— To say the least, this is a pathetic attempt at marketing a processor put into a pre-built PC. Like how much did this cost? $400? Should be worth no more than $150. I can't even add a GT 1030 or even a GT 710 to help out this system because of the lack of PCI-e slots (or PCI slots for that matter). Opening anything, even task manager, uses up at least half of the processing power. Thanks Acer for putting this piece of junk into what can barely be called a computer and marketing it to innocent, non tech-savvy people.

— Well now that the driver issues are being addressed, I can finally say that I would recommend this card as it is a competitive performer at a competitive price.

— Not the best gaming option considering most people are using another program like discord which can have a big effect on performance. If you plan to have less than 3 programs at once, or you won't be using your PC for anything else, then this could be a good option.

— Definitely a great value option because of its performance, but if you are building a pc for someone who isn't very tech savvy, I wouldn't recommend due to AMD's driver issues. I am hopeful that AMD will be able to fix these issues, then I would wholeheartedly recommend this.

— Due to its price I would recommend this card over the 2060S. Its performance is only slightly worse for much less and is competitive already with the 5700. Also doesn't have driver issues.

— It's a good option for the mid-range section, and it does come with ray tracing, but due to it's price tag compared to the 5700 I wouldn't recommend it as much. Would definitely recommend if the price gets lowered to around $350.

— It is a powerful card, I'll give Nvidia that. However, the price seems to be a bit unjust and would steer away from it a bit. If they lower the prices for it (which they probably will), I would recommend this over the RX 5700XT

— A good mid-range card that keeps its value, even with the new RX 5600XT. Definitely a good option for those who want good performance without the software issues.

— Finally, Nvidia steps up and puts out a competitive card towards AMD's lower end RX lineup. Would recommend this over the RX 580 if you are going for more performance and better drivers.