Gaming GeForce RTX 3050 8GB GDRR6 Boost Clock: 1807 MHz 128-Bit HDMI/DP PCIe 4 Torx Twin Fans Ampere OC Graphics Card (RTX 3050 Ventus 2X 8G OC)

I mostly play Fallout 76. That's the newest game I'm on. Works perfectly at high settings with no lag. Elite Dangerous runs on maxed out settings and very fluidly. It's not a gaming card, but still works like a charm. No issues since I got it. Didn't test it on RDR2 or Cyberpunk, but Nvidia says I can run it. Get this if you're into older games and are on a budget. It works.

Please read entire review!, First, this thing ROCKS, replaced my gtx 1660ti super, which was very good but this blows it out of the water. Render times on Daz went from 1.5 hrs to just under 6 minutes. Gaming was great. Now one must consider two things, this unit was longer than the 1660 by about 2 inches. May have to consider extra time installing if you have non factory water cooling or a small case to put it in. Check measurements and available room first. Second, this does not have the audio p[lugs that some gpu's have. Not an issue when most pc's have onboard audio built in. Despite taking some extra time to plan installation it is very well worth it. Easy install.

The truth is that it surprises me how well it works, for an entry-level graphics card, I recommend it Its design is very nice but they lost adding rgb it was delivered on time.

I was nervous of the product seeing how cheap it is. It's great. Works great, smaller than my 2070 super. Easy install, And quiet as a mouse. Worth every penny.

I bought this as a Christmas gift and the person who I bought it for loves it. It doesn’t have a boat load of ram but the graphics card gives off great graphics for the price! It’s a great starter graphics card for a low price build.

This board is pretty good. Not good for the price, but what is at this point. Its OK for any gaming I would do, but I really do not do any. I do run solid works, edit photographs and maybe encode video from time to time. And it is much slower at all these things than a $1500 board, but it is about $320. It is much better at these things than the 10900K processor build in graphics, so I'm happy enough. It arrived in perfect conditions and while I have not attempted to over clock, I think the fans and heat sink look reasonable, temperature is good without overclocking. I benchmarked it (as far as I know how) in both a PCIe 4 slot and a PCI 3 slot, only a few percent difference. So I think it could be an good upgrade for older computers with no PCIe 4. I have a gigabyte vision D Z90 board, but I have it installed it in PCIe 3 x16 slot, because my PCIe4 slot is too close to the CPU cooler. Again, I do not game much, so I'm not worried about 2-4% performance hits. I might get a raiser cable at some point and mount it vertically, but there does not seem to be a big reason to do this. I think it a good entry level modern graphics card that is also good for upgrades. But it cost way too much, over MSRP and MSRP is high. I suggest you download directly from NVIDA the newest drivers, then in safe mode uninstall any NVIDIA software you already have before install this board. I also had some trouble with bios, but I think that was a problem with gigabyte bios. I used it with 3 monitors just to test it and it worked.

Card works as expected and still running after a couple years.

Used this for a super low end build for my best friend's dad, he plays very basic games, and this gpu was overkill for his needs. Its a 3050, and performs like it should. Nice low power machine. Got it for a decent price, and it will serve its purpose for years to come.