MSI GeForce RTX 4060 VENTUS 2X BLACK 8G OC NVIDIA 8 GB GDDR6 DLSS 3

Still kicking!

Amazing Performance

Dive into any online forum specialising in PC hardware and/or gaming and mention a 4060, you'll probably be shot down in flames. Noone will ask you what is your 'use case', but simply assume you need to play the latest and greatest badly ported console titles on your PC at 4K/240Hz. So what does the 4060 offer? - Equivalent or better performance than 3060ti, 2070 Super, 1080Ti - Low power draw (115W). This in turn leads to easy cooling and low noise. - Value (it's value at £300 is poor, value at £220 is excellent) - Frame generation - Resolution upscaling The 8GB VRAM is a sticking point for my gamers and hardware reviewers. It only becomes in issue of exceeded by a game and therefore performance drops off a cliff due to the game having to use slower system RAM to make up the difference. All PC games have settings that can and should be altered to suit your hardware. That said most games will run at 1080p in excess of 60fps on this card on their highest settings and the vast majority will do the same at 1440p. Let's be clear, this is not a card for 4K and arguably not for ray tracing (although it is capable) - as this also has an impact on VRAM. As a father with 3 boys (who are all PC gaming mad), this card is excessive for the vast majority of the titles they play, however given the option of a dusty old second hand GPU at £150-£200 and this, I'd take the 4060 every time. Performance @ 1080p Forza Horizon 5 - 105fps Doom Eternal - 230fps F1 23 - 110fps Red Dead Redemption 2 - 70fps Spiderman Remastered - 120fps This MSI variant of the card offers a small 'overclock' out of the box, but this shouldn't be a deciding factor, the overclock is really minuscule - offering a 1-2% uplift at best. It is however a very compact unit, and makes zero noise at idle (fans do not spin up until under load). There is no need for any sort of GPU support stand or bracket with this card, it is simply not big or heavy enough to warrant it. I've had Ventus cards before (one of my sons currently has a 3060Ti Ventus 3x), and there is no issue with reliability or performance. One of the stars of the show with the 4060 is support for frame generation. It allows the generation of a 'fake' frame for every real rendered frame, almost (but not) doubling the frame rate. To be clear, frame generation is only really useful if you can generate at least 60 frames per second normally, as the game will still 'feel' like it's native frame rate - but paired with a high refresh rate 1080p monitor, most games can be played at really high frame rates, which offers up a very smooth gameplay experience. The other part of DLSS (along with Frame Generation) is upscaling, where the card is effectively rendering the images at a lower resolution and using AI models to 'upscale' to the target resolution. This is very effective and on most settings leads to very little noticeable image quality loss. The combination of all these features in DLSS leads to a very powerful toolbox of tricks to gain high framerates and quality on the most demanding of game titles. Another (often overlooked) feature is power consumption, which at 115W is tiny even compared to last generation (3060ti = 220W). When you have 3 boys gaming all hours they can, this becomes a factor! Not only that, it make the card easy to cool, I've yet to see a temperature over 65°C when stress testing this card. It also means there is a requirement for only a single 8pin PCIE power plug. With the nVidia 50 series of cards now launched, you may question the logic of a 4060 purchase. It's a question of value, the performance uplift to 5060 is minimal although the 50 series also offers 3x frame generation, which may be a factor. Catching a 4060 at the right price is key, as stocks are sold off - there are bargains to be had.

Ich spiele schon seit über 40 Jahren. Mit C 64 angefangen. Ich bin begeistert von der Karte für diesen Preis. DLSS und das neue Framegeneration, was nur die 4000 Karten haben. Der Stromverbrauch für das, was sie leistet, ist phänomenal. Hatte vorher eine MSI RTX 3070 Gaming Trio mit 3 Lüftern. Sehr große Karte. Die hat um die 220 Watt verbraucht je nachdem, was ich spiele. Diese 4060 verbraucht bei gleicher Leistung nur 110 Watt + das neue Framegeneration. Was zusätzliche FPS gibt. Und das nicht zu wenig. Ich höre die Karte auch nicht. Deswegen ich wüsste nicht, was ich negatives sagen sollte, könnte bei dem Preis. Ich spiele in 3440 x 1440 21:9 Breitbildmonitor.

Esta tarjeta ofrece un gran rendimiento, para su precio, tanto en juegos como en aplicaciones que se apoyan en GPU. Además la tecnología DLSS aumenta considerablemente los fps en videojuegos llegando a ser fluido en configuraciones altas a la resolución de 4K. En aplicaciones de edición multimedia que se apoyan en IA, su aporte es más que considerable. Es muy silenciosa sin carga, pero cuando la GPU da toda su potencia los ventiladores se hacen notar. Por último comentar que se nota el bajo consumo, generando menos calor que generaciones anteriores.

Bought this for the sake of it being an Nvidia graphics card. In terms of performance it has been good, but not really when you take the price into account. The card handles all games with ease, at least the ones I’ve played like Cyberpunk, Call of Duty, Fortnite, Minecraft, and EA FC In terms of AI it has been great so far, but the recently released Project G-assistant can’t run on this card due to lack of VRAM

Parfaite pour mes besoins. Mais n'est déjà plus d'actualité : le modèle 5060 est maintenant au prix que j'ai payé pour le 4060 ... qui lui est plus cher que le 5060. Donc content mais si je dois en racheter une ce sera pour le même prix à minima une 5060.