For review jump to 2nd paragraph.Buy with confidence!The box clearly states what is in the box. And benchmark software will verify it.The other review on this card is wrong. I bought the same card for my kid and it does infact have DDR 6 memory. The first thing I do when I buy a new card is put it in a machine test it out with cinebench or one of many decent programs and even those list the ram as DDR6.The rig i put this in is a bit dated. Specs are as follows.Amd fx 8350---- clock 4000mhzMotherboard -----Asus 990 evo r.2Ram 16gb corsair vengeance 1600mhzThe monitor used was a dell 24in wide in 1440pAnd the hard drive is a Samsung evo 500 gb.And the power supply is a evga 850 watts gold rated with a year warranty.The games tested were fortnight because thats all my kids want to play. But I also ran elder scrolls online.On fortnite we got a stable 120 fps but would spike as high as 140 fps. The game was set to high quality.The other game I tested was Elder scrolls online but I didn't hang around the old areas I went to Northern Elsweyr because there is finer detail there. Thats not to say the old original area look bad they hold up well for a mmo. I just wanted as much texture detail and draw distance at the same time to see what the card could do. I set the graphics to epic and I had a stable 70 fps but spiked up too 100 fps and these were frames in combat with plenty of effects like flame staff and other casting effects in air.I also have a feeling this card can do even more but I think its bottlenecked. I didnt bother throwing it in my machine to test it i have a newer Ryzen. If I do I will update this review.For a casual gamer this card is great amd even pushes past casual in my opinion. If I had to use this card personally I wouldn't mind, its a solid card for its price range and capabilities.Like I said the other review is wrong about the memory type