Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC 6G

The GTX 1660 Ti is an amazing graphics card! It delivers outstanding performance, handling all my games at high settings with ease. The graphics are smooth and crisp, and it runs cool and quiet even during intense gaming sessions. Installation was straightforward, and it's a great upgrade for any gaming PC. Highly recommended for gamers looking for excellent performance without breaking the bank!

Definitely will last more than 8 years, since my hard drive has multiple fans supporting my main drives.Good graphics card, managed to overclock it past 550 FPS on LoL and Arma 3.Really good value for money.Very much the same as the GTX 1070 graphics driver. But smoother and newer..ITS TI too!! overclocking worthy!And.. its quieter. Don't listen to these other idiots saying its noisy.that's up to their PC specs.

This card is very good lots of power I got good frame rates over 60 FPS high to ultra on most games at 1440p and even possible to play some newer games at 4k with anti aliasing turned off at medium to high settings. With that being said this is a 1440p card so buy some thing more powerful for 4k or if you game at 1080p save some money and buy a gtx 1660 or Rx 580.However for some reason I am having bad stuttering issues with this card paired with an ryzen 2600 and 16gb of ram. Tried everything to fix it but can't seem to I've come to the conclusion that the CPU is the reason for the stutter even though I've seen Youtube videos where they have no issues. Had the same problem with my i5 7400 pc paired with a 1060 which was the reason for the upgrade FML. so im going to return the card and buy something less powerful if that doesn't work I give up on building pcs.So I would recommend this card but make sure you have a good CPU I would go with an Intel i5 9400f or something better.

I really like this card , have been running it for about a day now and it’s really well worth it for its price. I paired it with a intel pentium G4560, I have to say u would want a better cpu then this to pair with this card as I notice there can be a lot of bottlenecking in certain games as the card is a lot more powerful, if you are getting this card and have a intel pentium G4560, I would definitely recommend upgrading the cpu to prevent it from bottlenecking.

I decided to buy this GPU after my GTX 660 started showing signs of age. Although a little bit expensive, I don't regret this decision as the GTX 1660 ti has tripled my frames running games on max graphics or high (ark: se).The fans on the GPU are very quiet, but I can still make out a noise. Still quieter than my CPU fans and I don't notice them either when gaming as there's either speakers or headphones involved.Very good GPU, 9/10

Upgraded to this from my GTX 1050 TI and I am very happy with the big performance boost. Games that once didn't run up to 60fps on my 1050 ti now do and it can run some newer titles too at medium to high settings (depends on game optimization and specs). A warning if you are upgrading to this gpu though, you will need a higher end cpu to get full power with this or you will encounter cpu bottlenecks. I was able to fully use it with a Ryzen 5 3600.

I purchased this graphics card as an upgrade from my 970 which i bought about 5 or 6 years ago, the 970 has served admirably for this half decade but has now started to chug a bit on a few titles so i decided that it was time to upgrade from the old sweetspot to the new sweetspot. As soon as this card dropped below £250 i bought it and the gigabyte windforce oc 6gb has a nice sleek design, its not flashy like msi cards so if you're after a proper ghetto blaster epic gamer rgb strobe light then you'll be better off elsewhere but if you're after a sleek and modest design then this is the card. The fans so far have not made a massive amount of noise for me, i understand some people have had issues with the fan noise, but they are not loud enough to make more noise than my 200mm fan at the front of my case which does not make a huge amount of noise. In terms of performance, as i said it is definitely the sweet spot and you will not regret buying one in 5 years, as you might if you buy a weaker but cheaper card or a more expensive but stronger card (this is purely for nvidia cards i have no idea about amd)Overall this card is great value for money if you're upgrading from an outdated sweet spot card like the 970.

Not a bad card but setting a custom fan cure is a pain. Tried aorus engine also afterburner but i cant get the fans to start gently as i like them at 0% until im gaming where they start on full power then slow down every time.