GeForce GTX 1660 Super Overclocked 6GB Dual-Fan Evo Edition VR Ready HDMI DisplayPort DVI Graphics Card (DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO)

This card cost 270 a month ago know look at the price, LUL

It's a great card. Runs everything I like to play at silky smooth framerates at high to ultra settings. I don't play the most demanding of titles but things like Witcher 3 run maxed with few drops. RDR 2 was my main reason for getting this card and it's a definite improvement over my 1050 ti. After following the tips from Hardware Unboxed on YouTube the game runs very smoothly. I am a 1080p gamer and its dominated everything I've tried so far (Witcher 3, RDR 2, Fallout 4, FFXV, Skyrim SE) but I hear it does well at 1440p and decent 4k depending on settings and games. I'm definitely not a mad hardcore gamer but I do like the games I play to run butter smooth and still look nice and this card delivers that without compromise aside from RDR 2 which eats most cards unless you optimise the settings yourself (seriously check out the Hardware Unboxed videos to get that game to run smoothly) It's a chunky boy at 2.7 so you will need a little breathing room to install it and it may block off ports on your board. It has RGB but you can't change the colours (I think) so unless your rig is sporting a purply pink and blue scheme it's gonna clash, thankfully it's not so bright that it's an eyesore but it does have that annoying super bright power LED front and center. would have been better to have it on the underside of the board instead. I'm not an RGB fanatic so it really doesn't bother me much, but it is something to keep in mind if aesthetics are super important to your build. It does recommend at least 450 watt PSU and external cable. So if you're thinking of upgrading like I did from the 1050 which uses the 12v rail, make sure your system can handle It. It has three ports on it, DVI, HDMI and DP. It would have been better if Asus had dropped the DVI for another display port but it is what it is. Having three different ports does offer a nice variety of connections for users needing one or another. Fans are good, ramping them up you can hear them well but I haven't run into any whine or anything, would say it sounds close to the PS4 at full speed. But so far aside from artificially ramping them up to test it's been whisper quiet even after allowing Asus' software to overclock it. Overall a great card for a decent price. You're getting near 1660 ti performance (literally 1-5 fps average difference) for less. Visually it's appealing enough, especially with the slick backplate it comes with. I would recommend this for anyone looking for an awesome mid range card and 1080p performance with the option of upgrading in the future to some decent 1440p and 4k gaming. If you're upgrading from something like a 1050 ti like I did the difference is night and day and worth the upgrade.

installation simple, hormis l étape avec les vises. Les pilotes se sont installés tout seul j ai rien eu à faire, vu que j étais déjà chez NVIDIA. niveau bruit on entend rien du tout. côté jeux on voit une différence mais pour tester vraiment faudrait que j acheté un nouveau jeu comme elden ring

Lo consegui en 6k pesos mexicanos, antes de la alza en el dólar, he de resaltar que tiene una pequeña luz LED de colores a un costado , los ventiladores no se me hicieron tan pequeños como en las imágenes, en general solo lo he ocupado con emuladores de Wii a resolución 4k y con muy pocos tirones en 30 FPS, sobre el ruido leí en la descripción que esta diseñada para tener muy pocos decibeles y hasta el momento apenas he notado que haga ruido , no he podido monitorear la temperatura, para la instalación en mi gabinete he tenido que cortar parte del mismo y doblar un poco la placa donde se atornilla la GPU , es la primera vez que instalo una así que no se porque tuve ese problema, me dio una sensación de calidad , y regresaré a postear si tengo algún problema en el futuro , ya tengo 3 semanas, Buen producto, si es una 1660 súper.

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I bought this card as part of a computer I built for editing 4K video. because many video editing programs like DavVinci use the built-in video decode/encode features of the NVIDA GPUs. This 6GB of DDR6 ram is very fast and I can encode and decode my edits in real time easily, and makes renders very quick. This is the best priced card with the features I wanted from a quality manufacturer I could find at the time of my build (late Feb 2020). Build Details: AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core 3.5 GHz AM4 Processor ASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) Motherboad w/8 sata ports (2) Memory F4-3200C14D-32GFX G.SKILL Flare X Series (2 x 16GB) DDR4 (PC4 25600) for 64GB Asus DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO GeForce GTX 1660 Graphics Card Corsair CSSD-F2000GBMP600 Force MP600 M.2 2280 2TB PCI-Express Gen 4.0 x4 SSD Corsair HX750 750W power supply COMeap B07VF887KN CPU 8 Pin Male to CPU 4+4 Detachable Cable Scythe SCMG-5100 Mugen 5 Rev.B Air CPU Cooler (2) Thermaltake CL-F039-PL14BU-A 140mm Case Fans Thermaltake CL-F055-PL12BU-A Box of 3 120mm Case Fans Rosewill VIPER Z Mid-Tower Case Windows 10 Home 64-bit CPU-Z benchmarks: multi thread: 10988 single thread: 557 CrystalDiskMark 7.0.0 x64 benchmarks: SEQ1M Q8T1: read:5009.03 write:4250.13 SEQ1M Q1T1: read:3184.02 write:4239.74 RND4K Q32T16 read:2901.25 write:2458.03 RND4K Q1T1 read:57.82 write:208.11 I reused the Rosewill VIPER Z case and Corsair HX750 power supply from a previous build. I replaced all of the case fans and needed to buy an extra cable for the second 4-pin CPU power connector, The Roswell case has seven 2.5"h disk drive slots. I choose the motherboard because it had 8 6GB SATA ports for the seven drives and one DVD drive.