 I went on Twitter today, and most of the time, when I go on Twitter, people are usually tweeting at me to give them a free computer, or... Well, actually, that's the majority of my... But this time, someone tweeted at me something very interesting, and that is actually the Owo graphics card. Now, when I saw this, I was just like, okay, this is a cool concept, a graphics card that weebs would absolutely die for. But I did a little bit more digging on this, because I saw the box in the background saying it's an RX 580, and it's actually a graphics card for sale on AliExpress. This video is sponsored by Disco. Let me start off by saying I really like this software. Disco is a program that allows you to use multiple different cloud services as folders all in one place on your computer. Now, how is this helpful? Well, if you look at my desktop, I have a lot of crap everywhere. So naturally, I take advantage of cloud services to help free up my PC. 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And right now Disco is actually offering a free three month trial, so if you want to figure out how to do that and get it for yourself, go to the description, follow the instructions, click on the link, and you will see how you can do it. Thanks again to Disco for sponsoring the video, now let's get back to it. Now you've probably seen AliExpress and some other computer tech YouTubers videos, and for the most part it is a hit or miss website. Now this card is made by Yesen, which is actually a legitimate Chinese aftermarket manufacturer for computer parts, but there's still no way, not in hell, that I believe this graphics card is actually legit. The more I look at the pictures of this thing, the more it screams absolute scam. I mean you scroll down to customer reviews, there are not. But you know what, as shady as this is, it wouldn't be a fun video if all we did was make fun of it. We're going to buy this thing and we're going to see if this oo-woo-oh-fum-dazzle-wuzzle piece of crap actually works. Okay, so first impression, I'm not exactly thrilled. This thing came dented af, and honestly I guess I should be happy that it even came from China at all. I was surprised it took a month long shipping, it said it would only take two weeks, but it's here. Some of the boxing is kind of faded off with the silver print, but let's just see if it's actually in the box. Oh my god, this looks so bad. I don't know why, this thing smells horrible. But it's here, and it's actually, just by feeling this right off the bat, it feels... Okay, I was going to say it feels nice, I'll be honest, this thing feels very cheap. This is like super thin sheet metal, and the casing just feels like I could snap it if I press hard enough. I'm not gonna, because I want to see this thing working in its full and final form, but it's not bad. I mean, to be honest, this is definitely the cutest graphics card I've gotten to work with. Doesn't seem too bad. This thing really smells bad. Oh my god. Okay, well we have a computer for this, we're going to throw it in the system. I have another RX 580 that we're actually going to be testing this against, because here's the thing. I really don't think this is going to work. As a matter of fact, if it does work at all, I'm pretty confident it's going to perform worse than an actual RX 580. So we'll see how much of a stand this thing actually is. Nothing from the card yet. Motherboard's lighting up. Oh my god, it turns on. Oh, it has a key face on top of the card. Okay, so we have everything installed, and the first thing we're going to do before we run any benchmarks is just make sure that this thing properly reads as an RX 580. What I mean by that is, every graphics card actually has a chip inside of it that does the processing for the graphics. So I want to double check and make sure that what I paid for is exactly what came. CPUZ says it's an RX 580. So now that we have confirmation, let's run some games. Okay, so we have everything set to high setting except for the view distance, which is going to be epic at 1080p. Alright, so we're in. It seems pretty smooth. It's actually very playable, and we're playing at high settings, 1080p. So I'm expecting to be stressing this card at least a decent amount. So dropping down frames were consistent. Inside the house frames to be pretty consistent. We're going to go try to fight someone and die really quickly and see if that makes it any worse. Oh, hit it once. Just hit it one time. Please, please. I didn't touch that. Okay. And just so you guys can see 90 FPS is pretty much where we're staying at consistently the entire time we're playing. So Fortnite is behaving like an RX 580. So just off this first test alone, I have, I don't know, maybe I was wrong. Maybe this is actually a working RX 580 and China just makes some weird shit. 206 kills, 157. Two. We got a wingman and a Mozambique. This is going to be an interesting game. Truthfully, I don't really care about my teammates here. I just want to go in, probably going to die, and that's fine, but we want to check the FPS. Right now on the ground, we're actually holding indoors. 120 FPS coming outside, drop back down to 80, 70. So the more we see, the worse the FPS gets, but it seems pretty solid at 80. Alright, I'm going in. I don't care about my team. Oh, I knocked someone down. I want to thirst you. I don't care who you are. Oh, I got a kill. Let's go. Wait, I'm not terrible. I touched lava. Help. And the last game we're going to be testing is actually CSGO. Now, some of you might know that CSGO is more of a CPU intensive game, which means it doesn't necessarily utilize a graphics card as much as other games would. However, we're going to leave all of the settings absolutely maxed out because CSGO is an easy game to run and it will help utilize more of the GPU just so we see how much of a difference there's going to be between this card and the regular RX 580. Right off the bat, I'm seeing around 200 to 50 FPS. It seems pretty nice. Just kill, just kill literally anybody. Yes. Okay. Oh, I'm smurfing. So, all in all, pretty good. I hate to say this, but I think it's an RX 580. Honestly, I'm actually starting to think that it might be more than fine. I'm starting to wonder if this card actually performs better than the MSI Armor. As a matter of fact, okay, so now we're trying a more traditional RX 580. Now this isn't the MSI Armor card that I had earlier in the video. I tried to plug it in earlier and it kind of caught on fire. Only a little bit though. It's fine. I'm just probably going to stop buying parts off Craigslist. Okay, so I have the numbers here and I'll give you the Red Devils first and then you'll hear the Kitty Cat. For Fortnite, we got an average of 93 FPS with a 1% low, which if you don't know what that means, it's just like a moment where the graphics card dropped FPS to its absolute lowest was 22. The Kitty Cat graphics card actually got a lower score of 91 FPS with a 1% low of 59, which means something might be wrong with this card, but whatever. Apex Legends, the Red Devil got an average FPS of 74 with a 1% low of 52 and the Kitty Cat graphics card got an average of 81 FPS with a 1% low of 48. And then finally, CSGO, the Red Devil got an average FPS of 171 with a 1% low of 69 and the Kitty Cat graphics card got an average of 198 FPS with a 1% low of 158, which means that this card is actually... it's that much better than the Red Devil, which means that this is actually a better value buy than an enthusiast graphics card. I'll say this, on the off chance that you're looking to pick up a brand new RX 580, which I don't see why you would, there are a lot better options, consider the Yestin Kitty Opho graphics card because this thing, it performs well and honestly, if you're a weeb, the weeb out, dude. This thing actually works moderately well. I'm ashamed to admit, honestly, you know, okay, that's the end of the video. Guys, thank you so much. Have a great time. I don't remember my outro. Yeah, goodbye.