Gigabyte GeForce RTX 2060 OC

Used a GTX 1050 for years, and finally got fed up with it. Ordered this, and for the price it is fantastic. All games I've run with it (using a latest gen i5 and 16GB RAM) run smooth and on very high quality, usually ultra on all games. RDR2, Outer Worlds, Jedi : Fallen Order, heavily modded Fallout 4, Assassins Creed Odyssey, Borderlands 3 (which did have some FPS issues but I think it's just poorly optimised game as others have had issues) all automatically defaulted to ultra settings which suprised me, but they all ran at 60+fps!One month later it is still working great. Worth spending a bit more money on a graphics card like this I think, as I'm sure that it will last me for many years to come. Probably should have spent a bit more money before and got a 1060, but the difference between the 2060 and 1060 (and then between the 1070, 1080 etc.) is well worth it.

Very good price at time of purchase and does what i ask of it. Helps a lot in my ray tracing workloads in programs such as blender and Substance painter 2. I always have active cooling on my cards but this card can get abit aloud when playing new more demanding game titles at 1440p ultra such as battlefield 5 and Apex legends. Battlefield V runs 30-88 fps in single player at ultra and 75+ in multiplayer, Apex legends 60-75+ fps at 1440p ultra. One small complaint is that there is some strange coil or fan whine under-loads but overall a great card for 1440p gaming and light ray tracing applications. Works well with my Ryzen 1600x, so much in fact I've had to upgrade the cooling on cpu as this graphics card pushes the cpu to its limits.

Ordered this and nearly cancelled as some of the reviews had me concerned. I installed it and have tested it considerably and happy to report no coil whine. I've played Grid 2019, Shadow of the Tomb Raider and Dirt 2.0 all on the highest settings possible coupled with my old i3770 processor and have had no issues at all with performance, noise levels, heat or FPS. Fan speed 64% max temp 71 after 10 mins on Dirt 2.0 new England course. Ran it through OC scanner in MSI afterburner and the overclock is running without fault and temps as above.Back plate and fan housing is hard plastic with felt a downgrade from my Zotac 970 all metal fan housing. It all seems well put together and I tested the fan at 100% and yes you can hear it but no more than any other fan I've had at full tilt, no coil whine, vibration etc.Would I buy this card again if I had my time over absolutely, for the price and performance it's great.

I upgraded to this card from a GTX 970 which was struggling to run games at 1440p resolution.So far I haven't had any issues with the card. It can run pretty much anythingI throw at it at very respectable framerates (100+ on games like MORDHAU, R6 Siege and BFV on high/very high settings at 1440p), however this card does not cope well with raytracing, which absolutely tanks framerates when it is enabled. If you are hoping to buy an RTX card for the raytracing features then a 2070/2080/2080TI would be more suitable.You may have to lower a few settings on very recent games to maintain high framerates on 144hz 1440p monitors, however considering the price of this card is significantly lower compared to the more powerful RTX cards, the trade-off is well worth it if you are on a budget or want the best value for money.The card sits at around 50 degrees idle and reaches 80 degrees under load in my machine. Fans can get a little noisy at high speeds but the noise is not unbearable by any means. The card takes up 2 expansion slots on my case and has 3x DP1.2 outputs and 1 x HDMI output. The card needs an 8-pin pci-e connector for power. Installation was simple, the card doesn't sag and fits in my case with room to spare (NZXT H500)Overall if you are looking to upgrade from a previous generation card but don't want to break the bank then this is an excellent card for 1080P and 1440P gaming.

Performance is amazing, the heat output is a bit high, but that was while I was testing the voltages and it was under synthetic 100% load, while gaming it doesn't produce as much heat and doesn't spin as fast. I also did some under-volting and it lowered the temps by a solid 7c. Can easily do games on highest graphics at least 60fps. Games that require less power such WoT(world of tanks) you can run it at MAX and it will still do over 160FPS.In general, great card, good performance. The only mediocre and not necessarily a bad thing is the heatsink, it's too small and would be great if they made it run cooler.

Have been needing a new GPU for many years, last one I bought was a GTX 680 so it shows how long ago I last upgraded my PC was!!. Was unable to run some of the newer games on my old card so bought this at a decent price and I'm actually gobsmacked at the difference. Should have upgraded years ago, I can run everything I now play in ultra with no issues. Very happy with this card, runs super quiet and has never gone above 65c in temperature. Highly recommend as an entry level to the RTX cards if you're looking to upgrade.

Very powerful RTX 2060, running all actual games on Ultra settings with full HD monitor and high fps rates (like 140 ... with I5-9400F)But make sure you know that you are buying a really cheap 2060, so what expect ? poor finishing, no leds, no software, a bit of noise and heating..But worth the money and meets my needs.

The gpu is silent for me iStress test the crap out of it and didnt get too hot and even after that it makes no noise I found it a ball ache trying to download drivers on windows 10 told me to install drivers then wouldnt work unless I installed nvidia experience so I did that and then went to install that then went to get drivers and kept saying error couldnt do it and was stuck on it after 6 attempts I gave up. so a quick youtube and a 3 min vid later I deleted a file in the nvidia folder tried again and success since them everything is beautiful and no problems