Customer Ratings & Reviews

While I did ultimately end up returning this product, please don’t let my insecurities steer you away from this. The card runs perfect. Temps aren’t too high, it’s sleek, minimal design is desired by many. I couldn’t control the RGB on the front where it says GeForce RTX so I returned it and bought a different card. I didn’t want it to be stuck on green the whole time.

Upgraded from 1070 ti, and of course way better! Loving it. Looks super clean!

I would recommend this card to any gamer or system builder. The Turing architecture of the GPU is really nice.

It's a good graphic card; however, I noticed that my processor is weak to push the GPU. If you are thinking about this gpu, get a good processor.

Getting awesome hashrate and low power consumption with MSI afterburn. Buying 3 more soon for my mining rig.

The card works really well and easily runs all the games I play at high settings with 100+ fps.

This bad boy was used for my first build. Works pretty well.

im going to be good life with this card lol u the best best buy thanxx uuuuuu

Was lucky enough to get the last one they had in stock at my store. I've had a GTX 950 graphics card for the longest time and upgrading to the RTX 2060 Super is like a night and day difference. I tested this card with various games in my library like Tomb Raider (2013), Wolfenstein, Resident Evil 2 Remake, Street Fighter V, Tekken 7, Soul Calibur V (I'm mainly a fighting game person), Mortal Kombat, Skyrim, The Outer Worlds. I only have a 1080p 60 hz monitor and 4K 60 hz monitor so I can't speak for ultra high refresh rates. But it blows any game in 1080p on max settings out of the park, no problem. I tested a variety of games in 4K as well. It will get 60 FPS 4K in racing games, fighting games, esports, MOBAS, less demanding titles, and games that are a bit older (2015 and prior is my definition of "older"). In newer titles you'll have to tweak the settings a bit, some run fairly well in 4K and some do not, very dependent on the game. This card is really meant for high refresh 1440p game play (did a lot of research on it prior to and it seems to get well above 60FPS 1440p in the vast majority of games) and I plan to get one of those monitors eventually to maximize the potential of the card. That's my old GTX 950 on top of the computer. The RTX 2060 Super looks extremely nice and sleek in design and fits comfortably in my mid tower NZXT H440 computer case.

This card is great for 1080p 144Hz! For me it could run most games near max settings and maintain a smooth frame rate (over 60fps). It also runs very cool, HOWEVER, if you play any game that utilizes raytracing the graphics are stunning (tested with Minecraft RTX)! The only issue is that the GPU gets VERY hot, the highest I saw it’s temps at was 82 degrees Celsius, so your case will need decent ventilation if you’re gonna be using this card to utilize the raytracing features it comes with. Only thing I wish is that you can adjust the fan speeds of the card, which you can’t. Otherwise great card!

I am not a gamer. The only game I play is BeamNG and of course this card runs that game effortlessly. So if you are looking for a gaming review, my review will not help you. However, I am a content creator and if you are looking for a review from the aspect of a content creator, then continue reading. I am a 3D artist. I primarily use Blender. This card works perfectly for Cycles, Eevee and LuxRender rendering engines. I primarily use it for Eevee and Cycles and I have been doing some benchmarks. One RTX 2060 Super is quicker in some renders than two GTX 1060s. On average one RTX 2060 Super is about 90% as fast as two GTX 1060s. So yeah, almost twice as fast at cycles cuda rendering. However, if you are using Blender, there is an OptiX cycles rendering option that allows you to take advantage of the RTX cores. With this option turned on, ONE RTX 2060 Super is nearly twice as fast as TWO GTX 1060s. If you are familiar with cycles rendering, you will understand the significance of that. Let me put it to you this way with the following Benchmark results using the Blender BMW benchmark. Two GTX 1060s overclocked takes 1:09 to complete. ONE RTX 2060 Super takes 0:33 to complete. Of course your results will vary based on other system specs.

Cmon guys. This card is a boss. The performance jump to the 2070 super is still worth it if you have the spare hundo lyin’ around. If not, this card will clear any hurdle you throw at it. I can pull 144FPS easy with Warzone at 1080p medium settings. Still gets close to 80-90 on ultra settings. One of the heavier graphic-intensive games. I’ve noticed complaints about the whirring sound when the fans kick on. This is no issue. You can hear them start to go, and it sounds like a mini jet in your case, but no worries, it’s simply doing it’s job of keeping your rig within temp. The LEDs look slick. It does only glow green, but it’s NVidia so what were ya expecting? I spent close to 1700$ on my rig and I am super happy with the performance so far. The Super will last me for a bit, and Founders resell better than other manufactures, so you can upgrade into the 3000 series within a few years.

A really good gpu, It's been going strong sense 2020!!!!!

I got this GPU and It is very good this was my first time building a pc and this GPU looks really nice inside of my case. The green lights make it look even cleaner looking and in my games it performs very well and it rarely ever goes over 65 degrees Celsius while gaming. But the only thing that I might not like is that mine had a little coil whine under high load but while under light gaming and everything else it is very very silent.

This card performs excellently. I'm getting 90 fps at 1080p with maxed out settings and the card doesn't exceed 70c. I will recommend this card at a lower price point given the release of the 3000 series cards. It is no slouch and DLSS 2.0 runs well. Very easy to install and setup. Nvidia does a great job with stability of hardware and drivers. Go ahead and install Gaming Experience. It's worth it as well.

Perfect size for my sffpc. Smashes through games at 1080p 144Hz. Basically GTX 1080 performance with the added RTX feature. The extra $100 for the 2070S isn't worth it. 10 - 15 more fps when you're over 120FPS anyway? Hmm. Great build quality too. Would purchase again.

I used this card for a new build and couldn't be happier with it. I came from an R9 380 to this so the upgrade was extremely noticeable. I'm able to run all my games at Ultra settings at 1080p and the ray tracing/shading aspects really stand out. Similar performance to a 2070 for cheaper. Definitely worth.

This card is beautiful. The build quality is amazing. It feels incredibly solid, and has fantastic finishes. Big thumbs up for the founders edition! Performance is fantastic for 1080! Its more than enough for current games. Cooling is nice and quiet. RTX Voice is awesome.

For the price of the card, this is a great card. If you are trying to build a gaming pc around 15 hundred dollars, you should get this card. The temperatures on this card are really good. It gets to around 60 degrees Celcius. I never ran into issues with this card.

No issues whatsoever. I almost went with a Radeon 5700XT. I wish I could do some sort of comparison because from what I have read everywhere, it is better than this 2060 super I bought. However, some of the reviews I read said that the AMD card ran hot and consumed more power. Also that the fans couldnt keep up with the heat. Some reviews for the AMD Radeon said they had driver issues. For that reason I chose to go with the "inferior" yet stable Nvidia RTX 2060 Super. The installation was super easy and I loaded a game on full settings and no problems at all. Might buy another to set up SLI down the road. For the record, I would have gone with the AMD had it not been so "new to market". With AMDs reputation I am certain they will deploy an update that will maoe it work even better and flawlessly. Unfortunately I am not the one that has the patience to research for solutions if I run into an issue. Just didn't want to take the risk. I had to settle for Nvidia