ASUS GeForce RTX™ 4060 LP BRK OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, 2-Slot Design, Dual Ball Fan Bearings, Auto-Extreme Technology, and More) Low Profile RTX4060|OC

La acabo de instalar, y funciona correctamente

Excited and eagerly anticipating the arrival of the purchase of the Asus Rtx 4060 Low Profile graphics card. Packaged arrived, dropped everything to see the performance of the new card. Installed into the computer that it was purchased for and this is where the disappointment begins, the card does not show anything the HDMI or Display port. Connect to onboard graphics and it is not even being recognized by device manager, remove and reinstall multiple times only to end up with the same results. Had to install into another computer to see if it was the computer that was at fault, and again no graphics displayed and not recognized in device manager. After 2 days worth of attempts, I ended up returning the card. It may be a manufacturing flaw on Asus's end, an issue with the N-Vidia chip, or possible mishandling at the warehouse or shipping, I will never know. I should have based my purchase on some of the reviews of the Asus card, as others have had the same issue with getting a faulty card. I thought that I would take a chance and unfortunately I was one of the unfortunate people that recieved a non-working GPU. Hope this helps with some other person considering this Asus card or possibly the 4060 RTX Low profile in general. Maybe I will give the Gigabyte variant a chance once the disappointment disappears.

IMO this would be the only 4060 you should purchase, this or the Gigabyte. For obvious reasons. SFF build's. It comes with a smaller I/O plate if you need it (which I did) so that's awesome. I'm getting the same FPS as a 2080, I guess that's my best comparison on speeds at 1440, the 1080p monitor isn't here yet so no I idea how that would compare. I'm using a 3.9 liter SFF case with a PICO power supply, and a 330 watt laptop charger brick. Works great paired up with 12400f CPU I believe that's a 65w TDP. No issues yet I should have enough head room for sure. Once I get it cleaned up and the wires managed I'll post new pics. Anyway yes I would suggest this GPU for your next SFF build if needed for a LP case. I'm currently playing First Descendant and getting 60FPS no problem and I haven't even tuned it yet. So I know I can increase that. Especially after the monitor gets here. Stays cool enough not having any issues. Using a case with plenty air flow. So that helps I'm sure. Anyway that's about it.

Purchased this to strap in a Inwin case sporting an integrated 350W PSU. We were tasked to build a pc for classes but was pre-assigned parts. Didn't want the system to sit and waste, so I repurposed it into a LP remote system. I was initially worried about the reduced size; it seems to run wonderfully. The system pushes most AAA at 1440p 70+fps.