A few weeks ago we reviewed the HIS RX5700 XT IceQX2 graphics card, which received our Editor’s Choice Award. Now it’s time to present you the RX5700 IceQX2 … a card from the same family, just based on the RX5700 GPU instead of RX5700 XT.
With lower GPU series also comes the lower price, which should satisfy a wider range of gamers. This makes the RX5700 IceQX2 a really interesting product.
Stay with us to check how much to offer has the RX5700 IceQX2 graphics card.
Let’s start with the specifications and features while next, we will take a closer look at the card itself.
HIS was established in 1987 with the mission to produce the highest quality PC products in the industry. Headquartered in Hong Kong, and with sales offices and distribution networks in Europe, Middle East, North and South America, Asia Pacific Regions; our worldwide customers benefits from efficient and localized services. HIS’s manufacturing facility in China is managed by a team of professionals with expertise in quality control and production planning. Working with world-class clients, HIS has been consistently meeting high quality standards and fulfilled volume order in short lead-time.
HIS is proud to be AMD’s Authorized 1st Tier AIB Partner, Certified Partner and Launching Partner. Long term and favorable relationship with AMD, enable HIS to work closely with AMD to promote the HIS AMD Graphics Board; and to strive for best value on the marketing and sales of HIS AMD Product Line.
You can something similar such as the Sapphire Radeon RX 5700 8GB for around USD $32.99 from Amazon – https://amzn.to/2PQKsjO
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