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15 januari 2020
3 reviews for ASUS Dual Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 6GB EVO OC Edition Gaming Grafikkarte (GDDR6 Speicher, PCIe 3.0, 1x HDMI 2.0b, 1x DVI, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, DUAL-RTX2060-O6G-EVO)
Rated 5 out of 5
Stephane Paradis –
Very good graphic card and at a very good price. The quality of graphics are remarkable aside of my old card. I recommend it!
Rated 5 out of 5
ThriftyShopper –
My husband had ordered this card some months ago and went to install it right away replacing the Radeon HD6670 originally in. The computer would give a black screen, it never got to the Windows 10 startup screen, he didn’t have the booting text that usually appear indicating the harddisks info, statuses and the “press F2” or F12 messages. After some reading online in forums at Dell and elsewhere, many people reported that these newer video cards wouldn’t work in these old desktop Dell models like our(and theirs) XPS8300. But one user reported that he had success with this specific card in a computer as ours. This user reported that for the card to work in Windows 10 and still have the computer boot up and show the text character messages when P.O.S.T.ing (my husband is dictating this to me matter-of-factly 😉 ) Back to this long review: this user said he was enabling the onboard graphics processor. Sheepishly, my hubby tells me that he never knew we had this Integrated Graphics Processor (IGP), he never noticed that behind the plastic plugs in the back of our XPS8300, there were actual connectors, video connectors: one VGA and one HDMI. The successful user also said to go into the BIOS and enable multi-monitor option in order for the motherboard to enable the IGP and the discrete PCIexpress video card. So the order my hubby went about installing successfully this new Asus nVidia GTX1650 SUPER was to 1- Remove the old Radeon 6670 video drivers from within Windows 10. 2- Restart and go into BIOS options to enable multi-monitor, save and exit BIOS, let the computer P.O.S.T. and then press power-off button. 3- Our monitor has an extra VGA input so we got a VGA cable from it to the VGA connector in back of XPS8300. 4- Remove the old discrete video card from PCIexpress slot from motherboard. Leave alone the video cable that was attached to this old card for the moment. 5- Power up the computer, you should see character mode text from P.O.S.T.ing and then the Windows 10 start screen, at the sign on screen, go into your account and let Windows sit awhile so it installs firstly a basic adapter driver and about 5 minutes later, it installs Intel IGP drivers. 6- Power down the computer, install your new ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 Super PCIexpress discrete video card, we installed the video cable that was plugged in our previous Radeon HD6670. 7- Power up the computer, you should see it P.O.S.T.ing and come to the Windows 10 start screen, log in to your account. 8- Let windows install video drivers for your new ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 Super or install them yourself or use Windows Update. VOILÀ all we needed to do was to enable the IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor) and the BIOS multi-monitor option. My husband read for hours online in various forums to find a solution before having to return this card. His effort and steadfast research delivered. I hope this review finds itself helping many UPGRADERS of old hardware like our Dell XPS8300
Rated 5 out of 5
Yan –
I bought this thinking I might be able to stream 1080p 60fps but BEWARE there will be a LOT of stutters, duplicated frames during the stream/recording. I do either 900p or 720p for smooth streaming and gaming. Make sure to run OBS as administrator. If you’re looking to play and stream at the same time and you don’t have a lot of money to spend, this card is a go.
Here are my thoughts. I’m pretty sure you’ve watched reviews on Youtube but here goes anyways. If you haven’t, though, you should. Noise: The fans only ramp up during streaming and gaming where the GPU has to work extra hard, otherwise, barely audible if you have a completely quiet room. If you have either speakers or normal headphones, you won’t be able to hear the noise at all.
Performance: You really get what you pay for. You can play triple A games at low or medium settings at 1080p 60fps EASILY. This card doesn’t even sweat. As long as you don’t ask for too much, you’ll be satisfied for sure.
Thermals: Averages around 70-75 degree Celsius under full load. Peaks at 75 degrees when you play demanding games for hours, it doesn’t go above that at all if you don’t overclock it. It’s already factory overclocked and still has some room for overclocking.
Overall, this card is one of the best, if not THE best entry level graphics card, and you add streaming to that value. You can’t really go wrong with this card. It won’t disappoint you. You might think it’s bad because of the bad reputation that the normal 1650 has, but this card is on another level. For $20 more bucks, you get 40% more performance than the normal GTX 1650, the new NVENC encoding with Turing architecture for streaming, and in this card’s case, overclocked, quiet and excellent cooling.
Rated 5 out of 5
ArkaPaul –
Decent GPU from ASUS, Nice packaging, Fast Delivery, and it handles most games at 2k with high settings @ 78-80 FPS and 1080p with ultra settings @ 100+ FPS. Great for mid-range budget gamers. It also handles video editing @ 1440p and 2160p. Go for it.
Rated 5 out of 5
Tauron –
My last gpu wasn’t the best at game I had the Radeon r7 370 it struggled I had it for a 2 years and it was time to upgrade so I looked online for budget and this was the I saw I bought it and it was the best purchased that I got I can most games in high or even medium settings without any stutters it’s worth the money to get if your on a budget!
Stephane Paradis –
Very good graphic card and at a very good price. The quality of graphics are remarkable aside of my old card. I recommend it!
ThriftyShopper –
My husband had ordered this card some months ago and went to install it right away replacing the Radeon HD6670 originally in. The computer would give a black screen, it never got to the Windows 10 startup screen, he didn’t have the booting text that usually appear indicating the harddisks info, statuses and the “press F2” or F12 messages.
After some reading online in forums at Dell and elsewhere, many people reported that these newer video cards wouldn’t work in these old desktop Dell models like our(and theirs) XPS8300. But one user reported that he had success with this specific card in a computer as ours. This user reported that for the card to work in Windows 10 and still have the computer boot up and show the text character messages when P.O.S.T.ing (my husband is dictating this to me matter-of-factly 😉 ) Back to this long review: this user said he was enabling the onboard graphics processor. Sheepishly, my hubby tells me that he never knew we had this Integrated Graphics Processor (IGP), he never noticed that behind the plastic plugs in the back of our XPS8300, there were actual connectors, video connectors: one VGA and one HDMI. The successful user also said to go into the BIOS and enable multi-monitor option in order for the motherboard to enable the IGP and the discrete PCIexpress video card. So the order my hubby went about installing successfully this new Asus nVidia GTX1650 SUPER was to 1- Remove the old Radeon 6670 video drivers from within Windows 10. 2- Restart and go into BIOS options to enable multi-monitor, save and exit BIOS, let the computer P.O.S.T. and then press power-off button. 3- Our monitor has an extra VGA input so we got a VGA cable from it to the VGA connector in back of XPS8300. 4- Remove the old discrete video card from PCIexpress slot from motherboard. Leave alone the video cable that was attached to this old card for the moment. 5- Power up the computer, you should see character mode text from P.O.S.T.ing and then the Windows 10 start screen, at the sign on screen, go into your account and let Windows sit awhile so it installs firstly a basic adapter driver and about 5 minutes later, it installs Intel IGP drivers. 6- Power down the computer, install your new ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 Super PCIexpress discrete video card, we installed the video cable that was plugged in our previous Radeon HD6670. 7- Power up the computer, you should see it P.O.S.T.ing and come to the Windows 10 start screen, log in to your account. 8- Let windows install video drivers for your new ASUS GeForce GTX 1650 Super or install them yourself or use Windows Update. VOILÀ all we needed to do was to enable the IGP (Integrated Graphics Processor) and the BIOS multi-monitor option. My husband read for hours online in various forums to find a solution before having to return this card. His effort and steadfast research delivered. I hope this review finds itself helping many UPGRADERS of old hardware like our Dell XPS8300
Yan –
I bought this thinking I might be able to stream 1080p 60fps but BEWARE there will be a LOT of stutters, duplicated frames during the stream/recording. I do either 900p or 720p for smooth streaming and gaming. Make sure to run OBS as administrator. If you’re looking to play and stream at the same time and you don’t have a lot of money to spend, this card is a go.
Here are my thoughts. I’m pretty sure you’ve watched reviews on Youtube but here goes anyways. If you haven’t, though, you should.
Noise: The fans only ramp up during streaming and gaming where the GPU has to work extra hard, otherwise, barely audible if you have a completely quiet room. If you have either speakers or normal headphones, you won’t be able to hear the noise at all.
Performance: You really get what you pay for. You can play triple A games at low or medium settings at 1080p 60fps EASILY. This card doesn’t even sweat. As long as you don’t ask for too much, you’ll be satisfied for sure.
Thermals: Averages around 70-75 degree Celsius under full load. Peaks at 75 degrees when you play demanding games for hours, it doesn’t go above that at all if you don’t overclock it. It’s already factory overclocked and still has some room for overclocking.
Overall, this card is one of the best, if not THE best entry level graphics card, and you add streaming to that value. You can’t really go wrong with this card. It won’t disappoint you. You might think it’s bad because of the bad reputation that the normal 1650 has, but this card is on another level. For $20 more bucks, you get 40% more performance than the normal GTX 1650, the new NVENC encoding with Turing architecture for streaming, and in this card’s case, overclocked, quiet and excellent cooling.
ArkaPaul –
Decent GPU from ASUS, Nice packaging, Fast Delivery, and it handles most games at 2k with high settings @ 78-80 FPS and 1080p with ultra settings @ 100+ FPS.
Great for mid-range budget gamers. It also handles video editing @ 1440p and 2160p.
Go for it.
Tauron –
My last gpu wasn’t the best at game I had the Radeon r7 370 it struggled I had it for a 2 years and it was time to upgrade so I looked online for budget and this was the I saw I bought it and it was the best purchased that I got I can most games in high or even medium settings without any stutters it’s worth the money to get if your on a budget!