EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Super Sc Ultra Gaming, 6GB GDDR6, Dual Fan, Metal Backplate

Seems to be a great video card, fair price for the performance it offers. This card has all the ports most anyone would need, DVI dual link, Display Port, and HDMI. If you are still using VGA, do you really need a discrete video card? Amazon monkeyed around with the price of this, ended up costing me $20 more than it should have, you know one of those one day bumps in price because you looked at it or added it to your card, and then the day after you buy it the price goes back down. I don't like that practice and would have bought local if I had more time. This card offers a great performance boost over the Geforce 1650 card, for not much more money. And one of the few decent performing cards that still has DVI, if that's important to anyone anymore.

I purchased this GPU to upgrade my outdated GT1030. I’m not a heavy PC gamer but do like to have decent graphics. So far with some minor setting adjustments, It has done well with newer games such as Forza Horizon 5, Cyperbunk 2077. Just to name a few. If you are looking for high FPS, this may not be the graphics card for you. You may be able to squeeze a little more than 60FPS. So far it stays cool within 30-58°C. Also it seems very quiet for the fans, Can’t really hear them over the main Computer fans. (Also I have 6 fans running on my PC case.) Overall satisfied with it. For the level of PC gaming I do and most games I play.

Love that this consumes less power (less heat) and is more powerful than my previous card, in addition to being smaller in the case (helping air flow). This two fan size is 1/3 smaller than my previous three fan card, which I have to imagine helps keep air moving throughout my case to keep things cool.Playing Diablo 2 Resurrected, my suggested graphics settings went from Medium on my 970 to Very High (highest option) with the 1660 Super. I got it for $240, which is easily the best value for an upgrade I have ever done. I debated going to a higher resolution monitor, upgrading my CPU and going with something like a 3070, but that all in cost would be about $1800 when you factor in all the components. Terrible value compared to this little sub $300 upgrade! I'm digging 1080p gaming again (actually for me it's 1920x1200 with my 16:10 monitors).

I bought this card as I would need more performance once I started to tackle more and more demanding projects with Davinci Resolve, Adobe and the like. My HP pre-built can't handle the power needed for the RTX class of cards so this was the next best thing after using a GTX 1050Ti for almost 3-4 years straight.(Note - may have to buy a SATA to 6-Pin PCIe connector cable if your own pre-built doesn't have one.)