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Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025
I replaced a 2060 with this. The only problem I had was trying to find where I plug in the power from the power supply. It turns out there is no 'power supply' socket, it gets it's power from the mobo, works good.
Michael T.
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
If you can afford it, you should probably go with the 3060, but this guy is definitely a bargain buy.It handles ray tracing and supports early DLSS versions which makes games look great while still running smoothly.GPUs in general are easy to install so anyone with a desktop can just pop this guy in there and get an upgrade over an older GPU.I went from a 1660 to this and without DLSS, its actually pretty comparable on most games, but with DLSS, it's a definitive improvement.... also ray tracing (Minecraft can look real now haha).This won't be pushing 100+ frames on most games, but you can get at least 60 on plenty of AAA titles on high quality for sure (again, the title having DLSS support helps a lot!)
FatMario
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
I bought this card to upgrade from old GT1030 and extend life of my old PC. I don't need the highest FPS or graphics details. I just wanted the newer games to be playable for my son and be able to use 4k. It worked out very well.
Anonymous
Reviewed in Canada on February 19, 2025
This is NOT a PCI-E 16X card. It is just an 8X card which is disappointing
cjabass123
Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2025
I am not a techy geek or game player. I can't give you benchmark performance specs. I do create youtube videos, however, and I do enjoy watching any content in high resolution. I bought this graphics card as an update to an old PC that I am still using and have been extremely pleased with the output and performance of this graphics card. I am sure there are better and more expensive options but this one offered me the level of performance I was looking for in this price range.
Josh
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
Just getting into PC gaming? Or are you upgrading an old card but don't have a ton of cash to throw at the current gen? This is the card for you. The 3050 brings all of the RTX features that modern games provide, like DLSS, but also brings enough VRAM and processing power to boot. I got this card for my girlfriend who was upgrading from a GTX 1060. Needless to say, it was a huge jump in performance for her. Her specs are pretty mid-tier, and when we started enabling DLSS on games, she saw a marked boost to quality while her frame rates maintained steady
Quintana Clan Marina
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2024
I wanted to get a decent GPU for my new tower. I didn’t want to have to upgrade the power supply. It only came with 300W and this is the best card I could find under $200 that only draws 70W with no power cable needed. The manufacturer website even says 300W PSU is Ok, you can play Roblox at max settings with absolutely no lag, performs as well as my Xbox series X for this game, my son is very happy.
Clif
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2024
best option for 70 a watt card. Only 600$ plus cards are faster for the 70 watt limit.
Common Sense
Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2024
This card performs great at a max of 70 watts (from the PCI Express slot only) and best I can tell it's giving me better than 1060 6 GB performance at a fraction of the power, not factoring in the gains that can be had via DLSS 2 which the 1060 does not support. Works great in the cheap, former office PC that I bought which only has a 200ish watt power supply.Runs cool and quiet if the PC has adequate ventilation; otherwise it will turn your PC into a radiating heater under full load. If your cheap office PC did not come with a case fan I highly recommend getting one (around $7 for a good one) to keep temps low.Only bummer is the price: $190 when I bought it (more expensive than the cheap office PC I put it in). I realize this is a bit of a niche product but it still stung a little. If your PC has extra power connector(s) for GPUs you're much better off getting a GeForce 3060 or Radeon 6600 (or better if you can find it) for the same or less money.
Baby John the 4th
Reviewed in the United States on October 19, 2024
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