Asus Dual GeForce RTX™ 3060 OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a)

Have had it for about 6 months now still running strong no problems so far works good on Fortnite and other games on performance mode I get about 240-300 fps (Battle Royale )

This is a really good graphics card for the money. That of course is if you can get it at MSRP. Do not overpay for these there should be plenty on the market right now. With Nvidia soon to launch the 40XX series card shortly. There should be some good mark downs on 30 series cards.The card itself is great I play on ultra setting for most games and they look really good. Turning on Ray Tracing does make games look nice but it will also almost halve your FPS. I can usually get over 60 fps with it on. I upgraded to this card from an RTX 2080 and it consistently goes between 20-40 more frames higher than the 2080 depending on the title.

I bought this right before the 4070 hit the market and felt a deep amount of buyer's remorse. The VRAM shortage went viral, and I was hard-pressed to enjoy my card. Then I just took a visit to the gratitoad and was content with my purchase. For anyone who recently bought a 3070 and is having deep regrets, just remember this is still on par with the flagship 2080ti and is a beast. You will never be satisfied if you keep obsessing to play everything on max settings. :)Which btw it can for most games, hell I can run Cyberpunk at 2k and hit over 100fps.For those who haven't gotten one yet, go get a 4070 it has 4 more gigs of VRAM.

This is a great GC. I recently went from the 3060 to the 3070 and it was night and day. The card runs most games on the High settings (2560x1440). Its really well worth the money , i was restricted by my PSU and thats why i bumped up to the 3070. Ive played games like Black Myth ,Ragnarok and now FF REBIRTH, all pretty much run flawlessly.

This is what started me building a whole new gaming rig... Got it on sale for $400 to be used as an upgrade of my old gaming rig. <Still intending to do that but will be using it till the prices of the 40 series comes down... in about 10-20 years maybe.Pros: (first off, got it on sale, so that's the main pro)-Overall design and feel seems durable.-Hasn't even broken into a sweat yet. Not gonna lie, had to try modded Minecraft w/ Ray Tracing first, overkill as far as performance. Modded Skyrim was no prob. I've yet to play any newer titles but I expect it to have the capacity to run 2k with no issues. Looking forward to some new AAA titles coming out soon*.-It actually has a hilariously small LED strip on the side which I thought was a nice touch.Cons:-The two wire connections for the power of this card are located at the side (facing the window of my case). This means that there are wires that wind in front of everything and can be aesthetically displeasing to some.-As per the small LED strip... some people like the RGB beacons of light that are on offer; this is not one of them. Wouldn't mind a RGB version myself, but I also enjoy minimalistic designs just as much.

This is a pretty good card, especially considering I upgraded from a 1070 to this. The difference is night and day, for sure. I run triple Display Port monitors at 144hz, 2k and this thing is under barely any load, and runs at low temps (can't remember the temps off the top of my head, but I'll update this when I check it out later). For someone who wears headphones, this card is a great deal.There are two cons that I've come across, and I have a feeling they're both on the QC side of the house. When initially installing it, I thought it was fully seated, but when I powered it up, it would power cycle itself. I put my 1070 in and it worked just fine, so I knew the problem was this card. After looking it over, I noticed the "tab" end of the bracket was bent, so I straightened it out and it now works just fine. The card did seem well-packaged, and the big box the whole order came in wasn't damaged, so the bracket must've been bent at the factory. I'm assuming these are mass-tested in open air systems, so the bent tabs wouldn't have been noticed; otherwise the only explanation is someone in QC knew it was bent and shipped it anyways.After getting it running, I noticed that the fans make a pretty annoying amount of coil whine. I know for sure it's these fans because I ran the system using Intel's on-chip graphics, and then the 1070, and never heard any fan noise. But after running this for a few hours, the noise was annoying enough that I'm actually sending the card back and going with a different brand. I didn't notice the whine when I had music playing, but I am often in meetings or classes where I don't wear headphones, and there's no way I'd be able to focus with this sound in my head. I only docked one star because, again, the noise isn't ear-piercing or anything, so it may be a non-issue for someone else's environment.

This is replacing a GTX1060 and it is night and day. Running BeamNG I could not have traffic enabled and had to turn down settings. Now fully maxed and traffic on it is super smooth. Same for other driving games. The only con is that there are no RGB lights but that was just an oversight on my part.

Replaced an old Evga GTX660 with this rtx 3060 8gb oc version from Asus. Of course as usual the build quality is stellar because it’s asus. The card runs nice and quiet and stays cool even when running high end games like crysis remastered. I am very impressed with how great this card is.