Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this video card. It was a bit pricey, but to me it's worth every penny. I upgraded from an older video card, and I'm really impressed with this one. It was easy to install, and I downloaded the latest drivers direct from their site. I have a 40 inch TV hooked up so I can play my flight sim on it, and it has worked flawlessly so far.

Finally upgraded my graphics card and went with this. It works awesome and is super quite.

Replaced my GTX-970. With some hefty tweaks Division 2 benchmarks on the 970 were 50 fps or so average at 1920x1080 with occasional low spike that was noticeable. The fans ramping up to speed never bothered me but the would mention it from time to time. This GTX-1660 Ti is averaging 70 to 80 fps in the same game with even a bit more eyecandy turned on. No complaints from the wife or the cats on noise either!

You cant go wrong with this gpu good price and it works well. I purchased a second one .

I have had this card for about 2 months and it has cut my video editing time from 4 hours to 20 minutes, last card was 6 years old though. I think this is pretty good for 1080p online gaming but I wouldn't push it to 2k, and definitely not 4k. Doesn't overheat, no issues with compatibility on my AMD Ryzen 3600, older motherboard DDR4 computer parts.

great gaming gpu runs cod, ark, at 4k res. Stays cool.

I had 2 gtx 670's, and decided to replace them with this. The RTX 2080 is too expensive, or I would have got that. It performs well, but... The price point seems a bit high, for the specs. Wish I had saved up the extra cash to get a better GPU. Seems like a good choice, if you cant be bothered to shop online and wait for delivery. I went with this GPU because it was the best bang for my buck available at my store, and I needed it that day. Otherwise, I'd recommend shopping around for a better card at a lower or comparable price.

Runs every game I throw at it with max settings at 60hz(60fps average) itll start to lag a little when you're going up towards 144hz (110fps average) max settings. Overall runs great!

Was building myself a new computer and added this graphics card. It is a really good card, but I updated to a 2000 series a little later. It still made a great upgrade to my nephew's gaming computer when I upgraded mine.

This was a great upgrade from the 970 that we had before. This is probably the best 1080P card on the market. EVGA cards are solid, and I would recommend anyone to purchase this card

I love the build quality of this videocard. It does not feel flimsy at all. The temperatures are extremely cool compared to my radeon. I am playing in 1080 and have in excess of 70fps on high settings on many games.

To this day I still have this installed in my external GPU. Performance for the card is decent. Not sure if you are able to find any of these in today's market.

I'm no expert but went online for YouTube PC gamer builds and bought what was recommended as good mid level components. This is outstanding for my PC gaming habit.

I purchased this to upgrade from the GTX 1050ti 4gb, and this machine is definitely a great upgrade from that device

Upgraded from a 960. Huge difference. Can play anything at Max Settings on 1080P. Pretty quiet under load as well. CPU i'm running it with is a Ryzen 1600X

This really did a good job updating the graphics the PC. This PC is used to spend many hours gaming.

Another awesome gpu from EVGA. Runs cool and quite solid build quality. Not much different than my 970 ($100 used) in games but with the GDDR6 the textures maybe look a little better. No contest in mining these things are fast, better hash rate than a 1070 at almost half the power consumption. For gaming: don't buy it if you already have a 970 or 1060

overall its a good graphics card, if you just need one without the RTX features. Its the best bang for the buck.

I've had this card for a few months now and no complaints at all. super good. graphics look awesome at 144. I would buy again.

Can see the difference in games. My previous cards were dual gtx 700 series cards.