ASUS Dual GeForce RTX™ 4060 OC Edition 8GB GDDR6 (PCIe 4.0, 8GB GDDR6, DLSS 3, HDMI 2.1a, DisplayPort 1.4a, 2.5-Slot Design, Axial-tech Fan Design, 0dB Technology, and More) RTX 40 Series Dual Fans ?DUAL-RTX4060-O8G

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I bought this on Nov 27, 2022 to replace my GTX whose CUDA was so slow which impacted video rendering a LOT. Gaming was really good. Until I noticed this one. Blazing CUDA performance! Games are also a lot better. I don't care about the A.I. stuff, but I've tried it. Ehhh... The CUDA is a big deal, and though CPU rendering is better quality sometimes you just want great quality FAST. It functions well with Windows 7 as well as 11. I cannot handle Windows 10 and that ugly Metro thing. I've also started trying Linux Ubuntu and some others. Some older games just won't run at correct speeds or have problems that were made for x64. So Windows 7 is still very handy. However, Wine with Ubuntu has been very helpful in these cases. I'm not a "hard-core" gamer, so... DiRT 5, DiRT 4 (a modification is needed), and some other new ones do very well with this board. I also dig the RTX remakes of Source's games like Portal. Though I noticed I had to degrade some performance in the game for it to be totally smooth. Since they're still in process maybe that will change soon enough? The lowering of settings though does not detract from the added Ray Tracing. Wow! So Windows 7, 11, and Unbuntu are doing really with this in everything I've done. Again, I'm not really an A.I. fan, but it has moments of cool, as long as it not ChatGPT...I'm cool with it. HDMI sounds fantastic, but most times I'm using my AirPods or wired ear buds. But when playing Rush songs, the HDMI does very well. Games sound good, and I always disable game music because it detracts from games. When I'm talking to people, or in situations music isn't often going at the same time.

Upgraded from dual fans RTX 2060 to the triple fans RTX 4060. Came brand new, fit in my tower and was easy to install. Will update review if I come into any problems, but so far this was a great purchase for me.

What I got is a great work horse video card that does it all for me. I went from 2GB to 12GB video card. No hesitation here. Yeah I know there are $600-$1200+ cards, but this bad boy is a steal for a system upgrade "build"

Quite a bit larger than anticipated so pre-measure your case in all directions and mind your cabling in advance as well. Runs everything I have currently on Ultra; Cyberpunk 2077, Starfield, Diablo 4, etc. Windows 10 32gb RAM and this chonker is all I need. Does ok on Cisco emulators like GNS3 and Eve-NG and such. Haven't tried photogrammetry yet but it's on the to-do list.