I bought for ~ 14700, if the price is lowered in the future, then on the contrary it’s even good that more people can afford a decent video card. And if they raise it, well, then I bought it on time . Pros: + Support for modern games with DirectX12 and Vulkan API + Quiet operation, no noise. + Does not heat up, consumes little email. energy. + Almost all games up to ~2022 "fly" at maximum settings. Its cons: -Quake 2 RTX and Wolfenstein 2: New Colossus at maximum settings already with low FPS…

Different pros: a normal home video card for a 4k TV for not very demanding games (Warzone on high). Got cons: the current situation with prices for the year before last year's cards.

Its pros: It works, and it does it much better than its predecessor. I don’t see the point in talking about various parameters and characteristics, since I am not an expert, but only an ordinary user. There are not enough stars from the sky, but you can play on it and display simple renders. With its cons: Price. Alas, who knew that in a couple of months after the purchase, the crypt would collapse and the prices for the cards would drop significantly. I could pay almost half the money for the

My build: ryzen 2200g stock cooler, MSI B350 mini ATX MB without heatsinks, 16 GB RAM 3200 Mhz, aerocool VX PSU - 500W. Initially, I used 2200g without a video card and finally made an upgrade, which I do not regret for a second. I bought a card for 16k exactly. According to the tests, it is only 3-5% weaker than the Ti version, but cheaper by 5k at the time of purchase. After the purchase, I also had to ate the case, because. in the old office mini ATX coffin, it heated up to 90+ degrees…

It makes a lot of noise out of the box. After a little research, I found out that under load the temperature is kept at 85-89 degrees, which is at 100% of the cooler speed, which is at 50%. I checked the thermal paste, it is normal, after the replacement the temperature regime has not changed. In idle, it heats up to 45-50 degrees, and because of this, cooling is constantly turned on (the maximum switching threshold is 50 degrees). Cooler at start at low speeds makes a "scratching" sound. So…

Bought in November for 22,900. Decent card for the money, I think. Quiet, sometimes overclocks the fans before starting heavy games and gradually adjusts the speed if necessary. In conjunction with the i5-10400F, 16 RAM and not the most ventilated case (an iron box standing in a dusty place) keeps the temperature at loads on the GPU diode no more than 76, and Hotpost GPU 86. Played Escape from Tarkov (pulls all cards to stable 60 fps, there were problems on large cards, but this is the fault of

As a result, the card is normal, but it was bent in less than six months. Sent under warranty, waiting for a response. The last 960 lived for 5 years and changed to this one. As a result, the 960 died with this problem and this one too. Signs before death are identical. I'm waiting for an answer under the guarantee - a replacement or they will try to repair it. Some pros: The performance of the card is good. Everything works great at 1080p. The price tag is adequate but there is BUT. Different…

The video card is great. Enough performance for all new products. In terms of cooling, everything is also pretty good, unless, of course, the case is well ventilated. But there is one thing that is a little disappointing: After a couple of months, I noticed that the fans on the video card begin to crackle at start-stop at 33% of the speed. From 35% or more, no sounds are heard anymore. Even at 90%, everything is very worthy. Although my system unit is on the table half a meter away from me…

Its pros: Quiet (relative to my old card), not very hot, productive. Bought, happy) Different cons: Bought recently, until I noticed flaws. If I notice, I'll write.

It’s better not to take from Gigabyte, because there is a lot of noise from the video, but in terms of price / performance, one of the best video cards for gaming in full HD with medium-high settings at 60 FPS. Perfect for an average PC build, but as I said earlier, it's better to take it from another vendor. Now it makes no sense to take it, because the price tag has broken up to 27-28k, and in this class 3060 Ti came out, so it's better to wait for a price drop for the last

The card is quiet, temperatures are within reason. In general, I am satisfied with the card and do not regret buying it. Has pros: First of all, performance for such a price (I took it for 16k in early May). Boost itself up to 1950 megahertz on the chip. All games run at ultra 1080p. RDR 2 averages 50 FPS (ultra-high). Its cons: I would like better cooling (now the difference between 2 and 3 fans is only 200, take with 3). In the furmart, it warmed up to 76-78, after installing 3 coolers in the

100% satisfied with the product. I took this video card to replace the GTX750Ti. I knew that there would be a difference, but so big . There was a choice between this and the RTX2060. I did not regret a single gram that I took the 1660 Super. With an i5 9600KF processor and 16 RAM, it pulls anything and everything in ultra resolution, even in DX12. Different pros: Very powerful. No problem pulls demanding modern games on ultra settings at 1920x1080. I did not expect such performance, I was…

I am satisfied with the purchase, I took it before the miners attacked the market. This card for 30k+ is absolutely not worth the money. Got pros: Ideal graphics card for FHD gaming. All new items on Excellent (and ultra) settings. Not great for 4K, but that's another story. Has some cons: The FanStop function works like a clock, but it makes noise like a spoke in the wheels. When cooling is activated, my card personally makes a crackle, after which it works fine. The coolers themselves are…

Scarcity. miners. This is a terrible situation, remember the following unpleasant forecast. If the situation does not change, then . Let's be honest, these monsters have already started buying up laptops even for 1660 in large quantities for mining (not even talking about laptops for 30xx). What's next? Will they start buying new consoles and gutting them for mining? :D Degradation of the video game industry!

Its pros: There is nothing to compare with, I took the previous computer in 1998. Cons below: On Ubuntu, the drivers got up on the second try. I had to read two books before a successful attempt.

My build: i5 6400 CPU, 32 GB RAM, Zalman ZM1200-EBT 1200W PSU, Thermaltake Core V71 case. Initially, at idle, the card's fans were not spinning. The temperature was around 48 degrees. In games it reached 70 degrees. I installed the MSI Afterburner program and turned on the custom fan control mode in it (up to 40 degrees 50% further linear dependence up to 90 degrees - 100%, also limited the power of the card - 100%). Now in idle 33 degrees, in games up to 64 degrees. The noise of the fan is not