EVGA 06G-P4-1667-KR GeForce GTX 1660 Ti SC Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fan

TL;DR Excellent GPU at an excellent price. Air cooled only, but is still impressive.Longer story:I had an overly expensive GTX 690 in my Alienware PC. I later replaced it with a cheaper and better EVGA GTX 980Ti. After some amount of years I noticed the GPU was running hot. There was another malfunction w/ the PC, which killed that GPU, so I replaced it with this one. Not much later, I built a new PC and put this GPU in. Since the 980Ti, I feel like I cannot settle for a non-Ti GPU with less than 6GB of VRAM. This GPU is a great replacement for the old one! It can even run Ark: Survival Evolved on epic settings, which I couldn't do before. It didn't always give me 60fps (frames per second) in those games, but it wasn't noticeable, Ark looked amazing once I played it with this GPU! I did eventually see it reach just over 90fps in a certain area. As I said, I'm very impressed with the price/value of this GPU. I'm also impressed that it doesn't require as much power as my last two GPUs, but still performs better. I'm also really impressed with it's cooling capacity. Near the end of their lives, my two previous GPUs got hot, reaching the 80's and 90's (Celsius) easily. I remember near the end of it's life the 980Ti would reach the 60's and 70's just idling. The idle temp of this one is high 30's, mid 40's. I tested it with some software I can't recall the name of. Under heavy load it did reach 80c, which concerned me. I asked EVGA and they said that this is definitely within tolerable range for this GPU. While gaming it hasn't reached 80c, which is impressive for an air cooled GPU. At first I was disappointed that I couldn't find some kind of AIO water cooling unit for it, but I've since realized that it doesn't need it. I did try to overclock it, but I don't think I really noticed a difference in performance. The only reason I noticed an increase in FPS and how fast it was running was by monitoring it with EVGA's Precison X1.I bought this for the value and because ray tracing isn't widely used yet, so I realized I could live without an RTX GPU. Now that ray tracing is coming to Minecraft, I wish I had the money to buy a RTX 2080 Super or Ti, but they're expensive! Luckily, EVGA has a Step Up program that may let you upgrade your GPU to a new one for a discount. I may do that eventually. I did spend more money and bought the 10 year warranty, which I think is impressive. So far, I love this GPU!

I picked up this card for my son's computer to speed up his Adobe Premiere and Photoshop work. As a side benefit he is now able to play his favorite game, Wolf Quest, at full 1080p resolution with all the graphics options turned up to highest quality at over 90 fps. I have never seen graphics this beautiful in a game before. Every blade of grass looks realistic and blows in the wind while casting a shadow. The snow and rain effects used to slow the game down dramatically but now they run super smooth. This is running with an i7 9700K and 64GB of RAM.The card is super quiet and I can't even hear it when the case cover is put back on, even when the fan spins up.The price was reasonable for a really good graphics card and this card can handle anything you throw at it on a 1080p monitor. Highly recommended.

Amazing value. I had my gtx 770 for about 6 years and I finally decided that I needed to upgrade. I'm extremely satisfied and pleased with how well I can run games now(very high-ultra on 1080p). Compared to the other brands, the EVGA build quality is very solid, with no cheap and loose components. I am extremely satisfied and would recommend this to anyone who is looking to upgrade their card with a budget below $350. If you can save the extra $60-80, I would recommend you purchase the rtx 2060.Edit: 2.28.19Please don't be discouraged by the initial rating. Amazon initially posted the wrong image for the 1660ti, alot of people including myself assumed this was the xc ultra which included 2 fans and didn't take up 3 slots. This was an Amazon error and not an issue with the product itself. It's unfortunate that it wasn't corrected immediately but it's unfair to punish the rating of the image low and not the product itself. Regardless, if you have room to accommodate 3 slots and have an ATX mobo then this is a great option. Just make sure you have a compatible mobo to go with the card.

Key Point- Thick Card; Shorter Length; Stays Cool; Solid CardAlthough the price is a touch higher than alternative options, I specifically chose this one because the length of the card is shorter while the width (or thickness) of the card is bigger compared to other cards. This works for me because I was not sure if my PC could fit a long card given where my PCI slot was. I did, however, have expansion slots to fit the card (take 3 slots).Gameplay:Plugged it in and ran a few games. For the most part, I was impressed by the boost from my previous GTX 950. Games like Apex I get around 80 FPS on Medium settings and Warframe 100+ frames on almost Max settings. Of course, this varies with other components in your rig (I feel like my card is currently being bottlenecked by my CPU). Because this is a mid-high tier card, you're not going to get maximum possible performance on modern demanding games (and you should not expect to with this price range). I had to mess with the graphics settings for a bit for each game to see what I liked. Sometimes, it is worth sacrificing frames for visual appeal and vice versa. It's up to you to dictate how you want to play your game.That being said if you are looking for 60 FPS at High settings, this will almost always achieve that in whichever game WITH a decent rig.Cooling:As mentioned earlier, this card does have an increased girth and the heatsink does seem much larger in width when compared to other cards. However, this card does stay relatively cooler than I expected. The default temperature before my card begins to throttle is 83 degrees Celsius. An hour of gaming of the mentioned titles and my card never pasts 75 celsius. It usually hovers at 65-70 degrees range.Overall, a good card that does not disappoint.