ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4060 Ti White OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology, and More)

So I had an old gaming pc that I custom built about 9 years ago. It had the Asus Rog Strix 1060 6gb, and an old gen 4 i5 CPU. I overclocked the 1060 pretty hard for the past 5 years, and it’s been great for the most part, but not quite good enough of Microsoft Flight simulator 2020.I decided to just completely upgrade and build a newer more modern gaming pc from the ground up, and I chose this Asus TUF 4060ti, because I’ve always had great results with Asus. Always works, and they last a long time, and the build quality is absolutely perfect. Great quality materials, and the board is solid. Also, the card looks great. I always love ASUS cards because they look amazing.One thing I do not like is the 8gb of vram. I wish it had 12gb. But I knew this before I bought the 4060ti, but to be honest, I get great 60 FPS in MSFS, with the graphics settings basically maxed out, except motion blur and bloom off with Direct X11. It does struggle with DX12, but there really isn’t a huge noticeable difference with graphics quality, so I’m using DX11.People hate the 4060ti, but in reality the actual performance you get with it is great. You shouldn’t always look at the numbers and the specs.Price of this 4060ti is also great. And you get triple fans, so cooling is definitely not an issue with minor overclocking.Overall, I’m very very happy with my purchase, and I get great 80-100fps performance on basically every game/simulator with graphics maxed out.

The build quality of this 5060 Ti is exceptional, with no sag, nice materials, and excellent cooling that remains very quiet under load. The 16 GB of VRAM makes it suitable for most productivity tasks and it does surprisingly well with AI, too, being able to hold relatively large models for a budget card. Speaking of budget, I think this is a bit overpriced currently, but that is the state of the market.Gaming is a secondary use for me, but it is a nice step up from a 2080 Super. It supports all the most modern DLSS features, which helps cover for its lack of brute power, and it uses a lot less electricity. Graphics are on the soft side because of the need to run more aggressive upscaling, but still impressive overall.Despite being on the lower end of the 50 series spectrum, this card feels and acts like a premium product and the decent VRAM amount means it is not locked out of any software you might want to use it for. It is worth considering if this is your price range.

Works GREAT!! I had to unfortunately replace my 3090 🤧 and this graphics card was what I found that had a good amount of power for the price. I use my computer to edit videos with lots of effects and it runs smooth. It’s fast and has great graphics. Hasn’t failed me yet. And it was super easy to install. I’m not the best when it comes to building computers but if I’m able to figure it out then honestly anyone can. (I do have mine overclocked)

Got the 16GB version. Amazing card for 1440p. Crazy smooth FPS for all my games running on 180 Hz monitor. Runs cool and undervolts/overclocks great, but not needed.My MSI after burner overclock/undervolt settings:Easy mode:Max Power limitCore Clock +400 MHzMemory clock max (+2000 MHz)Final settings for undervolt +overclock:Max Power Limit.Core clock use curve optimizer, raise entire line until 1000 volts point is at 3140 MHz (+400 MHz). Flatten curve to the right to cap clock.Memory Clock Max (+2000 MHz).Core voltage maxed (requires manual [setting] to be added to profile .cfg to unlock.Fan curve adjusted slightly just to add a little more cooling.Easy mode will do just fine. Either method this card ran stable using multiple stress tests like FurMark and Unigine, and games like Cyberpunk and oblivion remastered. Couldn't get the card to go past 65 Celsius. Highest I got the fans to go on auto were 73% and was still very quiet.Card is so efficient with power and cooling I have no worries about longevity at these settings.Pretty sure everyone's card will have no issue setting memory clock to Max and remain stable. Core clock should be close to mine around 400 MHz but could vary. If you have stability issues then drop it by 40 or so and try again.

Runs great so far, runs 1080p high setting at well above 60fps. Installation was easy. No crashes so far.