ASUS Dual NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 V2 OC Edition 12GB GDDR6 Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 12GB GDDR6 Memory, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, 2-Slot, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB…

Very quiet and performs well. I have a Ryzen 3600 to pair with this and it is working great. I play games like Call of Duty and Baldur’s gate 3 on a 4k monitor I use for web design. COD settings put it to render around 70% of the native resolution to keep fps at around 90, which gives you more real estate than 1080p which is about half, but you can go down to 1080p if needed to get high refresh rates. My monitor only supports 60 so I didn’t worry about it and took the extra working space.

Liked the accent LED strip, easy insertion into the PCIE slot, the two slot design provided for a more solid support of the card in a vertical tower setup. Good set of connectors for adding multiple monitors which it handles with ease. Gaming performance was fantastic, running WOW in full ultra mode, max viewing distances, no hiccups and solid frame rates. Color depth and lighting effects were amazing.

The ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX 4060 OC Edition is an exceptional graphics card that offers a great balance of power and efficiency for gamers and creators alike. Equipped with 8GB GDDR6 memory and leveraging the latest technologies like PCIe 4.0 and DLSS 3, this card delivers outstanding graphics performance and smooth frame rates even in demanding games. The HDMI 2.1a and DisplayPort 1.4a provide versatile connectivity options for high-resolution displays. Additionally, the Axial-tech fan design ensures that the card stays cool while maintaining quiet operation, enhancing my gaming sessions without any distractions. The Aura Sync compatibility is a nice touch, allowing me to sync the lighting with other ASUS components for a cohesive look. Overall, the RTX 4060 OC Edition is a top choice for anyone looking to upgrade their gaming rig for robust performance and stunning visuals.

Almost had a heart attack when I popped her in my new rig a there was no signal display for either monitor using DP and HDMI so I took it out and powered it on and it worked. I’m assuming I just needed to install the new chipset drivers and windows updates for the motherboard before I could power it up with the gpu because after that it worked. But I will say it did take like 5 minutes for the mobo to even recognize it was in there then it automatically booted up nvidia and let me get the latest drivers 😂 haven’t tested it all out yet but I’m excited to see what she’s capable of

Update edit- I’ve ran extensive test and after getting the msi afterburner settings correct she barely goes over 65°C while playing games like Fortnite, red dead redemption 2, and saints row 5 running at 1080p max high settings. With DLSS she gets about 80-92 solid FPS so I assume without it would be 65-75 which is still extremely playable. I have a 180mhz monitor so Fortnite I have set to 144 with DLSS and she still runs smooth with the upscale max high settings. This gpu is still worth it for the price point given how “old” it is. It was between this and the 4060 8gb vram I’m glad I went with this one as it still performs as I need it to !! Very satisfied

I own much more powerful cards, but this was for my HTPC for encoding videos and light gaming.
This gets great FPS on a 4k TV on medium settings. Max settings dont always look the best when sitting on a couch at a distance.
This is the best modern GPU option when comparing FPS per Watt.
Those that like lower electric billz, this is your option. AMD card in this price range are power hungry
Great for a sever or HTPC like my setup.
The ASUS cooler is the best of the budget coolers making this a no brainer when the price dips below 300.