Customer Ratings & Reviews

I got a 270hz 1080p monitor, and it works grate togeather. If you want 1440p you can I am sure it well work good just with a lower fps tho

After debating back and forth on GPU's I've never owned an MSI product. I originally bought the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 Super Founders Edition. After about 3 weeks of use my temps on it kept creeping up to near 90-95°C. I have a well ventilated case on top of that, the fans were at full speed. I started looking at different cards. In came the MSI GeForce RTX 2060 Super Gaming X. There were no reviews on it from Best Buy at the time of my purchase but I took a chance and I will tell you that I will never look back. The MSI card is sleek, cool, and the Twin Frozr design the fans only run when the card gets above a certain temp. Playing all games on max settings for hours, my card doesn't go above 70-75°C. When I'm just browsing or doing work on my PC the fans don't even kick on! Thank you MSI for a wonderful product in the 2060 Super Gaming X. The software: MSI Afterburner is very in-depth. While I'm not into Overclocking too much I haven't dove into it. Dragon Center is pretty cool as well. From there you can add on Mystic-Light to control the RGB as well as a plethora of other things.

1080 144hz beast. Performs and looks amazing! This went into a ITX build paired with a MSI B550i gaming edge and a 3800X.

This works great with the Z390 AORUS Master board, the i- 9700k 8 core CPU.

Upgraded a 1060 to this. Runs 3 monitors at 144hz with no issues.

I usually play games at 1080p or 1440p resolution and this card is able to max out most settings while maintaining stable frame rates, even on newer games that have come out this year. It's also very quiet and does not heat up much even after extended gaming sessions. The price is reasonable for the great performance it offers and it will certainly be on par with the next generation of gaming consoles. Highly recommended product.

If RTX is not your thing be aware that the rx5700xt provides superior performance. Love this 2060 super card and if there were more games supporting ray tracing or DLSS I would gladly keep it. However there are not many games supporting these features hence paying for this tech is not a valid point in my opinion. This card temps are amazingly good and performance is sweet. Price is fine because it does deliver features exclusive to Nvidia cards. Overall this msi card is impressive.

Upgraded from a single fan 1660 that would run super hot. I got a great boost in performance upgrading to this 2060 super and my temps almost never hit more than 67 celsius. I even have a slight overclock on the gpu and it hasn’t affected the temps. Running everything at 1080p at high settings and high fps. Does also handle 1440p well. A great choice for a mid tier build, I’m extremely happy with this gpu.

Nothing negative to say about this purchase. The card runs beautifully and cooling is nice and quiet. The RGB is pretty neat for those that are into that kind of thing. I felt like at the time of purchase the card was a tad overpriced but I was impatient and wanted an upgrade for my system.

So far it has worked solidly, and it has fairly good temperatures. It is not as long as some graphics cards, but it is thick, so make sure you have room for it in your case. It actually covered my PCIe x1 slots, which is a shame as I had intended to use one for a Wi-Fi card. Honestly the biggest donwside is the price, which is high enough that you can probably afford an RTX 2070 or maybe even a 2070 Super if it was on sale. I ended up purchasing the Graphics card as it was the only one available close by during quarantine and I wanted and upgrade so VR games would run better and I could push some more pixels on a 1440p 144Hz monitor. For my purposes it is perfectly acceptable, but there are probably better performing cards for the money. That being said, its psychical build quality is pretty amazing and sturdy, which is probably where some of the price is accounted for. That being said, I would still probably recommend that a friend get a different card, as the average consumer does not need their hardware to be this sturdy for something like a desktop computer, which should remain relatively stationary 95% of time. Other cards I would recommend looking into: RTX 2070 Super (if you can find it on sale) RX 5700 XT for the same price or less most of the time

One of the best looking graphics cards I've seen, fits in the NZXT H1 case as well. Absolutely silent at idle and still quiet under load. Runs basically every game. Unless your doing 4k this will suffice for almost everyone.

I bought this card literally a day before the 3000 series was announced. I almost returned it but I'm glad I didn't. Still runs most games at 100+ fps at 1080p and 1440p and it can run 4k games at around 30-60 depending on the game (I was getting a stable 60fps in DOOM Eternal). Temps stay low, even in my small case. Works great, just still have some buyers remorse knowing I could have waited a few months and got the 3070 for almost the same price. Still a great card.

Excellent performance for what I paid. Installation was quick and painless and games look and perform fantastic. Highly recommended.

No complaints stays cool and quiet. Big step up from my rx 580

Decided to buy a 20 series gpu since the 30 series were going to sell out quick. Saved a few bucks and still like the end result. This gpu is no slouch in any way. Can run high graphic settings on any game including Microsoft flight sim. Worth It!

I'd been struggling nonstop with constant driver issues and black screens due to a Radeon RX 5700 I'd purchased previously and this card has solved all my problems. The MSI RTX 2060 SUPER looked great straight out of the packaging and was easy to install—it isn't an overly large card but it packs a lot of power. I'm a very heavy gamer and I've had zero issues with everything I've run with it. I've been able to play all of my games with super smooth frame rates on the highest graphic settings (@ 1080p). The only noticeable quirk has been the fan volume, but that's primarily when my PC first starts up and if I'm really pushing the card to its limits. This has been my best graphics card purchase in years.

It is a great card please do not buy rtX 2070 it give you same performance like that I have no problem running all the gains smoothly on 4K and on 1440P It is the best budget graphics card Available today 8GB of ram is enough for running 3 monitors at a time you need 515 watt of power supply And the 8 pin connector

Great graphics card! So far it runs every game i played at 2K 60+fps, i paired this with my AMD Ryzen 3600x i would go with the new 3000 series RTX’s though, same price with way more performance

I love the graphics card it isn’t too loud and it has ganen my games a huge boost! No complaints about it one thing I would’ve loved is for more lights but it’s fine how it is!

I picked up this card to replace 2 970s and I have at least doubled performance in games. For an extra $100 a 2070 Super will only net you 10% more performance in most titles so this card seems to be a sweet spot for those wanting good price to performance. Aesthetically it is one of if not the nicest looking cards right now. My only criticism would be that two of the rgb zones are only beneficial and seen if vertically mounting the gpu, although they will light up behind the card if not.