PNY - NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB GDDR6 PCIe Gen 4 x16 Graphics Card with Dual Fan - Black
Model: VCG4060T16DFXPB1
SKU: 6562415
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Customers regard the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 16GB GDDR6 as a strong performer, particularly praising its excellent performance and substantial VRAM. Many appreciate its affordability and efficient cooling system, while some users noted the card's compact size and ease of installation. A few customers mentioned that the card could be quieter, and some expressed concerns about the memory bus.
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You get 40 series features 16gb of vram which increases longevity. And the performance to power usage is awesome. Only needs one 8-pin connector. It also fits in slim design desktop PC's
Posted by C4Platinum
The most capable graphics card I've personally owned. I'm not a huge gamer, but this card will play anything I can throw at it. Additionally, it draws only 165watts max so it's very efficient. Paired with an i7- 12700F, the 500watt power supply in my pre-built has no issues powering the system. I also like how it isn't oversized and will fit in a smaller mid-tower. The PNY 4060-Ti 16GB is the sweet spot for me. The box makes a great addition to my little trophy shelf.
Posted by Mewcatchew
Went from a 1660 ti the 4060ti. Great improvment everything fells smother double my Fps in most games Dragons Dogma 2 went from 25-30 to 55-65 fps with max setting and Rts on at native res. The 16gb of vram is nice knowing i can get ecery drop of the game visulas. Ease of use was great. Installed the 4060ti in 10 mins. Has the 1660ti and 4060ti both have a 8pin power connecter. Started right up all Ihad to do I update the drivers. I would recommend to any one going from a 1000 series. FYI Cpu i am running is a i7 10700 f
Posted by 1FatGoldfish