Amd 8000 Series Graphics Cards

GeForce is the #1 standard in graphics cards. Replaced an AMD GPU with this one and a whole new world evolved.

This AMD W5500 is Great the graphics are outstanding

I have an old AMD Phenom X4 system that currently exists to drive a Nikon LS-8000 scanner. The original, 10+ year old, PSU blew last week. I could replace this box with something very capable for the scanning job for $75-$100, so I did not want to spend a lot on a PSU. This Thermaltake 700W fit the bill - right price, 80+ certification (though only at the basic level), plenty of power and ample array of connectors. It's been over a decade since I installed a replacement PSU, but this was quick and easy. For my purposes it has worked out fine.

Worked very well for my 2017 Samsung 8000 series, no problems. Don't forget to order the additional machine screws needed to mount the TV to the bracket (at least for the Samsung)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We purchased a Samsung UHD 8000 for our newly remodeled fireplace mantle. We went shopping and compare other TVs. It took us a few days to come The Samsung 8000 series. For the price quality and sound and application options no other TVs came close to the 8000 series. We were so pleased that we went out and bought a second Samsung HD TV for our family room. They come with so many additional applications and features we were blown away. We pretty much set on the Samsung products now.

Finally, Sennheiser has come out with an 8000 series figure-8 microphone. They should have released this mic 10 years ago. The figure-8 pattern is fundamental to MS and Blumlein stereo techniques. It’s an extremely useful pattern in general, even though most audio engineers don’t use the pattern often enough. As for this particular microphone, it’s fantastic. Sounds great (just like the other MKH 8000 series mics) with a low end much better than most figure-8 mics. Low noise. Small, light, lots of output. Nice non-reflective finish. This RF mic is not affected by high humidity. I use it in a DMS configuration with a Sennheiser MKH 800 Twin. The 8030 replaces a MKH 800 P48 set to the figure-8 pattern which was previously used in that rig. The 8030 works fine in that application, sounding just as good as the 800 P48. Compared to the 800 P48, the 8030 is slightly noisier and has about 3 dB less output; neither difference is a problem. I own a Neumann KM 120; the MKH 8030 is better. I don’t know how Sennheiser could improve this microphone. It’s an expensive microphone, so I guess they could make it less expensive, right?

Don’t know much about graphics cards but I can tell you that this one blows away what I had. Love it.

Runs any game I choose at full graphics along with my AMD 6700 graphics card. I previously had the 3900X processor and it was the bottleneck in my system so I upgraded and now no bottleneck.

Bought this AMD Ryzen 5 5600G to go in an MSI motherboard. Since I'm not a gamer, the onboard graphics is more than adequate. The price was good. It was easy to install and tweak with MSI's BIOS.

Out of the box I was experiencing screen tearing, after enabling FreeSync from the monitor then on my AMD graphics card the picture quality improved dramatically. Works as advertised.