GIGABYTEGeForce RTX 3060 Ti Gaming OC 8G (REV2.0) Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, LHR, 8GB 256-bit GDDR6, GV-N306TGAMING OC-8GD REV2.0 Video Card

play any & all games at 3440 x 1440, ultra settings and still enjoy 60+ FPS... and ray trace of course!.Gotta love it!a little about this system, upgraded it about a year ago when the prices of graphics cards were way overinflated so it was all upgraded, except the graphics card, which was still a gtx 750ti. not a bad card by any means, still able to play quite a few games but when it comes to the later games. forget it. no ray tracing either.this card finally found a decent spot when it comes to price / performance and perform it does, well within expectations.the card *does* idle at around 50c when not doing anything special, but on the up side, that is with all the fans turned *off*. when playing games it typically hits around 70C to 80C which is well within spec, but given the size of the cooler block that's on there, i imagine that during the summer time, it will add quite a bit of heat to your room, but then i doubt it would be any different for any other card that can do what this card can do.Loving my new setup :)

I placed this in an older system and boy did it perk it up for gaming! This replaced a GTX -1060 on a 9 year old ASUS Z97-AR motherboard pushing an Intel i5-4670k processor with 16gb of DDR3 1866MHz memory.The 3dMark score was 3774.The new RTX 3060 Ti brought that score to 8376!I then upgraded the i5-4670k (4-cores) to the i7-4790k(6-cores) for $100.That brought the 3dMark score to 9168!Next week I upgrade the 1866MHz memory to 2400MHz memory for $60 and this 9 year old system will be just about fully maxed out.The total cost of this $600 upgrade should get me another 5 years of gaming. I am currently playing God of War, Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 3, Death Stranding, Doom Eternal, Prey, Metro Exodus Enhanced, Control Ultimate, Crysis Remastered, and Forza Horizon 5 all at Very High-to-Ultimate ingame graphics settings while pushing a 50" 4k monitor. Framerates are averaging 50fps-60fps on those over-eager graphics settings.

Tried to go with the other brand which was much cheaper and faster but even after decades, they still have driver issues. Now Nvidia pricing these things like they are gold two years after release still urks me but at least you know that unless you get a defective card, you plug it in and it just works. No issues and while a little more noisy when gaming due to the increased fan speed, it's the same for all GPU's.After extensive testing this thing is a tad bit faster than a 2080 Super that cost twice as much. My only issue is the price but at least they are down to about MSRP now that the mining craze seems to be over at least in regard to GPU's. But perform it does and without any hassles. Takes very little power and is a well made product.

The card itself is great for the gaming I do. I don't have any games that require more than 8 GB of VRAM (Rise of the Tomb Raider comes close). Had no issues with the card itself, runs great right outt of the box. I had only wished that I had to luxury of waiting a couple of more months, when the prices of video cards came down, I could have gotten an even better card for the money I spent on this one. No complaints on this card though just the same, it does the job well

Ya van dos años desde que compre esta tarjeta grafica y esta bien para su precio, a mi parecer esta diseñada para usuarios normales, hasta el momento no me ha dado errores pero si lamento que de fabrica las envien overclockeadas ya que tarde un buen tiempo en alcanzar un punto de operacion estable ya que inicialmente me tenia desesperado el hecho que se calentaba muy rapido y sus ventiladores a bastantes rpm no son para nada silenciosos...parecia tener mi propia turbina.

Very very nice for casual gaming! I have this on my main pc, On this card on 2k uwqhd im getting 150 fps on ultra on vanguard! I do not play other games much than COD, on warzone im getting 110 fps on ultraThe temps are great if we have the 3060ti FE getting 72°C vs this gigabyte with 68°CIt’s not the greatest looking card, an aorus master look better but well I get what I can, thanks for this deal AmazonI do some overclocking on this card so we can get the max out of it (had attach a photo with my overclocks)My setup is a 5950x overclocked at 4.5ghz at 1.4amp, dominator ram 32gb 2x, nvme running games🤷🏼‍♂️ So yep no bottle neck, this is what this card can deliver 💪🏻

I’ve tested this gpu (and my pc overall) by running demanding games like Escape from Tarkov, Call of duty: Warzone, Battlefied V, and Elden Ring on max/ultra settings. I averaged 120+ frames on consistently (except Elden ring because it has that 60fps cap at the moment) I don’t think I ever got below 120 with the exception of Tarkov. Tarkov took some tweaking and fps differs depending on which map you play. Averaged 70-100.I also tested Warzone, Elden ring, and a couple other games while streaming on twitch. Everything performed flawlessly.As far as gpu temperature the highest I’ve seen was 82 and that was while streaming warzone, running discord, probably playing music too.For reference my build is as followsIntel I9-9900kThis 3060ti32gb ramAsus Z390A motherboard850w power supply

I was able to play jedi survivor at max settings with this gpu , not to mention how it was easy to install