ASUS Nvidia GeForce RTX 4060 8GB DUAL OC Graphics Card for Gaming sold by Ebuyer Express Shop (UK Mainland)

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Great price for probably the best model of the 4060. Very quiet operation, great for my office gaming capable PC.

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ASUS NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB DUAL OC Graphics Card for Gaming
Features

NVIDIA Ada Lovelace Streaming Multiprocessors: Up to 2X performance and power efficiency
4th Generation Tensor Cores: Up to 4x performance with DLSS 3 vs. brute-force rendering
3rd Generation RT Cores: Up to 2x ray tracing performance
Axial-tech fan design features a smaller fan hub to increase airflow through the cooling array
A 2.5-slot design maximizes compatibility and cooling efficiency for superior performance in small chassis
Dual ball fan bearings can last up to twice as long as sleeve bearing designs
0dB technology lets you enjoy light gaming in relative silence

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25th Mar
If spending this amount on a new graphics card I would at least expect reasonable 1440p performance out of it. I do not get why someone would want to upgrade a GPU to stay with 1080p. The 4060 Ti should be a baseline for upgrading as it at least manages 1440p on most games at reasonable settings and not worth more than £300 because of the VRAM limitations. Buy a used 3060 Ti rather than this. It will be cheaper and faster.
25th Mar
I don't disagree about a used 3060 Ti being a better price/performance option, but many people won't even consider the used market. Not everybody plays the latest "AAA" games (or wants to) either. There are a lot of lighter titles (especially in the multiplayer and e-sports areas, Fortnite and the like) where a 4060 would deliver a high framerate experience at 1440p, and it's not SO weak that you can't play the odd demanding game on it too, even at that resolution.

That's obviously testing with the ultra settings too. With some settings adjustments and DLSS, there's a perfectly reasonable 60fps experience available for 99.9% of games out there even on a 4060 with a 1440p monitor. For someone who just wants something quiet with low power draw primarily for some casual gaming, it's not a TERRIBLE option. Yes, it's still overpriced even at this money, but that's just the way the market is - used AND new. It's on par with a 2080 (stronger in RT, with other benefits) and those are still going for over £200 on Ebay. I don't know who's paying that money for them, but they are. The demand just never seems to be sated, even with cryptomining a thing of the past.
25th Mar
People saying you can't play 1440p on this while I'm just sat here running a 3440x1440 UWQHD on a 3060ti...
27th Mar
Cyberpunk isn't the be all and end all. I'd consider upgrading my 3060ti FE but then I'm running Helldivers 2 at 100fps @1440p on Ultra+DLSS. Hard to convince myself I need more to run unoptimised garbage like Dragons Dogma 2... maybe they should just make them better!
25th Mar
Hi - complete dunce here. will this fit my board (Asus Prime H410m-a with PCIe 3.0 x16 ASUS SafeSlot Core)?

need some more gfx horsepower for Topaz Video AI.
25th Mar
Absolutely.
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25th Mar
You shouldn't really be pushing for 1440p on either this or the Ti, I wouldn't even bother on the base 4070. The sad reality is that there's little competition from AMD to push GPU prices down.

I went with the 4060 for improved RT performance and better performance per watt. I also get a warranty.
25th Mar
What do you mean? AMD competes in every GPU segment apart from 4090. If AMD is more competitive, which IMO - they are, would you get a Radeon? Or just want an RTX for less money?
25th Mar
At similar price range, RX 6750 XT (£299.99) with 12GB vram is far better than this RTX 4060.
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26th Mar
learning as i go here so bear with me - from reading PSU requirements the RX6750XT needs a twin PCIE 8 pin output whereas the RTX 4060 only needs the one? think ive got that right. i need to upgrade my psu either way - im looking at 30 quid for a PSU (600w) to power the RTX4060 or 100 quid (at least) to power the RX6750XT?

again, apologies if ive gone off on a tangent here - its a looonnng time since i bought a gfx card.

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26th Mar
thanks again for the assist.
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25th Mar
The Ti model is also around £350, but if budget is the concern it's of lesser value per £.

The voucher expires on midnight 29th
25th Mar
This or rx7600
25th Mar
7600.
27th Mar
Any recommendations for entry 4k gaming cards ?
27th Mar
This will game at 4k but older titles or new AAA games on low settings. Your really need to tell us what games you want to play, at what settings and Hz your monitor supports.