Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 TI EAGLE 8GB Graphics Card - 8GB GDDR6 18Gbps 128bit, PCI-E 4.0, 2x DisplayPort 1.4, 2x HDMI 2.1a, NVIDIA DLSS 3, Supports 4K, Ada Lovelace Arch, GV-N406TEAGLE-8GD

I was looking for a graphics card to replace my RTX2070, I wanted something that would be at least as good and not break the bank in the process. After a bit of homework I bought this card as it seemed to bridge the gap nicely between my old card and an RTX4070 and it does the job wonderfully. Using the Unigine Heaven 4 benchmark tool I compared it to my old card and it blew it away, I have found that it effortlessly plays all games at 1080p, its very quiet and runs cool (even to the touch). I ran the FurMark stress test tool and it's hot spot was only 76 degree C which is great, whilst only using a 4 pin connector for power, overall I'm incredibly happy with the card and works nicely in my system with no lag in gaming. For reference my setup is: Asus Rog Strix 790-H mobo, i5 12600k CPU with Corsair H150i Elite Capellix water cooling, 16gb Corsair Vengeance ddr5 5200 and a Corsair RM650W PSU. I've uploaded the benchmark photos.

Exactly as advertised and, at the time, at an astounding price. Very happy.

Temperature stays below 70C when gaming with very low fan noise. Performance matches other 4060 Ti's

Don’t get me wrong, Pretty good mid range gpu, You will need to get a support thing for it or else it sags down, NOT WORTH £400+ BTW (get second hand or get somewhere else). so my only real notes are Fits well, fast delivery, get a support for it, does what it says on the box I suppose, but way too overpriced.

Gets bad press from the GPU geeks but a great card in my opinion, Low power consumption may psu is a 550 runs fairly quietly and dosen’t get too hot Suppose it depends what you’re looking for Runs 1080 and 1440 at high/ultra settings Good enough for me,happy with it

Plays nearly all my games really well. Only game which I had a little issue with was the new Indiana Jones game as it required more VRAM. Graphics were still very good though. The 4060 version with more VRAM isnt really worth it for the occasional game that might need it as most of the time there won't be any difference betweem the two cards. If you want one with more VRAM you will be better getting the 4070 version.

Perfect for all modern titles in 1080\1440 gaming and at a realistic price. For eg I play Starfield with absolutely everything on and not using DLSS or any form of upscaling. Everything PC orientated is overinflated and not worth the price. Very low power usage, (550W PSU) fans even stop when not gaming. Latest support for DLSS 3.5 (40 series cards) the TI version has a switch on the card for ‘OC BIOS’ and ‘Silent’. It’s as future proofing as you can get for the gamer who is price conscious on a budget. That’s the first and foremost reason.

Using this card, I couldn't use a DisplayPort cable consistently. It'd work sometimes, but most of the time, it'd show a black screen. I could only use a HDMI cable, but that doesn't allow me to use 240hz on my monitor. It also started black screening after I installed the most recent NVIDIA graphics driver, and after I took it to get fixed, I'm being informed that the person fixing it can only get a display with a DIFFERENT graphics card. Staying away from these cars from now on.