MSI makes good cards. About this one:
- It is not that big (not small either) but you don't need extra clearance in a normal computer case.
-Games of 2023 require cards like 1660super to play, thus with this 2060 you will be able to play even the most demanding games.
- It is the best budget card out there, where you still can play everything but the price is a consideration (it is still expensive for a pice of hardware, looking at you NVIDIA!)
-Nvidia new releases are geared to high end market. Chances are if you had that kind of money to trow around you would not be looking at this 2060
-For the money this card and the 1660super are the best value, so look at the 2, check their price fluctuations and wait for a good opportunity to strike! (buy).
-Quiet. i upgraded from a 960, and this thing is very quiet. I thought I should get the EVGA since it had a 'no fan spinning' mode, this one does not, here the fans spin always, BUT they are so quite under browsing mode, I dont hear them, I hear my case fans, then I put the card, used it and all i could hear were still my case fans. Ha!
-Under games they are also quiet under load, not like a plane is taking off and passengers needed to fasten seat-belts, like with my old card. There are quieter cards models out there, but for the price this one excellent.
-Very reasonable power supply (you need 8 pins) - a 550watt Power Supply is enough (if you dont have other crazy demands from your system) thus you will not need to upgrade your power supply unit in most cases.
-Has a good port selection in the back. Me likes for my duo monitor set up.
Good Luck!
| Max Screen Resolution | 7680 x 4320 |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 1710 MHz |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 6 GB |
