Unfortunately, during this period it is not worth the money because a few years ago with this money you could get a much better graphics card, for example, the GTX 1660 Super, but overall it is a very good graphics card.
GTA rp: 90 to 100 on low graphics
Fortnite: 200-280fps on performance and low settings

My PC has a Ryzen 5 2600, 16GB RAM, and this graphics card.

Well, I've had the card for 1 month and mainly use it for games like GTA RP with max fps130, Fortnite, CS:GO, and others that it can almost play all the new games, but some on high, some on medium, and some on low, all at 1080p. If the price drops a little more, take it, it's worth it

I had the card in a system with Ryzen 5 1600 and 12 GB RAM, it doesn't lag, it runs satisfactorily many games without problems. It is silent and has very good temperatures. In 2020, don't expect it to run everything on ultra graphics with 60+ fps (e.g. Cyberpunk), but overall it does its job just fine, although it is more cost-effective to go with a slightly more expensive 1650 due to its significantly better performance.

Well, I have the card for a week, very good choice. I played Fortnite for 2 hours and the grades were 52-59, very good. 240++++fps in the load and when I close the load it immediately goes to 25-19 grades!! You should get it, it's worth it!

Well, this graphics card plays all games with very satisfactory graphics, has a good cooling system, is completely silent, does not consume much power, and does not require a six-pin power cable. It can easily play 4K videos

The best in terms of performance value.
High temperature in factory fan setting, in order to be quiet.
But with MSI Afterburner, you can keep it "frozen" with manual fan adjustment.

Otherwise, it doesn't falter anywhere at 1080p.
Medium, Max.
A bit of a struggle depending on the title on Ultra!

Great card. For the beginning of 2018 when I got it, it was a perfect choice. Now you can find cheaper ones with the same or even better performance than this one.

At the price it is now, all graphics cards are generally high. I had bought it for 130€ value for money at this price, personally.

In the pros:
This specific card is good, with a fan blowing air on it, I haven't seen it go above 55 degrees while gaming!
It is small in size, relatively quiet, low power consumption, with an i5, 8gb ram, and this one with the recommended settings
Rise of the Tomb Raider in the benchmark had an overall score of 54.24 fps!
Unigine Valley on the extreme hd preset scored 1683!

In the cons:
The price of it now and generally of this series! (purchased on 09/01/18 for 174 including shipping)

An incredible card for someone looking for good performance for the money they give and this performance to be powered by just 70 watts and reach levels of R9 380X. I play AC Unity on high at 50-60fps, Witcher 3 on high at 55-60fps, and Battlefield 1 64 players online conquest ultra with post process on medium at a locked 60fps. And in all these tests, it consumes exactly 68 watts unless you stress it with synthetic benchmarks. I have overclocked it to +185 on the core and 500 on the memory and I have seen a 5-10% difference, meaning 4-5fps. In terms of temperature, the maximum I have seen is 64 degrees in a moderate case with moderate airflow, but the average temperature is 62-63. It is silent, at first I didn't even realize that the fan was working, even at full load it was at 45%. An incredible card for its price, especially now that prices are increasing, get it, don't think twice. You won't regret it.

At 135 that I bought it 1.5 months ago, I think it was a very good opportunity. The card is not worth the 170+€ it is currently being sold for. Generally, its only drawback is that it is not silent when under heavy load, although it is not bothersome to my ears. It overclocks very comfortably and I can easily see (in boost) speeds above 1900mhz. The highest temperature I have seen is 65 degrees. It plays all AAA games on high settings with satisfactory fps (at 1080p and a system with i3-6100 and 16gb ddr4).

I have had it in my possession for almost 2 months. With the i3 4170, I have great performance at 1080p (for example: battlefield 4, fifa 17, rome 2 total war, dirt rally, etc.)

It is small in size, has low temperatures, and does not require extra power supply.

It is worth its money.

I have it here for a few weeks. The card is very good. At 160 euros there is no competition. Things are clear, whoever doesn't have 200 euros to spend on the RX 470 gets the GTX 1050 TI and can rest easy. It can handle everything on Medium/High settings at 60fps 1080p, and if you want Ultra, then we have to compromise a bit. It doesn't make any noise, it doesn't consume much power, nothing. A gem.

Economical card and very good for anyone who wants to play any game that is currently available... of course not in Ultra settings but they play just fine whatever I tried...

The card is awesome! It perfectly covers the gap between rx460 - rx470 with very good performance in all AAA games. Low power consumption and noise. It really worth its money.

Very good card for its money and silent... 4 stars because it requires some tweaking with OC. Generally, I don't have a powerful computer since I still use LGA 775 with a Q6600 on top and an ASUS P5QC motherboard with DDR2 still!!!! But even so, with minimal OC, the card performed well and still has a lot of potential to do wonders, as long as you have knowledge of OC and voltage, something that I am still waiting to see someone else do before giving it a bit of a hard time.