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Lots of gpu talk and warm deals lately on here and as a recent member of the PCMR I dig it.
Looking for something in the next 2 weeks, sold my used rx580 4gb this morning..didn't like the lack of backplate or the condition in which it came from ebay.
What do you think of this? $160 AR and includes games I value at a good $40-$45 and even 3 months of XBGP

C. I hope that can stack with the $1 3 months XBGP

C for new subs.
There is only one review on amazon where its listed at $185.
Posting to get some opinions and let people know of this deal.
https://www.newegg.com/msi-radeon...6814137497
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Isn't worth it honestly. 5500XT is mostly a side upgrade to the 580.
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Good luck and may all your purchases be regret-free.
I have two all AMD systems (3700x/Radeon VII & 1800x/Vega64, so you know I'm a super fan!)) and I will continue to purchase AMD in the future, but the 5xxx XT series seem to have major issues with their driver releases for months now, it's fairly serious but AMD has recognized there's an issue and is investigating.
The driver woes actually affect Vega, Radeon and 5000 series cards, but seems not a lot of people purchased the other two product lines.
Ultimately what that means for potential buyers, is this boils down to two questions:
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I have two all AMD systems (3700x/Radeon VII & 1800x/Vega64, so you know I'm a super fan!)) and I will continue to purchase AMD in the future, but the 5xxx XT series seem to have major issues with their driver releases for months now, it's fairly serious but AMD has recognized there's an issue and is investigating.
The driver woes actually affect Vega, Radeon and 5000 series cards, but seems not a lot of people purchased the other two product lines.
Ultimately what that means for potential buyers, is this boils down to two questions:
the risk of problems with AMD cards are too great given their pricing in the $300 - $500 category. consumers want a good experience not a headache. AMD CPUs on the other hand rival Intel nicely. Real world experience proves both to be true.