GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Eagle OC 8G Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 8GB 128-bit GDDR6, GV-N406TEAGLE OC-8GD Video Card

Good quality, reasonable price, works like a charm. So far no issues with gaming.

I bought this card a little over a year ago—back when my fascination with AI was just taking hold and my hardware budget was... let’s say “aspirational.” At the time, I didn’t think much of it. It was the cheapest entry into the 40-series club, and buying it felt less like an upgrade and more like choosing to eat plain toast for dinner. Again. Fast-forward a year and several neural networks later, and I had a revelation: This goofy little card—this reject of a GPU—had somehow been the most functional piece of Nvidia-made silicon I’ve owned. And not because it’s good. Oh no. Let’s not confuse reliability with performance. The 4060 Ti is basically Nvidia’s version of that one cousin nobody invites to weddings anymore. You know the one—always late, probably unemployed, smells vaguely of burnt toast. But here’s the thing: when push comes to shove, that cousin shows up. He might forget to wear pants, but he still lifts the damn couch when you need to move. Meanwhile, the 5070 Ti? That’s the golden child turned delinquent. All the promise, all the hype... and then it torched my workflow like a bored Greek god. NaN errors, driver meltdowns, Python compatibility that made me question my will to live. Three days of debugging later, I was staring into the abyss and whispering “maybe it’s me.” It wasn’t me. It was the 5070 Ti. That card gaslit me harder than my freshman-year group project. I yanked it and reinstalled a 3090 that I bought because I REFUSE to pay $4500+ for a 5090 that has a self immolation complex; and guess what? The old card booted right up. I’ve since installed the 4060ti in a home AI server, and, whaddaya know? It works, no driver issues, no bursting into flames, no smell of melting plastic, no command line hell. It just runs my code—and keeps its mouth shut. Not because it’s a miracle worker—but because, bless its heart, it at least knows how to do its job. So yes, it’s underwhelming. Yes, the 8GB VRAM is a joke. Yes, PCIe lanes are missing like it owes child support. But you know what? It works. And in Nvidia’s current “AI-hardware-but-make-it-trauma” era, that counts for something.

this card doesnt dissapoint, but i had purchased the overclocked version and got the non oc version im pretty sure the overclocked version is a little faster so thats upsetting, customer support didnt do anything as far as i could tell not to let this hurt my review of the card, installing the latest drivers on my overclocked ryzen 7600 (5.5ghz all core) this thing just blazes through everything at 1440p 120hz 10 bit color on my asus 32" monitor, cyberpunk 2077 runs silky smooth with dlss3 quality and frame gen always way above 60fps even with ray tracing on (u barely notice the dlss3 upscaling difference at higher resolutions and only if u look with magnifying glass) minor downside is the cooler blows air down to the motherboard and not to the sides and out the case like some do, so if u have an SSD under it u might get warmer ssd temps if ur case has poor airflow a few games do want 8gb but most were patched from the memory holes, and run fine but we are still on the era where 8gb and even 12gb wont be enough !! that said i def dont think the 16gb is worth the 100+us extra stock clock temps were extremely cool while gaming, this gpu def doesnt get hot , i dont ever recall reaching over 70c, so def room for oc, card was also very quiet the whole time !! for non DLSS performance its not worth it but the moment you turn it on, its a massive boost and ive yet to find anything unplayable at 1440p for me

Quiet and and nice upgrade to my 1660 super. Pretty low power consumption.

I've heard from so many people that 4060's and 4060ti's are rip offs.. But I still took a chance on this and don't regret it at all.. My last build had a 2060 in it and I had to play every game on pretty low settings... But with this card ,For the first time I can play literally any game I want on pretty much maxed out settings.. Been gaming on this card in a new pc build for about 4 months and it performs very well. I've even just bought my very first 1440p monitor and its runs games in 1440p easily as well. Very much worth the price!

extraordinary delivery and performance, a great GPU, but you should buy the 16b version. also: buy this in the states if u are brazilian, the price difference is crazy.

Al principio, la computadora no encendía, pero recordé que se puede reiniciar la BIOS quitando la batería de la placa base, así que lo hice. Al encenderla, funcionó. Antes se congelaba durante los juegos de rol, pero ahora, con esta tarjeta gráfica, parece congelarse un poco. A veces no es la tarjeta; a veces es el servidor, que no es muy potente.

5060 ti is about as good as my 3070 ti with a lower energy consumption and way smaller foot print and its a little better in many ways. Good buy