GV-N4060GAMING OC-8GD

Pretty Solid GPU

I was a value for money till the introduction of rtx 5060. As a user of this product for around 2 years i did't face any performance issue but on the rgb side it failed. Rgb is not working now it only light up on color and stays like that for ever. I have contacted the service center they told that is issue with rgb header it can be fix via servcing so it not major issue it can be fixed. For what spend this extra money is for that rgb and 3 fan look gpu which is having little bit performance tweek . On the side of performance i am satisfied but that rgb which spend more was a loss

Really good product still use it and gives performance till now. But I still fill like the price is way too high for a 8gb card, that's I give only 4 star.

Defective product no output. And still no refund

الكرت شغال ولكن عندي مشكله مع درايفرات انفيديا

It has a very good performance for any type of video game, getting between 100+ FPS is a good buy if you have a 5 gen processor. It also has a good ratio between performance and graphics quality but if you just want performance I have no doubt that you will get up to 350+ FPS depending on the game.

TRES BONNE CARTE GRAPHIQUE ET RECU EN TEMPS RECORD

Excelente gráfica, todo llegó muy bien a tiempo y en forma sin ningún problema.

I installed the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 4060 Gaming OC 8G as a replacement for my RTX 3060. Even though it has fewer CUDA cores, this card delivers noticeably better performance. I was skeptical at first, but the efficiency of the Ada Lovelace architecture really shows. In World of Warcraft, I am now seeing smoother gameplay with higher frame rates at the same settings. Temperatures are impressive. Idle temps sit around 91 degrees Fahrenheit (33°C), and even during extended gaming sessions, max temps reach only about 133 degrees Fahrenheit (56°C). The triple-fan Windforce cooler keeps the card quiet and cool without throttling. The card is compact, easy to install, and requires less power than the 3060. It is a solid choice for both performance and efficiency. If you are upgrading from a 30-series card and wondering if the 4060 is worth it, the answer is yes—especially if you focus on games like World of Warcraft where optimization matters more than raw core count.