Review on 🎮 EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti XC Ultra Black Gaming - High-performance GPU with 6GB GDDR6 and Dual HDB Fans by Jeff Bundrick

Best value for money unless you're trying to build a $10,000 monster space heater. I've always been a PC gamer on a budget, and in that sense, this card is an absolute blessing. It runs great in the humble Lenovo ThinkCentre M720 chassis with 8GB of DDR4 RAM and an Intel Core i5 8400 processor. I haven't tested it on newer AAA versions, but it plays Dark Souls III and Fallout 4 with the highest graphics settings. Do not exceed 60 degrees Celsius in a cramped factory hall. However, there are some things you should consider before purchasing this card. . You need a fairly recent motherboard and BIOS setup to run a Turing GPU like this (I learned this the hard way). Also, you'll need a fairly wide case to hold this card. The PSU connector is on the opposite side of the PCIe slot, so you need an extra inch of space to connect the PSU and the cables behind it. I just managed to fit this card into the 6.5 inch wide case after moving my hard drive into the optical drive bay. Overall, I highly recommend this card for mid-range gaming systems.