Mac Pro Amd Graphics Card

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.

This AMD W5500 is Great the graphics are outstanding

this is one of the best graphics card

Aweome Graphics Card!!! The Asus 4080 TUF Gaming graphics card is a huge step up from my Nvidia 2080. Performance is fantastic and ray tracing, where the future is, is a big step up that AMD cannot touch even with their new cards. I am so glad I bought the Asus 4080. The card stays super cool even when overclocked. The TUF card looks so good in my system and blows the competition away. Great job Asus!!

I have been a Mac and Apple user since Apple II days. The iMac Pro is my fourth iMac. The one that it replaces is a late 2015, full house iMac. I use it for processing large still images (Nikon D850) and use it with Adobe CC and Topaz plug-ins. Mine is configured as a mid level iMac Pro with 10 cores and the smaller graphics card, 64GB RAM and 2 TB of solid state memory. I have noticed a dramatic increase in the speed of loading and processing across all of the graphics programs. No noticeable change with word processing or modest spreadsheets. Of course it does not change upload or download times, but installation of upgrades, etc. is much faster after the download. I have had some issues with integrating a LG32HD monitor, but I'm getting those resolved. After updating all of the software and tinkering with the preferences I have eliminated the crashes I used to have with large graphics files. So far, this is a fine machine. An unexpected bonus is how good the internal speakers are.

It’s just the best graphics card ever had no regrets

Works well on my graphics card

Used it with a BlackMagicDesign Intensity Pro 4K graphics card with my Origin Gaming Win 10 laptop.  Until I realized that this existed, I wished my camera could tape in 4K and live stream in 720p. Now I can!

So much power for a $500 graphics card. I paired this card with an MSI Pro B650-P motherboard, AMD Ryzen 7 7700x CPU, and 64GB of DDR5 RAM. So far, I’ve been able to max out every single game in my library and still only hit about half of this card’s power. My overall PC build cost was less than $1800, monitor included. For the amount of power this card gave my gaming PC, $500 is a bargain. Worth every penny.

The price was right, and it is small enough to fit in with my rather large GTX 780Ti graphics card. The Pro Flight Sim instrument panels require USB 3.0 ports; all eight work perfectly with two 4 port StarTech PCIe cards.