ASUS ROG Strix GeForce RTX™ 4060 OC Edition Gaming Graphics Card (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, Aura Sync, 0dB Technology)

By far my favorite purchase ever made on Amazon. I bought it about a year and a half ago and I'm still loving it. Don't overpay for it though, graphics cards can be insanely overpriced right now. Around 300 is the sweet spot. It's not the best at ray-tracing but it has good raster performance for the price. It's also suuuuper cool, as in temperature. I've even pushed this thing past it's limits, changing the clocks to 3.25ghz (175w), while boosting memory speeds by 250mhz, and it hasn't gone past 52c. No melted cables or connections either. Paired with an i5-12600kf, and pcie gen4, here's some average framerates I get at 1080p high (according to Afterburner): Warzone: 102fps Oblivion Remastered: 71fps Grounded: 133fps Minecraft(Optifine): 880fps Marvel Rivals: 97fps So yeah, I would recommend using some upscaling in most modern titles. It performs really well with upscaling, but I wanted to share some numbers without using it for others to decide for themselves. These are from using custom boost clocks, which isn't something everyone will do. So shave off about 8-10% from those numbers for out-of-the-box performance. Some extra pros/cons: It's PCIE4 x8. That makes it half the bandwidth of higher tier cards, but it's not powerful enough to need it because PCIE4 (and now 5) are quite fast. But that allows mid-low tier cpu's to use more m.2 storage, since processors like mine can only run 20 pcie lanes at most (and m.2 nvme ssd's use 4 pcie lanes). Lightweight and short, so it doesn't need any additional brackets or braces for support. Just the screws work perfect, no visible sag at all. Conclusion: After a year and a half of daily use the temps remain cool. It has support for all API's you could need, and very fast AI cores for upscaling makes it a very viable 1080p card, even for Unreal 5 games. Very flexible for overclocking since tdp is below the wattage it can pull from the socket. Still has support for 32-bit CUDA functions, so older games that use PhysX engine will perform well. By far, this is the best version of the RTX 4060, and you can take that to the bank!

This is a great graphics card for the price point. I I built a new PC, so this is my first experience with a good graphics card. my previous PC had a GT 1660 so this quite an upgrade. It runs super quiet in my system and runs nice and cool when playing a wide variety of games from simulator games and first-person shooters to RPG's. Frame rates run at a good rate (I haven't actually measured them) but I don't really notice any frame drops or screen tearing when playing games. I mostly play MSFS Flight Simulator 2024 and Star War's Outlaws and occasionally games from the Tomb Raider series. They all run smoothly on this card. It's build quality feels solid and well-constructed. It also looks great in my PC build. I would highly recommend this card if you are looking for a solid graphics card for a good price.

I bought this GPU in November 2024, I was waiting enough time to give an honest review. I never had anything ASUS before so I thought it would be cool to upgrade my setup and start off with an ASUS GPU and an ASUS motherboard. I am impressed. I came from an AMD GPU that I hated because games would run low quality even with all specs high. I love this GPU, it looks amazing, Aura sync is AMAZING (it lets me sync my G.Skill Trident RAM), and temperature never goes above 52 Celsius even if I play for more than 4hrs. I am currently using a Ryzen 3 3300X (yeah I know is trash) until I save up enough money, but it works GREAAAAT with this GPU, I honestly don’t have any complaints. In a few years when I update my GPU I’ll go with ASUS x NVIDIA next time. I’ll update if I notice something.

Huge step up from a 4070 Ti. Not really speed as much as smoothing things out. Movement in Halo and Cyperbunk smoothed out noticeably. Both are pretty hard on a GPU. What made more difference though was upgrading to a Ryzen 7 5700x3d with the new card. Together they are a new computer. It screams now.

Bought refurbished card for a HP TP01-3003 (I've had BIOS compatibility problems with other cards), and other than packaging, the card looked brand new. It plugged right in and works great. Arrived in half the time stated, even better.

Very good for 1080P gaming and 1440P for certain older games while drawing about 120W of power PEAK(default, no OC). This particular model can also be easily overclocked through ASUS software. Unfortunately, as everyone knows it, the price is getting ridiculously expensive.

Been using this close to two years now and they worked great! Very happy with this purchase

It's the average size of most higher end graphics cards for Gaming. Luckily when I started doing my build I'd purchased the ROG Strix Helios Tower, so I had plenty of room. I do like the card and its design is great. Only thing I wish is that they'd have the power supply plug in a different location, especially when you're trying to hide most of the wiring. I had to run it up over the top of the cardto avoid blocking the logo for Republic of Gamers. Maybe if uit would have been placed on the backside where they have plugins for two ARGB'S. The performance I get while gaming is good and it handles the games I play like the new DELTA FORCE Game with ease. The memory of the card is 8GB of GDDR6, I could have spent more money on a different card, but I chose what was in my budget at the time. I do wish the memory on it was more than 8 gb and was GDDR6X, but it runs great all the same. It's a fast card and you can overclock it to get more out of it. It didn't really take anytime for it to be installed at all. Probably took me like 15 minutes total.