Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER GAMING OC 6G

Let me start by saying this is a BIG card, I gambled on if i'd be able to fit this into my mATX build and luckily it fits JUST and its weight means you will end up with a little bit of GPU sag (Nothign dangerously bad but you may want to invest in a riser to keep it up if you don't like the asthetics) but personally I love the style that it adds by taking such a dominant hold of the case with its size and it's cooling capabilities are clearly working! I'm running it with a pretty tame +100mhz on the core clock and +400mhz on the memory clock with no reduction in stability and maxing out at 70c in what is a pretty tight packed mATX case. This will happily play any game at 1080p max setting at 60+fps with eSport esque games like CSGO and Rocket League easily in the 200+ range meaning a 144hz monitor works brilliantly. Currently theres no better card for the budget.

I was running on a GTX 780 Ti for years, and recently its age was really starting to show. On most of the games I regularly play, the performance was still pretty good, but at the cost of running really hot, and therefore loud. I was often running the card around 80C and frankly, the noisy fan (despite several clean-ups for dust) was becoming tiresome.I'd been researching possible upgrades for at least a year, and didn't want to splash out too much as the rest of my rig is as old as the 780. I didn't want to go for a 2060+ or 1080 which are still very expensive, but this middleground card (specifically the Super version) finally seemed to fit the bill. I picked this up for about £225 and the difference is immediate.Performance-wise, there isn't a huge leap from a 780 Ti to a 1660 Super so far, but it's how the new card copes with what it delivers. I could get 120+ fps in Deep Rock Galactic and similar games, but the 780 would be running at full pelt and some games would outright crash (Dying Light for one). Couldn't really run Doom Eternal at all, so will try that next. Instead of running at 80C, I've not seen this one go above 60 in high/ultra settings, and I feel like I'm easily getting 120+ fps in everything I've tried so far, looking nice on my 144hz monitor. What's more is the card is no louder than the other fans in my system, in fact it's barely noticeable.If you have an older rig and are just considering an upgrade to give yourself some breathing room, I don't think there's a better NVidia card out there right now. Excellent value for money.TL;DR: Great cooling, low noise, good performance, great value for money, go for it!

Great card, most bang for your buck, very low temps under load. You can play almost any current game at ultra settings at 60fps and most competitive games at 144 at reasonable settings. If you want more you'll need to pay more of course

After much research i decided to upgrade my old card and landed on the 1660 super, handles games and applications excellently, no cons to list. would highly recommend

Works amazing, best budget graphics card under £300. The only issue I am having is that the gigabyte software is not letting me change the colour of the small LED and whenever i change the colour, a few seconds later it returns to a solid blue every time. Other than that, cooling is great and noise levels are amazing.

This is an amazing mid level GPU. Works perfect for 1080p. Unfortunately the only downside to this order was the damage in shipping. Not good on Amazons end

Great product I didn't realize how much of a difference there is between a £50 graphic card (absolutely rubbish by the way) and a £200 one definitely worth the money if you can afford and it has a tiny bit of RGB so that makes it 100 times better right?😂

I put this card in a computer I use for 3D modelling and game development and noticed a dramatic increase in framerate on my own games from 60 FPS to 220 FPS. Also my modelling program can handle a lot more before getting any lag. Improved crispness of images and easy to install.