I like this card and is fast enough but, doesn't completely fit my theme and the 3 gigs of vram can frequently be a limitation in modern demanding games.

Great graphics card! It already comes with a small overclock and its fans don't start until it reaches a certain temp. Well-played Gigabyte!

Ideal GPU for a modest build, when you want to save the extra £££ you might need for other parts. Expect high frame rates in 1920 x 1080 but don't expect large texture sizes. I can run Quake Champions with everything set to ultra except textures must be set to medium.

Runs very well.

Card is actually the Palit 3GB one- PCPartPicker just do not have it listed. Nice card, paired with the i5-6400 should see ultra settings in 1080p.

Can run most games at 75 FPS (My monitor's refresh rate) with little to no effort. Fans only turn on when needed, so it saves a bit of noise that way. When idle only heats up to 42°C and under load reaches 71°C, so a little toasty but nothing really bad.

Impressive card, works even better than expected. Gigabyte tools are janky, beware. Doesn't affect card operation, thankfully.

So far it's been great, I may need to do some more testing but for $203 ( $190+ $13 shipping) it's a great purchased since I don't really do PC gaming. I know there's a 6GB version but my offer got accepted so I took it..

Awesome GPU. I'm very happy I got this one rather than 1050 Ti. Some people dismiss it because of its 3GB VRAM, but honestly, it's a great option for people on the budget and you get a lot of performance for the money. There is no game to my knowledge that this card cannot play. I suspect that by the time the VRAM becomes a real issue it will be time to upgrade anyway.

I bought this card in advance, last year during black friday when prices temporarily lowered. I'm glad I did considering GPU prices in 2018.

Great little workhorse GPU. I am playing most new games on high settings at 1080p and pulling anywhere from > 60 fps to 120 fps depending on the title. The fans do not spin at low temps which is a nice feature. At load the temps usually hover around 70 C and the highest I've ever seen is 75 C. The fans can be a little bit noisy at high speed, of course, but it's rare I ever notice them too much.

VRAM is regularly maxed out or at least close to it. If you can afford it I'd recommend either it's 6GB brother or an RX580 to remain relevant for the next couple of years.