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UPDATED. Wow. So, first I’m going to fill you in on what I’m using so you can make the call yourself. Dell Optiplex 990 I5-2500 3.3Ghz Windows 7 Professional 64 bit 16GB memory ( 4x4gb 10600 1333mhz sticks- all same brand/model) 250gb HD Lenovo 24” monitor 1080p Upgraded from a 2gig ddr3 card and wow what a difference. I have yet to play a game that I couldn’t max out the graphics settings! This GPU isn’t all that loud, I only hear it becaus I have my case open. The OC option is great, it gives it a nice bump, but haven’t really had to use it unless I wanted to feel spoiled. I’m new to gaming and people say this is a mid range card, but to be honest it pushes out WAY more crisp graphics than my x box one S. The responsiveness is also great. I have yet to see the GPU clock higher than 60C even when the OC option is on. I don’t see a reason for the $1k graphics cards too be honest. This has shown all the power I need! Not to mention it is running on the motherboard and stock power supply of 250 something! Game played with ultra/max settings. The Witcher 3 FIFA 18 Endless Space 2 Metal Gear Solid 5 phantom pain Arkham Knight GOTY edition Far cry primal GTA 5 on mix of medium/high GR Wildlands on high/ultra (using OC with some tweaks in bios) even though some features load slow ie. terrain Edited to add some games I’ve played on this card since I bought it. ----------------------------------------------------- UPDATE: So when I first got this card I was a bit of a newbie when it came to gaming. This card is still a very good card! If your worried about FPS, I'm sorry, unless you have a beefy system with matching ddr5 memory to add as vram to the card, you won;t get it. The above games I was playing at lower resolutions, with higher settings. I was originally playing with the stock PSU on my pc, but have upgraded recently to 550W PSU. It has made this decent card into a better performing card! With the new PSU I was able to push the card a lot harder when I overclock and it did make a huge difference in how fast the images were rendered in game. The current games I play are below: These unlike the last review are all on full screen 1080p. Ghost Recon: Wildands --- Mostly medium settings with ultra texture levels. Average:35-42 FPS FrostPunk: ALL Ultra settings ---- 40 FPS almost constantly FIFA 18: Ultra/Max settings ---- 50 FPS plus Sims 4---Ultra/Max everything-- does it really matter? lol its Sims. Walk in the park even without overclocking. Fallout 4 GOTY-----High/Ultra mix -- without MODS in game it did well 45-55 FPS, with mods about 35 Batman: Arkham Origins- Max settings 50-55fps Witcher 3---Mostly Ultra but with a few off or on low---45-50 fps Splinter Cell:Blacklist-------Ultra preset in game ----50 FPS This War of Mine-----Ultra Settings----40-45fps MGS V----Ultra Settings 50 fps SOLID\ The card I think with a strong PSU can take on MUCH more than it can with a stock PSU. I thought about upgrading to the 1060 for future proofing, but I just can't seem to justify it yet :) Even with only 2 GB VRAM on the card, this this is handling what I throw at it well.