GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 2060 OC 6G Graphics Card, 2X Windforce Fans, 6GB 192-bit GDDR6, Gv-N2060OC-6GD REV2.0 Video Card

UPDATE: After having this card for a few months I can say I continue to recommend it especially since it's performed better than my first Impressions! I'm able to get FPS close to or even higher my 1080 TI on certain games but I got an even better performance boost from OCing it past the default OC profile on Asus GPU Tweak II. Don't be afraid to OC, the manufacturers have made modern cards to automatically throttle and or shut down if you push it too far. If you simply use Asus GPU tweak II software you can basically max out every single item and still not cause the card to fail... ever, although this will cause blue screens etc. My Stable OC settings: (I haven't spent too much time tweaking so this is just a starting point) GPU Boost Clock 1850 Mhz / +100 GPU Voltage 90c / +90 Memory Clock 14242 Mhz / +240 Power Target 110% / +10 I am able to run COD Blackops 4 (Blackout Mode) perfectly on Ultra with a 34" 1440p Ultra Wide monitor. NOTE: I never used an ultrawide monitor before but since I purchased the Asus Designo 34" Ultrawide 1440p 100 Hertz monitor (MX34VQ I believe) I will never go back to a regular size one! The difference in gaming is overwhelmingly fantastic! I chose this one because I didn't want to spend more than $500 otherwise I would have went for 144hz ultrawide. I got this one on Amazon warehouse deals for $460 just make sure to check for dead pixels and color uniformity. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I have been building pcs and gaming for over 10 years. This card is perfect if your situation matches the below: 1. You have under $500 to spend (if you only have $250 get the GTX 1660 TI) 2. You typically game on 1080p or 1440p (you won't get full ultra with 4k) 3. You want to use high or ultra settings ( most games on ultra with 1080p) 4. You need better than average cooling (has 2 fans) 5. You have a regular case (ie. not super slim) 6. You want to use Gsync (with a gsync monitor of course) 7. You want future features like Ray Tracing (nothing uses this yet and it almost "halves" your FPS!!) 8. You want dual or triple 1080p/1440p monitors. Over all my benchmarks from this card are as high if not higher than the rest of the 2060 cards out there! With a quality CPU (I have Ryzen 2700x), decent ram (I have 8x2GB Hyperx 3333mhz) and a super fast m.2 ssd like the Samsung Evo 970 or Evo Plus 970 you can really push the 2060 card to the limit and get killer performance on a modestly price system. I hope this helps you!

I am extremely happy with the card. My current gaming computer still plays most of the titles I want to play very well, however, some of the new games are too much for it so I decided to build a "NEW" cheap old retro rig that would play the new games smokin hot. I started with an old HP Z420 workstation with an 8 core 2.7Ghz processor, 600watt power supply and 24GB DDR4 RAM. I junked the Quadro and put this card in its PCI express slot. The card fit like a glove with lots of room to spare (even though its four times the size of the old Quadro) and has three DisplayPort and one HDMI connections. The fans are very quiet and there have been no heat up issues. This rig plays like a brand new state of the art gaming computer. On the new M&B Bannerlord which is an infamous resource pig, this game plays lighting fast with off the scale FPS well above my monitor's and my eyes ability to realize. I have all capabilities maxed out on both performance and graphics levels. I turned up battle entity levels and ragdoll corpse counts to unlimited and this rig doesn't even breath hard - it is completely fluid with no lag whatsoever on the highest settings and the biggest battles. In short, I am extremely happy with this card. I payed under 400 bucks for it because I didn't want to pay the 1200 bucks the top of the line cards are getting. I ended up spending around 800 bucks total for this build and will sell the Quadro on ebay for 150 to recoup some costs. If you are thinking of doing something similar - do your research - and go for it.

This is a pretty decent budget graphics card. It handles most anything I throw at it on high settings or better, at 1080p 60hz. I am disappointed that it wouldn’t be able to handle 4K gaming very well at all, except for maybe older (we’re talking PlayStation 3 era) games, but you get what you pay for. The only other disappointment, and why I removed a star, is that while the card is called the RTX 2060 (rt standing for “ray tracing”) turning the feature on, in the few games that support it makes them almost unplayable on this card. I don’t see why Nvidia didn’t just knock $50 off the price and make this a Gtx 2060 instead. But, whatever.

It gets a little warm but not hotter than it should be. I did notice that somewhere around the 75% fan speed mark it does make a weird whiney sound and is a bit irritating. This model also doesn't have RGB so that was a bummer but all else is wonderful.

Tried running 3 monitors at 144 hz each. It Doesn't like that 3rd monitor, it would occasionally go black for 3 to 5 seconds. Once I slowed the refresh rates 60 hz, no more black screens. For regular office work with 3 monitors at reduces refresh rates it's perfect including video/movie watching. For 3 monitor gaming at 144 hz not so much unless you slow down the refresh rate. The gpu runs very cool. I have not overclocked this video card so I dont know if it will handle 144 hz for 3 monitors. I started with 2 monitors at 144 hz without any problems. It is still an excellent video card.

Needed a good card for a reasonable price for my new budget PC build. With things getting much more expensive right now due to Covid-19, I was glad I was able to fit this within my budget. It might not be top of the line anymore, but it certainly looks amazing. It was easy to install and has been quiet so far. I haven't tried OC it yet, but after coming from a 9 yr old onboard graphics PC and a GTX 1050 PC that burnt out after only four months, this is a major improvement for me right out of the box, LUL.

Great graphics card. Used in a new build with a Ryzen 2600x, and 16gbs of ram. It runs all my games great in high resolutions. I prefer to play at 4k 60 fps at medium settings or higher. This card can run most games I play at 4k 60 fps, but some games I need to turn down to 1440p for 60 fps.

performance is good but this card reached above 75 c with 10 minutes .

I put in about 6-8 hours of research on gpu's within this price and performance range, and the rtx series, especially the 2060 is worth. Compared to the rx 5700 it serves much more reliability and less of a headache due to the driver issues going on with amd. I paired it up with a ryzen 5 3600 boosted to 4.3ghz, and a 2x8 kit of apg 3600mhz ram, works flawlessly.

Generally this card meet expectation

A diferencia de AMD con sus tarjetas gráficas, esta si me sirve para trabajar adecuadamente, no he tenido ningún problema hasta la fecha, la recomiendo ampliamente

Excellent