I had a Radeon Nitro r9 390x 8g 6k, but something happened to it. I decided not to spend a wad of cash since I don't do any intense gaming any more. So I got this card because it was under $400, it was OK for some lite gaming and it had two HDMI ports, plus two other ports for a max of 4 monitors.
I could tell from the packing that someone had returned this card, but it was alright for me. I suspect that anything returned would be examined and tested. So far, no problems.
I tested the card out on some gaming and it worked fine for what I play. It was also easy to setup. I booted and it took Windows about 30 seconds to find the drivers, setup the card and to arrange my dual monitors. I didn't even need to download anything. I also like that it is an ASUS card since my MB is also ASUS.
It also doesn't take up as much room. This card is shorter and not as thick as other cards. I was able to adjust my cables and even had enough slack to rearrange my cables in the case because I had a lot more room.
It also has the bonus of not drawing as much power. It only needed one of the AUX power cords and it is super quiet compared the my older card. It only has two fans and I can barely hear them over the other fans in the case, which is a nice change from my 390x which was extremely noisy.
So if you are looking for an inexpensive video gaming card, then this would be your pick.
| Max Screen Resolution | 7680 x 4320 |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 1785 MHz |
| Graphics Coprocessor | NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 |
| Chipset Brand | NVIDIA |
| Card Description | Geforce RTX 2060 |
| Graphics Card Ram Size | 6 GB |
