Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great graphics card worth every penny and hasnt let me down works with all the games ive purchased.

Landed one of these today, happen to be in stock while i was in the store. Luckily, The package was not sealed in anyway, but everything seemed in order, fingers crossed. I did not have the pay the $200 membership fee to purchase, but I did pay a few hundred over original list price. It's a giant card, had to to some trimming of a fan case to get this in a Alienware R12 case. Everything seems to run at the highest settings in 1080, with no issues.

Best bang for you money. Just intalled in my pc works perfectly for 1080p gaming. 1440p I am not sure yet. If you can get your hands on it I would.

This card is fast, as close to a 3070 as you can get. It looks understated, though don’t be fooled. It’s a beast under the hood for 1080p or 1440p gaming, and can play the latest pc games without breaking a sweat! These are in high demand, get yours today!

Awesome card great performance would recommend to anyone who wants a all around great gpu

First off im very impressed with my Lenovo Legion i5 series i was able to upgrade my psu frm 400w to a 750 w and a 1660 super to a 3060ti and now preforms like a Tasmania devil

Fantastic! Got it just in time for Christmas. Fast and reliable. So happy with this product.

Remember to interface the components of your computer in order for the parts to comunicate with each other. The tech team at the Kokomo In location did not know this ;)

Great performance out of a graphics card and its easily capable of playing any game.

When I purchased this card from Best Buy it costed $600 before tax so I am writing this review based off of that price. The build quality is great and it looks great. It’s slimmer than most triple fan cards and not too big. It has one RGB accent on the gigabyte logo which is not diffused that well and does not transition smoothly. It looks great in a black, white, or grey build and fits with most colors. I appreciate that it has a dual bios; OC and quiet. The performance is what you would expect from a 3060 ti. I don’t think purchasing an OC variant of a 3000 series Nvidia card is worth it because there are not much gains compared to the price. Performance is great and will serve you well with 1080p high refresh rate and 1440 60 fps gaming. Ray tracing performance is good as well and I love the DLSS technology. Lastly the cooling. This is where I am most dissatisfied. Considering this is a triple fan card, the noise levels and temps are not that great. Everyone’s case will be different but I have ram numerous cards in my build from below budget cards to more premium cards and I can say the cooling on this is pretty mediocre. The fan noise was about as loud as my old low end rx 580 I had which was really disappointing. If you wear headphones mostly this is not an issue. The tone of the fan noise is also not good and not smooth. The temps were nothing to be concerned about but they were higher than other three fan cards I had. If this card was cheaper than $600, closer to the $400-500 I would feel a lot better about this card but considering the price, it is not worth it. $600 would get you an rtx 3070 ti founders edition which I would much rather buy if you had the opportunity. The price this particular card goes for is not far off from what you could get it from a scalped price locally. If you are buying a 3060 ti from a retailer I would suggest just getting the founders edition which costs $400 if you can find it. The premium you pay for this is not worth the features you get. I hope this helps. Thanks.

Been using it for over a year now, really good card. I haven't had any issues with it, cools pretty good and it also runs every game I've tried on it.

Great card, much better than my 1080 but the price is definitely high and compares to the 3080 founder edition. With the shortage slowing down and card becoming more available you'd probably be better off being patient and snagging a 3080 founder when they happen to be in stock. It was a little big for my Aurora R7 so i have to take my front fan housing off and secure the fan another way (zip tied cause i didn't want to drill into the case). I also had to upgrade my PSU and rewire, which was easy too. Overall though I dont regret the purchase, my wallet did though.

Works fine. Ridiculously overpriced. Plays every game I have in 1080p at ultra high settings. 1440 is good at high settings for most games. A good gpu, but not worth the price even back when this card was new.

Great performance card. The fans could be slightly better(feel slightly flimsy compared to the FE card). But performance and thermals are amazing and if you have a case that can fit the card it is still a decent buy in the shortage.

Bought this for my brother who decided to downgrade from a 3080. Amazing performance for 1440p gaming, with more than sufficient frames for a great gaming experience. The card also runs much quieter and cooler than his original msi 3080.

You cannot beat the price to performance ratio of a 3060 graphics card! This RTX 3060 TI is a beast! It plays almost every game at high settings. It's crazy the performance these things make, plus the design is awesome looking!

Great card, decent cooler despite all the plastic. Subtle RGB and good temps. Has 8+6 pin ports so be aware of that. Most PSUs can run this even on daisy chained cables since its low power

Pretty beast 3060 ti, oc can be close to 3070(ref speeds). About 5-10 percent slower than 3070 when ya ng high power limit oc. Runs cool and quiet. Pretty beastly 3060ti

I had to replace an RTX 2080 Super which apparently burned out (and is out of production so the existing cards are now wildly overpriced), so all I was looking to do was match that and in the games I play (Lord of the Rings Online and Skyrim AE), the 3060 ti is performing as well or better than the old card did. So, mission accomplished.

Card cools really well and it's pretty quiet. No complaints and this one is priced slightly lower than the other 3060tis at the time of purchase