power-connector.

Quieter than my last Gigabyte GPU but by no means any cooler or less power hungry

When I got my pc I had no idea how much value the 5700xt had. I only found this out later and have never regretted getting a AMD card. Never had driver issues and doesn't even bottleneck my 5700x in the primarily CPU bound games I play.

Good when I got it however now it is a waste of money can get a better card.

i have a different gpu but its still a 5700xt so i just decided to pick the one that had the most reviews and i got it for 140 bucks so really good for the price

Had a lot of issues at launch that thankfully have been gone for a while now. At default runs very hot but I undervolted it at 1910 MHz and 960 mV, and man the temps are so much better and only lost like 1-3 fps. Depends on the game but stays mostly around 60-65 degrees, even better when capping fps at the monitor refresh rate.