For her money, she is very good!
If set to games in a quality she can handle, the result is excellent and the game is very enjoyable! as long as no one sets the graphics to full.. it will freeze..
also in video and image editing, she is amazing!! value for money, I recommend her!!

It is infinitely worth the money.
2. It is quiet and efficient with fairly good temperatures in a good case. If you put it in a small case without good ventilation, then temperatures rise.
3. Comfortable card for a small PC. Tested and reliable.

Excellent card for its price.

I come from a 1060 Asus 6gb and 970m on a laptop and I have to acknowledge that for its price, it was a worthwhile upgrade.

I was initially worried about the implementation of Palit because it hasn't had the best track record in the past, but for now, it's been working fine for 60+ days.

It was installed on a machine with a 2600x and micro ATX motherboard and it works flawlessly.

As an example, Pubg on 1080 with ULTRA textures/antialiasing and the rest on LOW, it rarely drops below 80 FPS with random drops, while the average is consistently around 110-130 FPS.

It's worth 100%.

Because I use the computer purely for gaming, I didn't consider it necessary to get a card with more than 6GB VRAM. At 250 euros, a card that competes with the 1070Ti is an incredible value for money. I have done a slight overclock through MSI Afterburner and saw slightly better performance, but nothing significant as we are talking about a card with one fan that may have temperature issues if pushed too hard. Personally, I haven't encountered any problems so far, it operates at a maximum of 80 degrees in gaming, which is normal for it to be around 30. At the moment, if you can't go for a 2060 and your budget is at 250, then it's worth spending the 50-60 euros difference from an RX580 or RX590. It is ideal for esports as it plays everything on very high settings at high fps, and I also have a 2560x1440p monitor, so at 1080p it will be more than enough for gaming.