XFX Speedster SWFT210 Radeon RX 7700XT Gaming Graphics Card with 12GB GDDR6 HDMI 3xDP, AMD RDNA 3 RX-77TSWFTFA Electronics

5.0 out of 5 stars

Only buy this card if you don’t care about registering it on XFX’s website

Trying to register this card, XFX’s website requires you to fill in all the blanks with all your information, including Billing & Shipping. WTF should I have to give out all this personal information (that can be hacked from their site) just so I can register this card? Contacting them about this issue? Same shit. Not gonna bother registering this product. If it craps out, it craps out. I’ll just never buy another thing from XFX ever again. I’m not giving out all my personal information for a $120 graphics card. Screw that.Having said all that, the graphics card is good for what it is. I won’t be using it much for gaming, but as a test bench for testing software downloads in case they contain malware. It has an unactivated copy of Windows 10 Pro (which has no watermark, nor prevents me from customizing settings that you can’t normally customize without activation) with no personal information stored on it, so in the event it contracts a virus, I can simply wipe the drive and reload. I might use this system to test some free games, so the 8GB of VRAM would be better than the 4GB GT 730 I previously had in it.This card also works with the very latest Adrenalin software and drivers, so it’s still a supported graphics card. So, again, if you don’t care to register this card with all your personal information, nor are you running Triple-A games, then this card will fit most bills.

10 people found this helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars

Me pareció muy buena

De momento todo va muy bien y corre muchos juegos en gráficos altos y va bien me impresiono lo grande que es y muy buena

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Runs all the games on 1080p

This was a replacement for a RX470 4GB that at 5 yrs was getting fan whine. I was concerned it would quit so I got this.It was plug and play for me, didn’t even need to reinstall drivers.Although I was perfectly happy with the 470 in most games this card is a definite improvement. I see zero stuttering anymore in the few games I did before. I can tell things just run smoother.I only have 1080p monitors so this is perfect. There are three and this runs them @ 75hz no problem.One is DVI (60hz), one HDMI (75hz) and other is DP with an HDMI active adapter (75hz). For some reason this is the only way I can get that monitor to run at 75hz. It was the same with the 470.IMO this is all that’s needed for 1080 gaming. Especially with what they’re charging for current cards.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great GPU for 1080p gaming (no Raytracing though)

I bought this second GPU for booting some Linux distros that wasn’t working with my RTX 4080 due to lack of nVidia drivers on some.

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Costo Beneficio

Después de comprarla quise esperar 3 meses para escribir mi opinión y aquí estoy, la verdad en estos 3 meses la gráfica corre casi todo en gráficos medio/altos a unos 45 a más de 100 FPS (depende del juego y su optimización) su temperatura en lo que he jugado maximo a llegado a 74 grados en juegos con mucha carga gráfica y en los ajustes en alto. Y la temperatura en la mayoría de juegos rodea de 62 a 66 grados.Tengan en cuenta que no es una gráfica para que te corra los juegos actuales a más de 50 o 60 FPS puede correr juegos actuales con resolución 1080 configurando los ajustes gráficos del juego a una taza de 40 o 45 fps (excepto Alan wake 2, con esta gráfica es injugable)Compré esta rx 580 nueva ya que fue mi primera gráfica de entrada que obtuve la cual la tengo con un Ryzen 5 4500 y hasta la fecha todo a estado bien y espero en unos meses actualizarla a una rx 6600 o 6700Sin duda no me arrepiento de esta compra.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Simply WOW

I added this 4-output, 8-gig video to my Prebuilt system. And WOW was I knocked off my chair.Easy installation into my existing system. I went from a 3 output display to now 4 screens, and from 4 gigs to 8 gigs. This loads up my games so fast now it is unbelievable.I use a Rizen 7 5800x 8 core system made by Digital Storm, and this greatly enhanced my system’s video tremendously. My system has 32g of memory. I never realized how the main memory was being used by video needs until releasing the Video memory with this card. WOW WOW WOWRuns cool and can be overclocked if needed. I haven’t seen a need yet. Is very silent even when it’s cooling for high end games. Frame rates are over 80 FPS.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Frost white

Got the RX 6800 for my first PC built it’s perfect for beginners and looks great In your pcWorked flawlessly I get about 160 fps in warzone no probably in high graphics

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great GPU for 1440p!

Works great with my r5 5600x. No bottleneck, great combo

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Great

I love it. Recommend. Easy to use and install

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All good

All good

5.0 out of 5 stars

Still a great buy in 2019

Price:I purchased this card when it was $189.99. I received a prime gift card for $30 as a birthday gift and used it on this purchase. reducing to $159.99. Included at that time (and maybe still?) was a choice of 2 free games out of 3. RE2 Remake, DMC5 & The Division 2. Even at $189.99, this is still a good buy. I’ve seen it as low as $179.99. Also, I believe the GTS Black Edition is currently on sale for $189.99. If that card is cheaper or the same as this XXX edition, go for Black Edition as it is binned slightly better and is what I think to be XFX’s top dog in the 580 line.Performance:My lotto luck was tip top with this one. I’m able to achieve the ideal sweet spot of 1500Mhz on the core which is really impressive, because this model is a single 8-pin power connector. To do that, I have to peg the core voltage @ 1.2 which isn’t something I’m fond of due to thermals, but it’s nice to know I can run stable if I so chose. The memory sweet spot of 2250MHz (x4=9000 effective) was also a breeze, at 0.900V. This memory overclock is the biggest gain in performance you will see with these cards. My final profile was 1400MHz core @ 1.05V, and the 2250MHz memory @ .9V. Fan curve is set to be @ 65% fan starting at 50°, ending at 72°, then ramping dramatically for anything hotter. Max temps I get while gaming, capped at 60fps, running 1080p ultra on everything is 60°-65°. It doesn’t really get any higher while running something like Timespy Extreme or Unigene Valley Benchmarks.By the way, I recommend staying away from MSI Afterburner if using Radeon cards. Radeon Settings Global Wattman does everything just as good as Afterburner, and in my personal experience Afterburner was confusing my GPU-causing the fans to peg for no reason, and fight Wattman for the profile. If you are partial to Afterburner due to OSD, you can easily set up one between HWMonitor and RivaTuner. It’s more customizable as well. Look up a tutorial on YouTube for that.As far as actual in-game performance, expect to be able to run anything high-ultra at 1080p resolution, 60Hz on triple A titles. The most demanding titles I have at the moment are probably Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Far Cry 5. In SotTR, there are a few NVidia gimmick settings you would probably want to dial down. I saw no difference in actual in game appearance. For Far Cry 5, I have an all around smoother experience using this card than with my 1070 ti. The rx580 just doesn’t stutter at all.In all, I very much prefer this card over my other 1070 ti, due mostly in part of the Radeon Settings interface being awesome compared to NVidia Settings. Plus at 1080p, so far, there is no real need for anything more powerful. I got the 1070 ti because I enjoy tinkering with cards just as much as gaming. AMD is known for continual driver support, resulting in the whole “fine-wine” saying. In the future, the rx580 will probably out perform my 1070 ti. Just look at older examples to see what I mean.Anyway, great card.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Pretty much plug and play for me. Huge upgrade from my old GPU.

I used this to upgrade a system I built several years ago. I thought the upgrade to a SSD was amazing,but this has been even better than that. Of course, I’m coming from a 1 GB GPU. I just plugged it in, plugged in the simple power adapter, booted, downloaded the drivers, and that was that. I also ordered a new power source (500 watt to 750 watt modular), but that won’t arrive til next week. Therefore, not going to do any oc and if I have issues, I won’t blame that on the graphics card.*** Just because this can run on a 500 watt power source doesn’t mean all of your other components at full power can at the same time. Even if it works, pulling closer to max power through the power source (or any electronic device) will create more heat than a more capable power source processing the same amount of power. You’re more likely to try components with an underpowered power source than you would be with a more suitable and higher capacity power source. You need to upgrade your power supply. Notice all of the videos of people complaining about issues show them running a 500 watt power supply. ***I am an Xbox gamer that has been wanting to dabble in PC gaming for a while. With the new Flight Simulator out, I knew it was time. I also put Forza Horizon 4 and several other play anywhere games on my PC. All full quality, no glitching or lag or pixelation of any kind. I didn’t think about it ahead of time, bit I also edit videos and… man, that takes hours worth of processing down to 5 or 10 minutes. However, I won’t do a lot of that til my upgraded power source arrives just to be safe.I’m also running just one monitor instead of 3 for now. There is no noise from any of the fans, and the heat hasn’t increased enough to make any difference (I already had a ton of fans in my system).Really, I may never bother overclocking this. My CPU, a 6 core AMD processor, is slightly overclocked at 4 GHz (3.7 by default) and it does not contain a GPU core. I’m running 16 GB of basic 1866 MHz RAM (this is an older DDR3 motherboard) and two SSD’s. There is nothing too fancy about this unit, but with this GPU, this computer isn’t going to be retired anytime soon. Full gaming, video editing at fast speeds, not to mention I’ve been using it to work from home for the last 5 years making more at home than I ever did in an office; this GPU will be a component of my next build I’m starting next week. Awesome product!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

XFX RX580 A Good Value

I purchased this XFX RX580 8 GB Black Edition in July 2018 for a super build computer. After reading some recent reviews I thought it good to add some input. This card has performed extremely well for my use. I do not game, but do a lot of video editing and recording. I have 32 GB RAM and 6 core AMD CPU. I have not had a single problem with this card and it is still performing well in January 2024. I was using an XFX AMD card prior to the RX580 and it performed very well. XFX and AMD served me well so I purchased another since then for another computer. Oh, the lifetime warranty offered at that time convinced me that XFX was serious about the quality of their product, So for that reason, I am loyal to the AMD and XFX brands with additional purchases. HOWEVER, as one reviewer noted, Microsoft sometimes forces their generic drivers for devices onto our computers. MS didn’t do this with my XFX cards, but sneaked one up on me with a laptop and consequently caused a problem. So with that, I deleted MS crap and reinstalled the manufacturer driver, fixing the issue. Now Microsoft is promising to screw our computers by fixing a perceived printer “problem” with a forced new printer platform claiming this will solve these “perceived” issues, eliminating the need for various manufacturers drivers. But back to XFX/AMD. I have never had problems with my products and plan to use them for another build soon.

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4.0 out of 5 stars

Works

This is a really outdated product, but for the price it’s OK. Old card was an issue for upgrading to Win 11.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Very happy with it under Linux

As more of a Linux admin / part time dev this card is perfect. I only do light gaming so prob not good for AAA games But it’s super quiet, low power consumption with what I do and zero issues under Linux (Arch, NIXOS, Cosmic Alpha 1 and 2) I have a Low Profile 210 from same company and it has performed w/o issue So for me it’s been a good brand to get GPUs from.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great for 4K/30 – 1080p/60 Gaming, and a steal if you want/sell the $120 bundled games!

I have had this GPU for about a week, and I’ve been really happy with it. While running at stock settings, the card runs relatively cool and quiet. My card overclocked pretty well, and I’m able to get an additional 10% of performance at the expense of higher temps and louder fans. At stock settings, the GPU stays below 70c at load, and up to 82c with my current overclock. I’m able to run the new Resident Evil 2 with Max settings at a locked 1080p/60 with ease. I am also able to run a locked 4K/30 in RE2 with no drops in performance. Many older games are able to run at resolutions up to 4K/60, and many modern games are even good at 1440p/60.AMD’s software is leaps and bounds above what I remember from the Catalyst Software days. I remember having driver problems which cause sound problems over HDMI when I had an HD 7870. I also had problems with the Crimson Drivers in an RX 480 build I did for a friend a couple years back. In that build, I had to loan him one of my GTX cards for a few months because his RX 480 was unusable due to a driver issue that caused the screen to flicker black. After a driver update, the GPU finally worked for him. I have had no issues with my RX 580, and the only crashes I’ve had are from pushing my overclock slightly too far. After dialing my OC back, I have run it for hours straight with 82c temps without a hitch.Now the best part, I basically got this card for $85 thanks to the bundled games. I planned on waiting for AMD’s new cards later this year, but I had a friend who told me he was getting Resident Evil 2 and The Division 2 when they released. I asked him if he would be willing to buy the codes from me to help lower the cost of a new GPU, and he agreed. So after tax, my $205 (including tax) RX 580 became an $85 steal after selling the bundled games to my friend for $120. If you know someone wanting to buy both games, or you intend on getting 2 of the 3 games, I believe this card is a no-brainer. You can easily sell the card for over $85 over the next couple of years if you decide you want to upgrade to something faster.Keep in mind, claiming the free games requires a bit of effort, and it would be hard to sell the free games to anyone you don’t know. Basically, I had to create an AMD rewards account to claim the games. The account has to detect the GPU installed in your system to claim the free games, so you can’t simply sell the AMD key to someone else. Once the AMD activation site confirms your hardware, it allows you to choose 2 out of the 3 games available: Resident Evil 2, The Division 2, and Devil May Cry 5. Once those games are chosen, then the AMD account has to be tied to your Steam account to activate the game to the steam library. Again, it works with a willing friend, but it will be difficult to do if you plan on selling the keys to someone you don’t know well.All in all, I am really happy with this purchase. If crossfire was still worth using these days, I would buy another one and keep the bundled games for myself. It’s that good of a deal.A final thought, if you are interested in all 3 of the bundled games, the RX 590, Vega 56, Vega 64, and the upcoming Radeon VII come with all 3 games: effectively lowering the cost of those GPU’s a staggering $180! If my friend could have waited a couple of weeks to play RE2, I would have waited for the Radeon VII’s release. But he couldn’t wait, and I’m still very satisfied that I jumped on a great deal!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Way better than my GTX 970 I bought 10 years ago for a similar price

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Wow, what can I say, I figured this would blow my 970 out of the water but god did this surpass my expectations, this paired with an i7 12700kf killer price to preformance ratio, I’m using a 2560x1080p monitor at 60hz so this is definitely overkill, but once I upgrade my monitor I’ll be sure to update the review

5.0 out of 5 stars

What a great card, even more now with the price!

I just realized that I have had this card for almost 5 years, and wow it still kicks some serious a$$! I bought this in 2019, and it was about $200, it was a great deal then. Now it is down to $129, it is a no brainer. It will not play the latest games in 4k with great results, you WILL have to turn down the settings a lot. I had a 1080P monitor for years, and this card worked amazing for every game I ever threw at it. I recently upgraded to a 1440p monitor, and it still works amazing! I have never overclocked it, it was already overclocked from XFX, and saw no need to push it any further. This is seriously probably the best value out right now. I am planning to upgrade in the next few months, simply because I have owned this card for so long. I will be switching this over to my TV PC and using it for that, my TV is 1080P, and I see no reason to upgrade to a new TV, just to turn off all the new BS feature that they come with. I wish I had never bought this card, just so I could enjoy buying it new again!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition

I am impressed with the way this handles the graphics on some of my demanding programs.

4.0 out of 5 stars

Video Card came as described.

This video card came as described. Used, one fan and a really good value. The graphics card benched at average.Reason for 4 stars: I needed to bend the face plate with plyers back to a normal position. This was needed to get the card to seat.

5.0 out of 5 stars

Great Budget Card, plays anything you want. Even VR

To save a long read and info this is a great card. Great performance. Plays VR amazing. Can basically run any game you want.This card is a great budget card for anyone. I had originally built my system with just a Ryzen apu. A Ryzen 3 2200g. It worked for a while but I wanted more gpu power. More game variety. I was looking a came across this card. Did a bunch of research. Looked at a bunch of benchmarks. Decided to buy it. It was super easy to install and booted the first time. First issue was it screwed my monitors up just a little bit but it was an easy fix. Just had to fix a few settings. I immediately started playing the games that I didn’t hav the best performance on to see what my new performance was like. Obviously there was a huge increase. I did a little digging in the AMD software and found the overclock settings. I obviously did it. Worked great. Second issue were temps. My temps were always pretty warm. Sitting at around 95 degrees (F) on idle. Not exactly ideal. So I ordered some thermal paste and pads. Re did them. Super easy. Have had way better temps. Idle temps now around 88-89 degrees (F) sometimes even 86 degrees if the air is cool. Ended up buying an oculus quest and had got bored of the normal games. “Bought” boneworks not expecting to be able to play. Load in and boom works great. Never dropping below 72 FPS. Which for the quest is all you need as the refresh rate is 72Hz.Overall I have played many games both normal and VR games. I will list some of my games’s fps if you’re interested to look at them. -Note these aren’t exact and are based on a terrible memory and may vary based on what OC you do and other parts in your PC.Main parts of setup-Rx580 OCRyzen 3 2200g16gb ram 3200mhzFortnite- High settings, Normal Game, Max around 115 FPSRainbow Six Siege- Max settings, Benchmark Scores: Avg- Over 120fps Max- Around 160fpsBoneworks- Oculus Quest, 72fpsBlade and Sorcery- Oculus Quest, 72fps

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5.0 out of 5 stars

La mejor gráfica calidad precio.

Por 139 dólares ( o menos que a veces hay oferta ) es una gran gráfica, además que la ensambladora es XFX uno se va feliz con la compra por las características, tiene 8GB de vram lo que la hace muy atractiva y da batallas con títulos exigentes como lo es Warzone que a gráficos configurados medio bajos me brinda mas de 110fps y algún que otro titulo del calibre de Warzone.Si no quieres gastar mucho dinero pero tener algo costo-beneficio, La RX 580 es tu mejor opción.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Unleash Your Gaming Potential with the XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition!

I recently upgraded my gaming rig with the XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition, and I couldn’t be happier with the results. This graphics card delivers a stellar performance that exceeds expectations, making it a fantastic choice for both casual gamers and enthusiasts alike.The first thing that caught my attention was the sleek design of the card. The red and black color scheme gives it a stylish and aggressive look that adds a touch of gaming flair to my system. The build quality is excellent, and the card feels robust and well-constructed.But looks aren’t everything, and the RX 580 GTS XXX Edition truly shines when it comes to performance. The 8GB GDDR5 memory and 2304 stream processors ensure that demanding games run smoothly with high frame rates. Whether I’m exploring open-world landscapes, engaging in intense firefights, or enjoying the latest AAA titles, this graphics card handles it all with ease.One of the standout features is the XFX True Clock Technology, which optimizes clock speeds to maximize performance. This ensures that the GPU operates at its peak potential, resulting in a more responsive and immersive gaming experience. I’ve noticed a significant improvement in graphics quality and fluidity, even when playing at higher resolutions.The cooling solution on the RX 580 GTS XXX Edition deserves special mention. The dual-fan design effectively dissipates heat, keeping the card at optimal temperatures during extended gaming sessions. The fans are also remarkably quiet, contributing to an overall quieter gaming environment.Installation was a breeze thanks to the user-friendly design and clear instructions provided by XFX. The card supports multiple display outputs, including HDMI and DisplayPort, offering flexibility for different setups.In addition to its impressive gaming performance, the RX 580 GTS XXX Edition is also a solid choice for cryptocurrency mining, adding extra value to the investment.Overall, the XFX Radeon RX 580 GTS XXX Edition is a powerhouse that delivers exceptional performance, striking aesthetics, and reliable cooling. Whether you’re a gamer or a content creator, this graphics card is a fantastic choice that won’t disappoint. It has certainly elevated my gaming experience, and I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone in search of a high-quality, budget-friendly graphics card.

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Solid, Quiet & Effective

Despite the fact that the 6750XT is a minor refresh of the 6700XT, this is a solid offering from XFX. Excellent performance, low noise, and it looks impressive!My previous card was a PowerColor Vega 64 Red Devil which was a similarly large, triple fan card, and when it was running at max load, it sounded like a jet engine, ate up tons of power, and kicked out a ton of heat. The Speedster, by comparison, is quiet and cool.I was on the fence picking up an RDNA2 card this late into the cycle, since the next generation of cards should be launching later in 2022. I had wanted the XFX 6800XT since its launch and was unwilling to pay the absurd prices the past few years, but that gave me time to re-evaluate how much power I actually needed from a card. Since I still play at 1080p (with plans to get a 1440p monitor at some point soonish) and my cpu is also a few years old, for the price, I came to the conclusion that the 6750XT would be the sweet spot to hold me over for a few years. Absolutely no regrets. This is a great card that runs everything I throw at it and maintains a good frame rate at high/ultra settings.My recommendations would be:If you absolutely need a card now, the Speedster MERC319 6750XT is well worth it. Solid design if it fits your build.If you’re looking to upgrade from a Vega64 (or similar), its more of a judgement call, but again, I am quite happy with the upgrade.If you have a more recent card, my honest recommendation at this point would be to wait for the next generation.Minor Update 8/12/22:Popped this card into a slightly newer build paired with a 5800x processor – max frame rate is marginally higher, but minimum is also improved, making for silky smooth gameplay at 1080p on high/ultra settings in most games. And this card, despite being a triple fan design, hardly makes any sound under load. After having a few months to play with it, I still absolutely love it!

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5.0 out of 5 stars

Wonderful GPU

I didn’t wanna comment super-early after buying a GPU that ain’t exactly cheap to me. I am the current owner now of team (Multiple) GREEN, and team RED GPU’s.This is after having it for 2-3 months I believe. Didn’t look at the purchase date o well..I did have a few crashes when i first got this GPU. It was software related, the GPU wasn’t even out on the market for 1 month at the time. After 2 updates, those crashes do not exist at this point. It wasn’t often also, or when under stress like playing STAR CITIZEN, COD, ELITE DANGEROUS, and etc. I had 2 crashes total prior to the updating.The previous card, I used to replace the other was a 2080 S. Which is and still is a great GPU. But this thing on performance and benchmarking smokes the 2080s. Also smokes the 3070, its more close to the 3080 in my eyes of performance after comparing just not my own tests. But tests online who do this kind of thing for a living. Not talking about LINUS tech tips either. More of a GAMER NEXUS kind of view on the GPU. Getting this is way cheaper than buying a Nividia by FAR FAR. Not sure how it works on streaming. I don’t stream anymore. But thats the only thing they got over team red is that nividia decoder on video is way better. Not saying this card can’t do it. I am sure it can do that, and then some. Long as you got a good enough CPU so you can actually get the true power out of this thing. As in for the bottlenecking for most that suffer cause they got themselves a super beefy GPU but are still running an ancient cpu/mobo combo. Also id say get nothing less than 800w PSU cause this thing sucks up the power around 230ish Watts ive seen.The cost is what I liked. Not paying 1k+ for a team greener that some scalper was selling up to almost 2k at one point. Therefore i am beyond happy with the purchase. Will I ever buy another Nividia GPU? Of course!! Been buying there items before they were NIVIDIA. “3DFX” Just the performance, power, and price you can’t beat. There is even the 6850 XT also its a step up from this one. Just make sure you do your research as I did prior. Don’t follow others on youtube, that might seem to know but literally are just copy/pasting what main channels do. Ow ya!! Jay two cent’s knows his stuff also! Not hating on Linus just I think the other guys do much better presenting there finds and research!This also is the MERC319, its the more ramped up version.

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