GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12G (REV2.0) Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 12GB 192-bit GDDR6, GV-N3060GAMING OC-12GD Video Card

This budget-friendly graphics card is an excellent choice for gamers who want to enjoy the latest releases at high settings without breaking the bank. It offers impressive performance for its price point—providing smooth gameplay and vibrant visuals—and operates exceptionally quietly, enhancing your overall gaming experience. One thing to keep in mind is that, like many modern graphics cards, it may require a slightly larger computer case for proper cooling and optimal installation. Overall, it’s a smart investment for those seeking high performance on a budget without compromising on aesthetics or functionality.

For the price and being a mid level card with Nivida putting out their new series this card is great. It is a large card but with the fans it has great cooling. My son is able to play Hell Divers on high settings and pull high FPS in game while a lot of things going on in the game. The video quality of the card for streaming is noticeable compaired to the old card which it was a big step up. When purchasing make sure your power supply has the correct plugs and make sure your case has the proper room for intallation and cooling.

I got this on sale at 175 now you clearly can’t but I can say this is a pretty good card

UPS were the people who shipped this via Amazon. I spent nearly $320 on this product and UPS was very incompetent and extremely stressful to work with. First off I had to download the proprietary UPS app to track my package, second off they skipped my house literally 3 times and then when they passed my house the 4th time, that's when they actually delivered it. Then they wanted a signature which my roommates were really not wanting to do since I was at work, but someone did sign for it and I just installed it in my computer.Please note that you do need a PSU that supports either a 6+2 pin or an 8-pin configuration, and if you have neither of those you need to upgrade your PSU. There are 8-pin adapters for this but they are very dangerous to use and are a serious housefire risk due to how the nature of the pins work by design.Now that the GPU is actually delivered and I'm looking at what it's doing performance wise, it's getting 97 FPS 1080p with the Uniengine Heaven benchmark. I bought this card as a replacement to my GTX 980 which was starting to fail. The second reason I bought this card was because I was tired of having 40 FPS while 1080P gaming. My goal is to get as close to 240FPS as possible and so far with this benchmark I'm doing, it's meeting my expectations.Please note that my settings for the Unigine Heaven benchmark 4.0 was Ultra Quality, 1920x1080 8xAA Fullscreen, Extreme Tessellation under a 2700x Ryzen 7 on Win 11. I'm aware that if I turned down Tessellation, my score would be higher.October 2024 Edit:GPU is still working after 4 months. GPU never really gets hot unless I put on a very intensive game. Most games get 140+ FPS with older titles HITTING that 240 FPS I bought the GPU for. Should've I gotten the 40xx series? I didn't bother cuz my PSU doesn't support 16-pin connectors that the 40xx lineup requires.Pros:-Almost always cool, never gets that hot-Is quiet even under load-140+ FPS usually... Had over 120+ FPS in the RE4 Remake and a solid 40-60 in the new Silent Hill 2 Remake-GREAT PRICE for the GPU you actually getCons:-GPU still struggles with DX12, my 980 GTX struggled even worse with the API-2x 6-Pin (or 4+2) required, meaning you will need to have support for that out of the box on the PSU-Runs hot when playing something like Resident Evil 7, and you can feel the heat emanating from it when it does run hot-There are better GPUs to buy that perform better but this 3060 RTX is more for if you got a tight budget-UPS will overcomplicate the shipping process and you'll have to download thier software to track your package

Nice cheap card upgrade from my rtx2060. Just under volt to keep the heat down and the speed up.

This is a good card however, the GTX1070 this replaced did a BETTER job IMO. My 1070 made a pop and was smoking after like 5 or 6 years, really bummed me out, so I got the RTX3060 as the pricing was the sweet spot for me, I thought that since it was so much newer, and the name has a much higher number (3060 vs 1070), and its Nvidia, that the performance would be quite phenomenal compared to what I had. Nope. (that's why 4 stars instead of 5) Meager difference with my (Asus Rampage 4 Extreme 2011 socket mobo, 32 gig ripjaw ram, intel i7-3820 cpu, 64X). Again, it IS a good video card but I should have went for the 4000 series for more cash.....probably.

I bought this card because I was exceeding the 6GB VRAM limit on my GTX 1660 super while video editing. So I was looking for a card with more than 8GB of VRAM and this was the only affordable option, as the RTX 4060 Ti 16GB was about $600 at the time of purchase.It pairs well with my Ryzen 5 5600X, offering fast 4K playback in DaVinci Resolve and amazing framerates at 1080p in any game I throw at it.Overall, it is a great card for the price, and I definitely recommend it for any content creator who games in their free time!

delivery was fast and works as it should have had no issues while gaming