ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 3060 Ti DirectX 12 TUF-RTX3060TI-O8G-GAMING 8GB 256-Bit GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 HDCP Ready Video Card

Pros: Best cooler, same as the Rtx 3080. Even overclocked to the max, It doesn't get past 65 celsius. Quiet, quiet, quiet. I never heard the fans as my noctua NH-d15 is always noisier. Overclocked to +170mhz core +800mhz memory with 108% power target. Runs all my games in 4k 60fps by lowering the detais a little bit in some of them. Cyberpunk 2077 runs in 4k average 50 fps at high details, dlss on balanced and it is very playable. AC Odyssey maxed out except for AA to medium, volumetric clouds on low and shadows on high 60fps @4k 99% of the time and it looks GORGEOUS. Valhalla 4k maxed out with about the same setting lowered than Odyssey 60fps.

Cons: The high price, I bought whatever I could because we know how it is with 30 series. Couldn't get a 3080 or 3070 and I finally succeded with the 3060 ti. It is HUGE and came with a little bit of sagging. It is the same price than the rtx 3070 FE but we all know you can't get one of those if you are only human.

Overall Review: It plays games at 4k just really well. Lower some details and you'll get the 60fps the 3080 gets and most gamers wouldn't be able to tell the difference. Overclock was a breeze, you'll never get a temperature problem with this card, it is simply impossible. Never had a card performing so well run so COLD in the last... 15 years. You'll run into power limit all the time still I was able to get around 9 to 10% more performance from overclocking. At this point, it's really close to a stock rtx 3070.

Overall Review: Runs most of the big games in ULTRA. Ray tracing is absolutely incredible.

Pros: - Runs cool and quiet, with two different settings, Quiet and Performance (I stayed with performance) - Ray tracing is solid and has a good feel for the games that support it - Triple fan dissipation isn't just a gimmick - with a properly cooled system, card runs at no fans with an average of 35°C-40°C­ for casual, everyday use. If you live in a warmer area, please take proper precautions to avoid overheating - Base clock is more than enough to handle triple A titles from last year and some from this year, and will automatically go into OC if required - Excellent base entry-level card for 30 series price point, with a solid constructed build and fancy RGB logo, subtle enough but still shows off the card proper

Cons: - You MUST update all drivers in order to get the most out of this card. Update both Nvidia and ASUS drivers to ensure you have the latest in order for things not to crash. I made the mistake of not updating the ASUS drivers and my game crashed. This is my first Nvidia card so I was very hesitant to do too much to it - Scalpers and manufacturer hikes are going to plague major manufacturers for awhile, which include ASUS, GIGABYTE, and EVGA, so please be aware of these before you buy - No others that I can think of so far

Overall Review: My build: AMD Ryzen 3900X + stock cooler on Zen Mode ASUS ROG Hero VIII + Wi-Fi Samsung 850 Pro 512 GB Corsair DDR4 3000 MHz 16GB EVGA 750W Gold+ LG Ultragear 144Hz (non-nano) The basic version of 3DMark netted me an average of 46 FPS on Fire Strike, which is using DX11, but I've tested this card on Borderlands 3 on detailed, and it's given me a consistent 60+ FPS average, so based on build, your mileage may vary. I also play most games on Ultra settings, but even on Metro games, I have to tone a few settings down as it drops frames when stuck on all high. Cyberpunk ray-tracing works well, but the game is so buggy that textures and physics still need to be fully patched before giving a verdict on performance. It's more than playable at very high/ultra settings with this card either way, along with ray tracing turned on. I haven't toyed with the overclock settings, but as it stands, this is a no-frills, straightforward entry-level card for gaming and other graphical work.

Pros: - Performance at 1080p and 1440p are very good don't buy this if you are planing to play at 4k - Temperature is excellent runs quiet - Decent RayTracing yes it's important - DLSS for more demanding titles that support this feature - HDMI 2.1

Cons: - The Price

Overall Review: I already own an RTX 3080 and i got this for my second computer i'm really impressed with This Video Card, it offers better performance than the RTX 2080 Super for 1080p and 1440p gaming and cost a lot less, I strongly suggest this product.

Overall Review: It’s a great card, at 1080p it’s amazing at any graphic settings unfortunately I don’t have a 1440p or a 4K monitor to test the other resolutions but at with this card 1080p its a great gaming experience. The build quality is amazing and it looks great as well. I’ve had a few issues with drivers. I updated to the newest drivers and my games were continuously crashing I then rolled back my driver to when the card at not been updated at all and the problem was still there. I then updated to the third posted driver that was available and that one solved the issue with the crashes. This isn’t so the cards fault but more Nvidia once this issue was resolved the card worked fine but definitely a inconvenience but not a deal breaker, I would definitely recommend this card!

Pros: is amazing desing

Overall Review: bought again later

Pros: TUF

Cons: Price

Overall Review: TUF at the price