MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 2060 Super 8GB GDRR6 256-bit HDMI/DP G-SYNC Turing Architecture Overclocked Graphics Card (RTX 2060 Super Gaming X)

Built a new PC that I am using with a 65" TCL (6-series) 4k TV. Originally, I went with a RX 590 to hold me over until the next generation comes. Unfortunately, I had nothing but problems with it and decided to spend more money and get something I knew wouldn't struggle at 1440p and also be decent at 4k. The MSI RTX 2060 Super Gaming X has been excellent so far.The TV is a 60hz panel so I have no interest in super high FPS. If the game allows, I set the limit to 60hz. With only certain intensive settings turned down a notch, I can play almost everything I have (Rise of the Tomb Raider, GTA V, Witcher 3, Just Cause 4, World War z) at 60fps with the rare drop down to 40fps if I'm running it in 4k.I researched for the quietest of the RTX 2060 supers and this one was always on the lists. I can say that this card has been perfectly quiet for my setup, which puts the PC about 10ft away from where we sit. I can barely hear the fans when playing a graphically intensive game like Rise of the Tomb Raider but nothing obtrusive and not much louder than my case fans. When playing GTA V at 4k, I don't really hear them at all. It's sitting in a Corsair Carbide 275R case which helps keep things quiet. The case isn't great for cooling but temps have been great so far. Using two 140mm fans and two 120mm fans in the case and I don't think the GPU temps have even reached 70c yet.I highly recommend the card but if you can wait until prices go back down to normal levels, I'd wait. I think the price went up $50 since my purchase of it. If you can get it closer to $400, it's definitely worth it.

I bought this card to upgrade from a pair of Gtx 660's in SLI. I ran a couple benchmarks with the old cards and with this one. The scores I was getting were around 52 fps, with this card they were 162fps! As a plus, at full load, my rig pulls about 100 watts LESS. It's LOTS more fun playing Crysis 3 now!The fans almost never run unless gaming and even then, they are pretty quiet. A lot quieter than my old cards were.Installation was simple, since I was already using Nvidia cards. Just swapped them out and started it up.The outside box was pretty well destroyed, the inner box had one corner dented in a little bit. The card was packed in form-fitting foam and was completely undamaged.The lighting is neat but the Dragon Center RBG Mystic Lighting program took 4 installs before it worked.I like the factory 3 year warranty, hope I don't have to ever use it, although MSI's service seems to be better than some other companies...I won't name names, but if you read reviews, you can find out yourself which companies I'm talking about.All in all, I think I got my money's worth.

I bought a "used good" model for $358 and it was like new. I was tempted to go AMD but I do not like their new driver package install and I have read way too many people having issues and this card will be in a build for someone else so I want something that is as trouble-free as possible.The card performs similarly to a GTX 1080 level but used less power and less heat in the case. The card is basically silent even gaming it is very quiet.If you know what you are doing or like to play around the 5700 or 5700xt will give you a little more performance for the $$ according to benchmarks/testing that I have seen.One negative is that you have to install MSI software and KEEP it installed and active to turn off or change the lighting on the card. Some cards have a manual switch to turn the lights on or off or will store the lighting profile and you can uninstall the software and it will remember the lighting. This card needs the software installed or it goes "rainbow".

A great card for the money, I've trusted MSI and their cards for years and they didn't disappoint with this one.PROS--Great value for the money, performance vs price is right in the sweet spot.-Great thermals, under heavy load the card never exceeded 60C-Play all modern games at ultra on 1080p 140+ fps-RGB backlit and side lights, can be controlled with their software-Slightly shorter in length compared to other previous msi cards.-supports ray tracing-8Gb of VRAM is a massive upgrade from the 4gb I was using before.CONS--this card is thicc, it takes up 2 case slots but really goes to 2 and a half. If you have a small motherboard then you might have trouble using the other expansion slots. It covers my PCIe 2.0 slot completely.-more heavy than expected, this card is pretty heavy and creates an ever so slight sag when plugged and screwed in. This doesn't create a problem for me but its something to consider especially if you want to use a case that supports a sideways card connected with a ribbon.

I got this GPU to replace my aging RX 480 and i am very happy with my purchases. This is my first Nvidia GPU i was with AMD since 2013 and i decided to go Team Green this go around with my new system. I have this GPU paired with a AMD Ryzen 5 3600 and 32GB OF RAM clocked at 3200MHZ . I play all of my games @ 1440P and was able to maintain a smooth 60 FPS.Im really glad i got this GPU everything in my new rig runs flawlessly compared to my old rig although for the price that i dropped on this GPU i could've got a RX 5700XT for the same price with alot more horsepower but at the time amazon did not have the 5700 XT that i wanted( 5700XT Taichi) but like i said im happy with my purchase. with the performance your getting with the GPU it basically the same as the RTX 2070 but just for a lower price. I highly recommend this GPU to anyone that has the budget for it