MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 3060 12GB 15 Gbps GDRR6 Boost Clock: 1837 MHz 192-Bit HDMI/DP PCIe 4 Twin-Frozr Torx Fan Ampere RGB OC Graphics Card (RTX 3060 Gaming X 12G)

I had to choose between this 3060 and a 3080 but after long hours of research and comparison I have concluded to keep the 3060 instead of the more expensive card. I learned that the increase in performance is barely noticeable considering the build I have. Not only do I get to save money on my build by going with this card but it caps out the FPS to my monitor which now I need a new monitor to be able to output what the video card can generate. I'm glad I got dual fan version because I don't believe the triple fan one would have fit in my case.

Been having it for almost 2 years now, its been holding up amazing.

i use 1080p and it doesn't drop below 166 FPS on Minecraft with siddurs high on. kinda insane. to be fair, mine is overclocked slightly. stays super cool and quiet either way. run COD and MW2 easily. the 12GB or GDDR6 Vram is the main reason i got this card and it doesnt disappoint. i played minecraft, roblox, and used adobe photoshop at the same time with 0 lag, while yes, usually just ram but for all the heavy stuff on the gpu it handles it with ease. highly recommend for 1080p/1440p gamers. used in 4k once. handles nicely but did stutter on minecraft (raytraced) occasionally.

Nothing but good things to say about this GPU, especially coming from a 1660. So far zero issues installing and no hiccups during gameplay.Specs:Ryzen 7 3800xMsi RTX 3060 (This product)Corsair Vengeance PRO16x2 GB DDR4Corsiar RM850x 850w PSUFor reference, I'd avg about 110FPS on Rainbow 6 Siege with mid to low settings on the 1660, while now averaging about 200-230FPS on ultra settings. Haven't really had a chance to try out other games just yet, but I'm expecting wild performance improvements as well (plus ray tracing ability)Big tip is to watch pricing as I got it when it was it's lowest price. Definitely one of the most bang for you buck GPUs at the lowest price it was at. If you're contemplating on getting this GPU and can wait till the pricing gets better, it is 100% a no brainer purchase. At it's current price I'd wait or potentially look at other brands.

First off, all you little babies crying about price and saying don’t buy from scalpers... shove off! Don’t tell others what to do and show me one place you can get a 30 series or any card for msrp. Even the manufacturers have bumped prices up ten fold. I have never once seen a 3060 sell for the original 300-400$ msrp.. don’t be mad at the people smart enough to create custom scripts that buy hardware!Now on to the actual review! I upgraded from my rtx 2070, I did this knowing full well I’d only see a 5-10fps jump in most games... I run COD: Cold War at a solid 120-144fps on high/ultra 1440p... its quiet and temps stay shockingly cool compared to reviews I’ve seen from big name youtubers... how they shipped was a tad funny but who cares considering it came factory sealed and 100% new condition... i am happy....

I bought this card for an high GPU RAM and even though it's 192-bit memory bus have a great efficiency. The assembly had the following components.CPU-Intel core i5-12400fMotherboard-MSI MPG Z690 Edge DDR4GPU-MSI GeForce RTX 3060 12G GDDR6SSD-TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA Zero Z440 1TB DRAM2-nd SSD-SAMSUNG 870 EVO SATA SSD 500GBHDD-Seagate BarraCuda 2TB Internal Hard Drive HDD 7200 RPMRAM-Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200Case-Predator No.903Power Supply-Thermaltake 700W Smart RGB 80plus

I absolutely love this card it is wild. So I got this card to game not at 4k but 1080p- 1440p and with that being the goal this card tears it up like Godzila. Just got a 1440p monitor so going to push it as hard as I can see what this little thing can do. At 1080p however on cyberpunk ultra it did great hitting 70-80fps it was looking crazy good and with new monitor we will see. Tried it on so many different games and just plays ultra graphics on everything at 1080p no problems what so ever and I'm not selling my Kidney to pay for it so get you some RTX POWER, if you looking for one.

As games get bigger and bigger I think this graphics card can keep up decently for a few more years. It is very power-hungry. Overall, I recommend if you can get it to fit in your rig.