EVGA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER SC ULTRA GAMING, 08G-P4-3067-KR, 8GB GDDR6, Dual HDB Fans, Metal Backplate

Great video card, it suits me perfectly in everything. Fast, beautiful, the games are wonderful in it, I can edit, play, program, watch movies. That is, I do everything without the computer choking or there is no problem. I tested it with gears of war 4 and the graphics were beautiful, the game ran perfect without any crashes. I tested it with Rainbow six, the division and everything was perfect. I also tested with ESO (elder scrolls online) and black desert and they were beautiful, image, game without locks, most at most. I really liked this video card and I am very satisfied.I bought it with all the other parts to assemble the pc and everything runs fine and perfect.I advise.

This is exactly what you expect for a RTX 2060 Super - superb performance at a solid price point, possibly the best bang for buck.The comparison would be to a 5700XT, and a key deciding factor is the size. The RTX has the ray trace features etc, but the reference PCB and finished card size on the 2060 Super is about 27cm. The 5700XT was 32.6cm - and that actually makes a difference in the older cases like the one I use, the XT just can not physically fit. I measured up and the XT is just too large - anyone looking at a 2060 Super will no doubt be comparing to the XT - measure your case!

Evga has one of the best reputation in the market, and for good reasons.This model is possibly the best quality/price among the RTX2060S, has a fantastic cooler that allows some good but safe over locking, that can push a lot its performance, without drawing much power or generating much heat.In 1080p it can run any games on the market effortless, which makes it highly future proof.In VR, the main reason I purchased it for, simply has a stellar performance.

I added this to a new build based around the Ryzen 5 3600x on an Asus Tuff Gaming X570 Plus, with 16gb of DDR4 RAM.Previously I'd been having trouble maintaining 60fps at 1920x1200 in most games at medium settings. That was with the GTX1060 3gb, which I temporarily housed in the new build, and the difference between that and the RTX 2060 super at 8gb was very significant.In No Man's Sky I more than doubled frame rates, and was able to push the settings all the way up and still achieve the 60 Hz refresh rate of my (aging) monitor.I just finished a playthrough of Horizon Zero dawn on Steam, with no technical issues of any sort, whilst running on ultra settings. A beautiful looking game, again reaching a solid 60fps+!On Wreckfest I was able to have the grass on for the first time AND increase the resolution from 1400x900 to 1920x1200 AND set everything to maximum settings and still get 60 fps+I'm not particularly noise sensitive, so I can't really hear any difference from the old card when playing games. I can hear it from time to time, but it isn't loud and it doesn't bother me.I have not measured temps, but I've had no problems with the stock fans in a modestly cooled case.The card is quite big, but it fitted into my case with no difficulty, and the power from the PSU was easy to attach.Overall very happy, but that price point! Wow. PC gaming is expensive.

I previously bought the FE edition of the RTX 2060 Super, and found it to have loud coil whine and fans which cannot spin lower than 40% at idle. This is a big no no as sound is very import to me. I returned that card and decided to purchase this one as it was a similar price, size and warranty.Positives:- Silent at idle with adjustable fan speed using the EVGA X1 software. However, you will most likely need that software as, at default, the fans don't spin until around 50 or 60 C and you get the problem of them constantly turning on and off and getting an annoying noise with that.- Only 1 8 pin needed to power it (helpful in my small form factor build)- No RGB (yes.... that's a positive for me!)- Performs great and temps are reasonableNegatives:- There is a noticeable coil whine at certain loads. For instance when I'm playing Destiny 2, there is minimal whine (I can still hear it without headphones in) when in a match, but loud whine when in the Tower (the hub area) - but this might be just because there is less game sound so I notice it more.- The place you plug the 8 pin in is just over half way along the card, so in my SFF case I had to really stretch my cable to reach. This is because about 1/3 of the card is just an extension of the heatsink, where as on the more expensive XC cards it is a larger PCB and the plug is at the end of the card. This could be an issue in normal midtowers where the cable will be clearly visible in the center of the card. If you don't care about aesthetics then don't worry.All in all a great card and brilliant if you need a dual slot / dual fan card as most other brands seem to be making larger 2.5 slots. Rated 4 stars not 5 simply because of the coil whine under certain loads.

This was a present for my son who has been building his first gaming PC and he was thrilled with it.Taking his words as he is 31 years younger than me ... it’s awesome and runs so quiet I can hardly hear anything from it. Even when it’s really loaded with complex rendering going on it just does the job efficiently and quiet.So he is happy with it