MSI GeForce RTX 3060 VENTUS 2X 12G OC Gaming Graphics Card - 12GB GDDR6, 1807 MHz, PCI Express Gen 4, 192-bit, 3x DP (v1.4), HDMI 2.1 (Supports 4K)

easy install nice weight to item amazing performance no issues at all massive value for money the quality is second to none with these cards and graphics performance you wont be disappointed found it doesnt have a massive power consumption didnt need to upgrade power supply so win win

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Brilliant 😍

This card is the best sleeper card ever. This with 32gigs of ram, a decent modern CPU like a 12th gen i5. You are comfy. I don’t even write Amazon reviews.It’s like the honourable mention on a top 10 list that makes you go “that should have made the list”

Used with Fractal Design R6, Asus Crosshair Vi Extreme x370, 5950x air cooled by noctua D15, Samsung 990 Evo plus, Corsair 3000mhz (stock settings so lower mhz) vengeance ram. Stock settings for everything. Only struggles with The Last of Us and Kingdom Come Deliverance with graphics turned up beyond recommendations. Runs both games without issue on recommended settings 1080p. Not an impressive FPS but smooth enough gameplay. The power supply powering all the above is a 520w Silverstone Nightjar. Quite low power and only passively cooled, no fan. It remains in the 30°c region to 40's during gaming.I only mention the above two games as they're the most demanding on resources I have tried.There's far better out there if you are willing to pay the price. This 3060 though will support a tighter wallet gamer. Especially story driven single player.

Excellent for the purposes its intended for.-Upgraded from 1060 3gb-Significant upgrade, DLSS, only 70w TDP in SFF case-£160 excellent

Great card easy to install. Gaming performance is awesome. Runs any recent game on ultra settings without any lag. As an upgrade from a 1660 the difference is incredible.

I mostly use the PC for photo-editing but hadn't connected Photoshop actions like "Photomerge" failing with my graphics set-up. However, as soon as this card went in its power and dedicated graphics memory meant that Photoshop ran smoothly again. Very happy.This came to light because my long in the tooth PC had been adequate until I recently bought a new screen whose resolution was beyond the capabilities of my integrated Intel Graphics. I hadn't known this would be the case, to be honest I hadn't even realised that HDMI had been superceded by DP.I did wonder whether a new computer was the solution and whether a graphics card would be a waste of money as I'd end up giving in to a new PC anyway, but this card was reasonably priced, wasn't too big to fit into anything but a gaming computer's case and seemed quite powerful, plus all the reviews said it was quiet.And so it has proved, and best yet, while it comes with instructions on how to find and install drivers, while I was reading those instructions Windows found and installed the necessary drivers itself!