Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a very good starter graphics card, being good for price and power. Plays many games such as Fortnite, PUBG and Call Of Duty. All you have to know when buying this card is the fact that you are going to be lag-free.

An upgrade from a GTX 1050ti. Idles about 10 degrees C higher than the 1050 - at 40-42C. Playing on ARMA MP servers only brings it up to about 45 or so. This is on a 24" 1080P 165 HZ .5-ms monitor - with a 850W power supply. It is quiet enough that I can't hear it above my case fans. Truly overkill for this use, as the 1050 ran just as well in this scenario, but would get up into the 60-70 C range while doing it. G sync? I wouldn't purchase just for that. Can't really say I can tell any difference with it activated - maybe more noticeable on larger displays. Bought a support, but honestly, it's not required. Great card for the price. Gives me a little edge for the future.

Easily one of the best cards for the price. It runs every game in ultra settings at 1440p. You can push 4K graphics but framerates only hit about 60fps. I think the best part is having Ray Tracing at this price.

A big upgrade from a GTX 1060 6GB. Runs high frame rates in 1440p ultra. Some 4k games at 30 to 50 fps and up, depending on the game. Feels well built. Have had it for about a month so far and very stable, quiet. A slight buzzing at times under stress but not noticeable.

Switched from a 5000 series amd. Glad I did. No blue screens, temps hang around 60 Celsius on COD war zone at maxed settings. No stutter. Couldn’t have asked for a better card for the price point. Build quality is crazy good

Great card released by nvidia offering ray tracing, as well as over 100fps in 1080p. Solid showings at 1440p as well as 4k. I only used this card for 2 months before upgrading to the 2080 super. But if you're not willing to dish out $500+ for a card capable of ray tracing and high fps this is the card for you. You will not be disappointed. Side note this card isn't future proof.

The RTX 2060 super delivers performance equivalent to an RTX 2070 (original) for a hundred dollars cheaper. Pros: Design: Its a beautiful card for mounting vertically Delivers quality performance and opens the avenue for Ray-tracing. Cons: The only concern would be for those building a pc in a small form factor case. I own the H1 ITX case, and while it offers suitable airflow, the RTX can run a bit hotter than usual. The cpu/motherboard face the left side of the case and was cool to the touch, the right side where the GPU was mounted was warm to the touch. (Its a selective con that will only affect a few users, but I believe it was important to disclose.)

Card is near old RTX 2070 in performance, so you get a lot for your money. The card construction is very elegant, it is longer than some 2060 cards, but not by much. Many output options, even USB-C. Not sure I like the power connecter at the end of the card (versus on top in most cards), it may be an issue in some tight cases. The lit up green "GEFORCE RTX" sign on top of the card is cool - it would be incredibly cool if it changed colors based on GPU temp (green-yellow-red), but I don't think that's how it works. When I boot the PC, the card's fans run at 100% briefly - a little annoying. Running benchmarks gets the GPU to mid-70's temperatures - a bit high.

While the card does take up some real estate, the price really can’t be beat. It performs good and so far, it’s been a good video card

Quite a noticeable improvement over the 1070 I was running. Reasonably priced considering it's not far from reaching the performance of a 2070. Running ultra and extreme settings on some titles at 1440p. Definitely worth every penny.

I have a machine that has a very old GTX 940, which was “okay” for the games I was specifically using it for - but wanted an upgrade. The 2060 SUPER came and turned my low powered PC into a gaming machine! The 2060 SUPER made my games look and play much smoother with more detail that it was another “Why didn’t I do this before?” I also had tried a GTX 1660 ti, but nowhere near the 2060 SUPER quality. Please note this card requires an additional 8pin connector, 64bit versions of Windows, as well as a minimum 550 watt power supply.

My first Founder's Edition card, and I am very impressed. Card looks amazing, all metal and built like a tank. Fans spin all the time, unlike my old 1060, but they are completely silent. Looks awesome in my case, love the green LEDs on the top. This card dwarfs the other components in my mATX case. Power connector requires a single 8 pin for power, so make sure you have the proper cables. I would also recommend at least a 750W PSU. Getting around 70-80 fps in Rise of the Tomb Raider with everything maxed out, about double what my old 1060 gave me.

this gpu is great value for your buck. very well balanced machine. good for all games. good fps paired with i5 9th gen

I got this gpu mostly for the looks and the fact that the pcie pins are on the end instead of the side so it had a cleaner look in my case. However, it is also a very solid graphics card. I can get a stable 200fps on max settings in 1080p and the card isn't even running at 50% yet. If i remove the frame cap, I can get an unstable 240 ish hertz. The card runs relatively cool and even though it is the lowest tier of the 2000 series nvidia cards, it still does a magnificent job.

The Super wasn't really worth it at launch, but I managed to get a deal before the shortages REALLY kicked in, and a few months before the 30 series was released. I originally wondered if I was still paying to much, but All things considered, a sub $350 2060 Super has wound up being a FANTASTIC compromise for Q3&4 2020, and ALL of 2021 so far. Runs EVERYTHING in 1080p just fine, LOTS of games in 1440p on ultra, and allows 4k media easily.

I built a new system for my son. I-7 9700k, Asus mobo, 32g Ram. Was going to use his 1060 6g card as it still keeps up ok but decided to try this instead. Glad I did. He went from 80-90fps on Fortnite to a steady 160-170fps with all epic settings. Great color and detail. Really a sweet card for the money. Much better than I expected. Card is quiet. Looks great. Build quality on this Founders edition version is amazing. Makes the MSI it replaces look like plastic junk.

Son's review: This card offers excellent 1080p-1440p 60fps performance for demanding games and high refresh rate performance for competitive/lighter games. My card overclocked really well, almost up to 2070 Super performance. RTX performance is not amazing, but Minecraft RTX runs smoothly. My only complaint is the fans are quite loud under load. However, now that the RTX 3060Ti is out, do not buy this for $400. Spend $250-$300 at most.

This is a powerful little card. I combine it with an i7 7700k and get framerates above 160 at 1080P all max settings. It doesn't touch 200W usage even with a slight OC. It does have a bit of coil whine but thats to be expected in a card this powerful. A solid mid-tier card if you can find one any near MSRP. Don't let the RTX 3000 series ads fool you, these super cards match up very closely in performance per watt.

The card performs amazing at most games and applications like solitaire and minecraft, however, its main gimmick is the Raytracing, if I exclude that from the picture, AMD's competing cheaper card the rx 5700 outdoes it in 4k resolutions, about matching the vega 64 while this is a little bit behind. if RTX is what you need though, the RTX performance is very good, about on par with the 2070, but if not using RTX, and just looking for raw power, its a tiny bit behind the cheaper 5700.

Updated my GTX 1070 to the RTX 2060 Super, and I was blown away by how much performance I got for the price. Both 2D and VR games becomes fluid and silky smooth at maxed out settings, and maintain high FPS. IF you're looking to future proof your PC on a reasonable budget, this is the best graphics card for the money!