ASUS GeForce GTX 1660 Super Overclocked 6GB Dual-Fan Evo Edition VR Ready HDMI DisplayPort DVI Graphics Card (DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO)

I bought this a month ago, so now that I've had some time with it I'll give you my assessment. First of all, yes it's a BIG card. It still fit well in my microatx mini tower but considering that it covers almost a whole 3rd slot just take note if you have other add-in cards.Getting right down to performance, just about ANY and EVERY game in my library is rocking superb fps at 1440p and either ultra or mixed ultra/high settings. The new Star Wars The Fallen Order game played near flawless at 1440p on mixed ultra/high. Control played 60fps at 1440p ultra minus any ray tracing settings, with a few ray tracing options and at 720p internal resolution I was surprisingly able to get very playable performance. Shadow of the Tomb Raider at 1440p at mostly ultra settings and without ray tracing settings I was getting 60 fps. Devil May Cry 5 was no sweat, 1440p 60 fps at ultra settings. Detroit Become Human at 1440p and mostly ultra settings also hit 60fps.So as you can see some really heavy hitters are not giving this gpu a hard time! This card is factory OCd to 1830 and I can still push +100 or so on the gpu and + 500 on the memory. Even in my smaller case this gpu wasn't overheating, it pushed 80c with the harder to run games that hit 90+ usage. Overall a phenomenal card for the price and this version is my favorite with its simple and subtle RGB LED accent. I'm very happy with it!

I bought this card as part of a computer I built for editing 4K video. because many video editing programs like DavVinci use the built-in video decode/encode features of the NVIDA GPUs. This 6GB of DDR6 ram is very fast and I can encode and decode my edits in real time easily, and makes renders very quick. This is the best priced card with the features I wanted from a quality manufacturer I could find at the time of my build (late Feb 2020).Build Details:AMD Ryzen 9 3950X 16-Core 3.5 GHz AM4 ProcessorASUS AM4 TUF Gaming X570-Plus (Wi-Fi) Motherboad w/8 sata ports(2) Memory F4-3200C14D-32GFX G.SKILL Flare X Series (2 x 16GB) DDR4 (PC4 25600) for 64GBAsus DUAL-GTX1660S-O6G-EVO GeForce GTX 1660 Graphics CardCorsair CSSD-F2000GBMP600 Force MP600 M.2 2280 2TB PCI-Express Gen 4.0 x4 SSDCorsair HX750 750W power supplyCOMeap B07VF887KN CPU 8 Pin Male to CPU 4+4 Detachable CableScythe SCMG-5100 Mugen 5 Rev.B Air CPU Cooler(2) Thermaltake CL-F039-PL14BU-A 140mm Case FansThermaltake CL-F055-PL12BU-A Box of 3 120mm Case FansRosewill VIPER Z Mid-Tower CaseWindows 10 Home 64-bitCPU-Z benchmarks:multi thread: 10988single thread: 557CrystalDiskMark 7.0.0 x64 benchmarks:SEQ1M Q8T1: read:5009.03 write:4250.13SEQ1M Q1T1: read:3184.02 write:4239.74RND4K Q32T16 read:2901.25 write:2458.03RND4K Q1T1 read:57.82 write:208.11I reused the Rosewill VIPER Z case and Corsair HX750 power supply from a previous build. I replaced all of the case fans and needed to buy an extra cable for the second 4-pin CPU power connector, The Roswell case has seven 2.5"h disk drive slots. I choose the motherboard because it had 8 6GB SATA ports for the seven drives and one DVD drive.

So I thought this during Covid when I built my first pc when things were crazy on sale and everyone was getting ride of inventory. A friend recommended this card to me when it had went on sale. Here it is 3 years later and it’s still running like a champ. If your gaming in 1080p. This is it , you can have the settings high get great fps. It has been a champion first graphics card. Running two monitors as well. I wouldn’t sleep on this if you’re just getting started and you catch it on a sale. Definitely a solid card. Only reason I’m considering upgrading now is because I bought a 1440p ultrawide monitor, so I figured I’d leave this long term review for anyone still considering if this card is still viable. It definitely is awesome first card

When I bought this, it was on sale for $240. So far it is handling things brilliantly. I have tried a few games with it (nothing too crazy graphics intensive, however) and it hasn't gone above 54 degrees C. I have been playing Skyrim SE mostly with every enhanced texture mod there is at 1080p and it holds steady 60FPS no matter what. I'm not on a 144hz monitor, so that works just fine for me. Modern Warfare is the same, 60FPS solid. Everything is working out quite well so far. I do love the little accent strip that it has on it for lighting. Not a huge deal but it looks nice.

Haven't been into gaming for years and purchased this to play flight sims, specifically DCS world 2.5. The card is very large but fit into the full size ATX case. The latest drivers from ASUS wouldn't install onto windows 10 as the installer said it was the wrong version of windows. Checked two times and downloaded alternate version of the driver and still no go. Went to Nvidia then used the auto install feature and install went without an issue. Card is very quiet, fans shutoff when there is no load; a feature I really appreciate! Under load I cannot hear the fans running but the PC is setup in a garage and I usually have music playing in the background so its not really a definitive test on fan noise under load. This card plays DCS world in high detail without issue, no stuttering or lag; I'm very happy with the performance. The specs on the PC: I5-4670, 16gb ddr3 ram, 512gb ssd. and 22" 1080 monitor. There is an overclock program that is available from ASUS. Installed the overclock program but haven't overclocked, I use it to view temps and VDRAM usage during play. During DCS world game play, 5.2 GB of VRAM is used which I believe is the entire available VDRAM on the card.

I bought this graphic card for my brother. He loves it and is having a very good gaming experience with high frame rate. The only problem is the fans always make noise during gaming.