ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4060 Ti White OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4a, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology, and More)

Decided to upgrade my GPU before the upcoming GPUpocalypse everyone says is coming in 2026. This replaced a RTX 2060 Super Founder's Edition, and it's allowed me to bump gaming resolution from 1080p to 1440p while getting better framerates and lower temps/less noise. The 2060S was still a solid card, but it is now six years old and the most recent flagship games were starting to push it. Plus I was interested in bumping my resolution up to 1440p. The 2060S was perfectly fine for 1080p gaming, but not quite powerful enough for a resolution bump. And even at 1080p, temps were pushing low 70s for demanding titles, and the fans at those temps can be quite noisy. I use my build as an HTPC as well, so was interested in minimizing fan noise where possible (this GPU swap was done in combination with a full replacement of case fans/CPU heatsink). For the titles I run like Ninja Gaiden 4, Forza Horizon 5, various emulator-based titles, this has been running great at 1440p with consistently good framerates. Temps typically don't go above low 60s now, and the fans are dual bearing, much higher quality than the older FE card, and as a result a lot quieter. With 16gb of VRAM, this card has the necessary headroom to run at higher resolutions reliably, and that appealed to me as well. This should get me through the next couple of years on my current aging build (still running i7-9700k and DDR4 3200MHz RAM) until PC component prices hopefully stabilize at some more sane price point. This card is great for small form factor builds because of its relatively low power draw (180W), good performance, and smaller dimensions (9" x 4.7" x 2"). Uses a standard 8-pin GPU power connector too, so it should be compatible with most PSUs. Nice option for me. If you are chasing frames and need the best of the best, look for a 5080 / 5070 Ti or something, but for those that are on a constraint of some kind, either budget- or size-related, this is an excellent card that should perform really well with most AAA titles at 1440p / High or Ultra settings for at least a few years. I can definitely recommend this card to folks who want to play titles at high/ultra settings while still being cognizant of price.

I'm coming from an Asus TUF F15 with a 1650 Ti, for reference. This one is my very first gaming PC build, and I couldn’t be happier with this choice; it runs like a Swiss watch. System Specs - Ryzen 5 9600x - Asus TUF B650E - Plus Wifi - Asus TUF RTX 5060 Ti 16GB OC - Corsair Nautilus RS 360 ARGB - Corsair Vengeance DDR5 32GB 6000Mhz -Corsair RS 120R Fans -Corsair RM750e (2025) - Corsair 3500x ARGB Black - Samsung Evo 990 Plus 1TB M.2 I've spent a lot of time researching and looking for information before the actual purchase. I wanted to understand the basics of PC building to avoid any bottleneck or incompatibility within the parts. About the GPU, it is Asus so you know quality and construction are top notch. I decided to go for the TUF version because I've been using TUF line for the last 3 years, and the durability and performance are amazing. While the package came completely sealed, the box itself had damaged corners, but nothing that affected the graphic. The GPU itself is beautiful. I couldn’t decide which configuration to use for mounting because both front and back are nice looking. Probably the vertical mount option displaying the fans was a better choice for aesthetics, but since I got a lot of fans, I just decided to go with the standard horizontal mount. Installation was quite a bit hard the first time because of the IO shield on the MOBO, but the quick release bracket on the MOBO made it easier for the rest of the process. Regarding performance. I have tried two games so far at 1080p using a TUF monitor at 144Hz. One of those being Avatar frontier at max settings, very visual and graphically demanding. The GPU delivered as expected with FPS above 120. For me it is an absolute beast despite every single YouTuber calling for a 5070 or a 9060XT instead. Wanted first an Nvidia card and second a GPU that would allow me to run games for at least the next 5 years. 5070 was a strong choice too, but those 4 GB of RAM made it easier for me.

Amazing graphics card. I can play all the games i want to and it's so smooth. Now to say the games i play run very well; many of them are older like elite dangerous and 7 days to die. it uses up 100% of the gpu on some new titles like helldivers at ultra 1080p 90fps. So if you want the play the really brand new games you need to get a 5070 at least. Make sure to get a good cpu to let this card work at it's full potential. I have a intel i9 12900kf but that is very overkill. You can play new games on this and it will play very well. but you will have to lower the video settings a little bit. Build is good but on the one i got the GPU fans wobble very slightly. No noise no vibrations no problems at all; but that was something i noticed. And this graphics card run so cool its amazin it's idling now at 32 degrees. i have the gpu fans running at 30% with asus's GPU tweak. by default the fans will stop turning altogether under 55 degrees but it will then idle at 45-50 degrees, which is still excellent. It will automatically turn the fans on if it gets hotter. I personally like to keep the card's fans on so that it stays at 32 degrees. ive not seen it go over 50-60 degrees at maximum usage. very well done by asus. Im a big asus fan and I'm very happy with this graphics card. Very good product.

- Abstenerse de comprar esta tarjeta aquellos que - quieren actualizar su GPU y tienen actualmente desde una 3070 o inferiores, para que el salto de rendimiento valga la pena les recomendaría quedarse con su 3070 o su 3060ti míenras la 4070 baja de precio. - Compré la 4060ti a 8507 pesos mexicanos para armar una PC desde 0 y actualmente la he visto hasta en 7500, es una opción competente por el precio, la GPU para mi esta localizada en la gama media de entrada con miras de actualizarla en unos 3 o 4 años. - El rendimiento es faboluso para jugar cualquier título actual a 1080p nativo entre 60 - 100 FPS con todos los ajustes de calidad en ultra sin ningún tipo de escalador, los 8gb de vram son más que suficientes no se dejen engañar por ese argumento. - La serie RTX ofrece su escalamiento de imagen por IA (DLSS) y el frame generation (DLSS 3) qué ofrece únicamente la seríe 40, esas tecnologias te dan la oportunidad de jugar en resoluciones 2k y 4k con un desempeño y calidad buenos, el inconveniente es que no todos los juegos las implementan. Cabe destacar que el DLSS y DLSS 3 se aprovechan de manera fabulosa en conjunto de aquellos juegos que soportan Ray tracing o path tracing como cyberpunk. - Las temperaturas en situaciones de gaming demandante se mantienen entre 70 y 80 grados. - La unidad que yo adquirí fue importada desde Estados Unidos y tardó 15 días aproximadamente en llega a la Ciudad de México, la caja estaba un poco maltratada de los bordes pero la GPU llegó en perfectas condiciones dentro del empaque. Es una compra asegurada si te interesan las nuevas tecnologías de Ray tracing y full path tracing, de lo contrario hay opciones de AMD a mejor precio con rendimientos similares pero con un peor desempeño en Ray tracing.

Muy buena tarjeta, la compre cuando estaba casi en 9Mil pejecoins y ahora esta rondando casi 8mil y 8300 en Amazon y otra paginas.... pero sin duda buena gráfica, silenciosa y apenas llega a los 60 grados.

Got for msrp when it was available, gl trying to get it for that if you didn’t already but overall it’s a great card,MUCH better then the 5060 8gb and out preforms the 9060xt , the cooler on this card works great around 30c or lower on idle while on test bench

Cumple totalmente sus especificaciones exelente producto y calidad de material nada de ruido y muy fluido 👌🏼❣️

Muy buena tarjeta por su precio me corre todo a 144 fps que es mi monitor