Unboxing: Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 GAMING OC 8G
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- NVIDIA's refresh of its mid-range GPU line-up is now complete with the launch of its latest "Ada Lovelace" GPU offering - the GeForce RTX 4060. Sporting 3072 CUDA cores, 8GBs of 128-bit GDDR6 RAM and a PCIe 4.0 x8 bus interface, the RTX 4060 comes with support for NVIDIA's latest iteration of its AI-powered upscaling technology, DLSS 3.
For this video, ALKtech unboxes a non-MSRP RTX 4060 graphics card that sports a factory overclock - the Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 GAMING OC 8G. Sporting a WINDFORCE cooler design with alternate spinning fans and direct contact copper heat pipes to keep temperatures at bay, the GAMING OC 8G represents the mid-range in Gigabyte's GeForce RTX 4060 product stack.
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the gpu fans always are spinning? or the just start to spin when it reach high temperatures?
They'll spin up only when the GPU hits a certain temperature!
Very good! Did you receive the unsealed box? I bought one and found it strange to come without a seal in the box, that circular sticker.
Yup the box didn't come with a circular seal sticker - Gigabyte graphics cards don't usually come with that sticker, unlike say, ASUS graphics cards!
Yes mine too came without seal outside only the inside
Sorry, I want to ask if a stand is needed for such a long video card? (for ATX)
Personally, I think it's a nice-to-have but not absolutely necessary, seeing as this card isn't exactly that hefty (although it does look long-ish). My two cents!
This GPU it’s included in my build which I will do it this Saturday.
Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060 8GB OC Graphics Card For Gaming
Intel Core i5 12600K CPU / Processor
MSI Z790 GAMING PLUS WIFI ATX Motherboard
Corsair iCUE H115i ELITE CAPELLIX XT 280mm Liquid CPU Cooler
CORSAIR RM1000x RMx Series 1000W Fully Modular 80 Plus Gold Power Supply
CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB 32GB DDR5 6000MHz Desktop Memory for Gaming
Corsair 4000D Airflow Tempered Glass Mid-Tower Gaming Case
CORSAIR MP600 CORE XT 1TB M.2 SSD
CORSAIR iCUE AR120 Digital RGB 120mm PWM Fan Triple Pack
Have you put together your build yet? How are you finding the performance of your rig so far?
@@ALKtech switched from a Nitro N50-620 which is a metallic coffin the performance and the temperature are over what I was expecting. On the stress test the CPU temperature sat at maximum of 50 degrees Celsius and the GPU 60. Everything it’s smooth and cool.
Hello brother, I bought a similar one. I took it out of the box, and when I rotate the fans with my finger, I hear a very slight ticking sound. I don't know it's new ❤
Have you tried installing it yet to see if there's any unusual fan noise? If there is, you could have received a card with a defective fan(s)..
@@ALKtech Yes, when I rotate the propellers with my fingers, I make a very small sound that is barely audible, like a ticking.
@@ninjaff6656 no harm just plugging the card in to see if there's any weird fan noises in any case!
@@ALKtech No, no, I have limited PC parts. I collect one piece by piece in order to be able to connect a graphics card. The PC must be in one piece. I just opened it from the box and heard a small sound as it rotated with my hand.
Looks awesome but thats too much cooling for a RTX 4060. I think a dual fan setup is enough and thus reducing the cost might be a better move if you ask me.
I do agree actually - given how little power the 4060 consumes and the amount of heat it generates, a dual fan solution would work just fine for any mainstream user. That said, I guess it's standard practice for card manufacturers to release entry-level, mid-range and high-end variants for any particular GPU, with bells and whistles such as a souped-up cooling solution especially for the higher-end parts!
Thank God it has 2 hdmi ports lmao! I'm actually buying this card for my build. I'm still using a Haswell CPU and a gtx 1050 and a laptop that I borrowed from my sister with an RTX 4050 in it. it's been like 10 years since i last built this old pc and I dont care what other say about my choice in GPU because 1080p is just right for me. I can't buy an expensive monitor myself and I already got 2 1080p 24inch monitors. I'm also considering the Arc A750 because that GPU is soooooooo much cheaper than this Gigabyte one but it still not that stable enough and I dont tinker or troubleshoot that much so I'll be willing to spend money on a stable GPU with nice cooling even though a triple fan config is a bit overkill for a 4060. At least I can just slap it on a new build without worrying. RX 7600 is also good but I'll take Frame gen at the cost.
@@myrtlekenazjanairo9411 do note that your Haswell processor would bottleneck the 4060's performance, though it'll be a big step-up from a GTX 1050 I'm sure! Had a GTX 1050 myself sometime back 😂.
Are you planning on a platform (CPU+mobo+RAM) upgrade further down the road?
@@ALKtech Yes. I already purchased a Ryzen 5 5600, MSI B550m Mortar Max and 32gb of ram (2x16). 5600 is still a solid CPU and I am not really interested on b650 because the price is stupid expensive + ddr5. Theres also intel 12th gen but here in our country I can save that $40-$60 on the GPU and go AMD. My Haswell needs a rest already lmao.
Edit: If you are wondering why the 32gb of ram instead of 16gb, I open a lot of chrome tabs for work and a lot of spreadsheets. 16gb isnt enough for me. I've already experienced so many freezing due to lack of ram. I open 40+ chrome tabs and 5-10 exel sheets + 10 google sheets + messenger + spotify. When I game on 16gb of ram theres no problem but on working hours those 16gb of ram is doomed for me.
@@myrtlekenazjanairo9411 A Ryzen 5 5600 is plenty of processor for a RTX 4060 - with your 32GBs of RAM, you won't have to upgrade your PC for some time.
I personally have a 5600 on my test bench that I use for benchmarking purposes still 😂And if you ever want to do an upgrade, it helps that a 5800X3D still trades blows with the best gaming CPUs on the market today, and hopefully can be had at good prices on the secondhand market further down the road. Enjoy your new PC build!
My Dream card
Why, 3070,3080,3060ti should be your dream cards
@@mr.lunatic3157 Maybe the 3060ti. Other cards are too strong for my CPU.
@@gameversesl7774 whats the cpu
i5 11400f@@mr.lunatic3157
what is the whole weight of the box (gpu and box) i know that gpu is 1kg or 2.2 pounds but not the box
Sorry I don't have the card and packaging with me anymore - didn't get the chance to weigh it as a whole unfortunately. Are you asking as you'd like to estimate the cost of shipping?
@@ALKtech yes i live in georgia (not US) and we got our delivery in delaware new castle and 1kg (2.2p) of a package costs like 9$
Will with fit with my Z97-k mother board PCI 3.16??? I don't have money to replace the whole pc
And i have Intel core i7 4790k
If i get the 4060 i wanna use it on my current pc for now and change the rest of the specs later
Yes it will work with a Z97 motherboard with a PCIe 3.0 x16 slot - it can be a stopgap measure until you upgrade your motherboard and processor in due course!
@@ALKtech thanks
So right now I have a nvidia gtx 1660 and want to upgrade my specs for graphical purposes while maintaining the framerates I already have. Not to mention games like lies of P would have issues with it. Do you think this gpu is capable enough to do this?
My current gpu has about 6 gb of vram just forgot to mention that
@@Steelberd the RTX 4060 will beat the GTX 1660 hands down - you'll get a healthy framerate boost for sure. What's the rest of the specs of your PC, if you wouldn't mind sharing?
@@ALKtech so I'm upgrading from a 2060 super where I'm at there's a 3050,3060 and this exact 4060 all for 300-320$ which should i get
@@xdantex1997 I'd avoid the RTX 3050 and 3060 for sure - for the price that you're paying, you'd want to maximise the amount of step-up that you're getting over your 2060. A 4060 would be my choice of the lot - do you happen to know the rest of the specs of your PC? E.g. processor, motherboard model etc?
Gigabyte Z390D (PCIe 3.0) + Intel Core i7 9700k + AZZA 650w, do you think this RTX 4060 is work good here? Actually i have the RTX 2060 Super 8gb on my PC, it's a good upgrade?
I personally would work towards a "bigger" upgrade, with a new processor/mobo/RAM and perhaps a RTX 4070 or better. My take is that the performance jump from a RTX 2060 to a RTX 4060 might not be justified given that you're still using a 9700K which would in all likelihood hold back the 4060's performance, especially given the price that you'd have to fork out for a RTX 4060!
RTX 4060 is exactly a 2080 with half consumption, DLSS 3, PCIe 4.0 and better raytracing perfomance.
It’s a good combo with your 9700K but you can get better FPS of your 4060 with other CPU, RAM and PCIe
thanks for the video
What is the heatsink you use?
because it's ARGB, right?
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Hello, a very important question, let's see if someone can answer it for me, would this particular model with 3 fans fit in a Micro ATX case? 😅😅
It really depends on what microATX case you have in mind - are you able to share the brand and model of the case that you have in mind? That said, this GAMING OC card isn't thaaat large, and should fit in most microATX cases if anything!
Esta gráfica cabría en un gabinete td300 mesh de cooler master?
Yes, this card will fit into a TD300 case with no issues!
please tell me how many copper pipe come with RTX 4060 ?
Gigabyte's specs sheet doesn't specify, but the GAMING series tend to have beefier coolers that will work pretty well in cooling the RTX 4060, which is a pretty efficient chip to start with and doesn't produce all that much heat!
At idle it consumes 51 watts. Did nvidia solve the problem?
The power draw figures seem to be a software issue - I've read reports out there that the actual idle power draw from the PSU by 4060s are well within expected amounts (i.e.~10W or so). Not sure if the issue has been fully fixed as I no longer have a 4060 with me to do a follow-up test!
hello, I would like to replace my graphics card, I have 1080 OC armor MSI, Do I will get more fps ? and how many performance boost I will get ? thanks :)
ps : I have I7-8700k
Hey there, it's likely you'll see some form of FPS increase versus a GTX 1080, but do note that your i7-8700 and it's motherboard supports the PCIe 3.0 standard, meaning that the RTX 4060 will be somewhat bottlenecked and won't be able to perform to its maximum potential - meaning to say, you could be looking at a smaller FPS uplift that in my opinion, wouldn't make it very worth it. My personal take is to work towards a full system overhaul with a new processor, RAM and motherboard too if possible!
My PSU for Now is 400w does it OK to run with that one ?
It really depends on the specs of the rest of your PC, such as type of processor you have, number of storage drives...fans etc. If you're using a low-power processor with minimal accessories, a 400W PSU MIGHT just get by with a RTX 4060...
@@ALKtech i5 13gen 13600k
16 GB ram
1.25 TB nvme ssd
7 Fans including CPU cooler
@@tusharkadukar346 you should upgrade your PSU in that instance, I'd probably look to get at least a 750W PSU for some headroom..
so a 500W certified 80+ bronze PSU is enough ? or should i get a 550 or 600 one ?
What processor will you be using for your PC build? You can try using PSU wattage calculator tools on the internet to get a rough sensing of how many watts you'd need for your power supply based on your PC's specs - in any case, I'd personally play it safe and go for higher wattage so as to have some buffer.
Go for a 550W gold+, never save money on a cheap PSU. Stability on a quality PSU, is way more important, than a lot of people think.
@@IncognitoX8xd rel
It depends on how many fans you have and the consume of the other parts, but I use R 5 4600g, 16GB single channel, 128 SSD, 1TB HD and the RTX 4060 in this video on a 400W psu 80 plus bronze
@@pedromemesbr87777 thanks for sharing! Helps that the 4600G isn't a power hungry chip for sure.
I'm building my first PC and I don't know if this video card is the right one, do you think it can run GTA RP smoothly?
yes
Yup it'll run GTA RP with no issues - what's the specs of the rest of your PC?
@@ALKtech CPU: I512400F
CPU COOLER: COOLER MASTER HYPER
MOTHERBOARD: MSI B760 GAMING PLUS WIFI
MEMORY: KINGSTON FURY BEAST 16GB DDR5-5200
STORAGE: SAMSUNG 980 PRO 1TB
VIDEO CARD: GIGABYTE 4060 GAMING OC 8GB
CASE: NZXT H5 FLOW RGB
POWER SUPPLY: CORSAIR RM650 (2023) 650 W
@@Bilal82837 this PC is plenty fast for GTA RP. You'll be fine!
MSI gaming x 4060 plz
How will it perform with an I5 12400f?
It'll work great with a 12400F for 1080p gaming at decent FPS and graphics settings!
@@ALKtech what's the diff between eagle oc and gaming OC? And what'll be better for productive purposes apart from gaming 3060 12gb or 4060 8gb or anything of amd?
@@a_lex_editz the key differences lie in 1) the cooler design, where the Gaming OC has a slightly larger cooler than the Eagle OC and 2) clock speeds, where the Gaming OC has a slightly higher clock speed than the Eagle OC. The gaming performance difference between both cards will be negligible, and I'd go with the Eagle if you wanna save $!
What kind of productivity work will you be doing? I'd stick with the 4060 over a 3060, as the 4060 has AV1 encoding capability, especially if you're into video editing and streaming!
@@ALKtech thank you.... How much performance difference will be there if I go with Zotac twin edge rtx 4060? Like the price diff is $35 according to Indian market
@@a_lex_editz very minimal I'd say - you might want to compare warranty durations too to see if there's any difference between Zotac and Gigabyte!
What this GPU have RGB or not?
Yes this graphics card has a RGB illuminated "GIGABYTE" logo on the long edge of the card, check out 3:05 of the video.
@@ALKtechcan you change the rgb colour?
@@teamjl3939 yes you can do so via the RGB Fusion app by Gigabyte!
@@ALKtech thx
Is this one better than rtx 4060 eagle oc 8gb ?
The GAMING OC in this video has slightly higher clock speeds (just 5 MHz) than the EAGLE OC and a larger GPU cooler - the performance difference between both cards will be negligible (if there is any at all). What's the price difference between both cards where you're from?
@@ALKtech I am from India it's 9.26 usd or 777 Indian rupees which is very less so I guess it's ok to give if I am getting good cooler i think but eagle looks a bit cool with that blue colour the only reason I ever thought buying it but i think gaming oc is good so i will buy it thx for replying.
@@ALKtech also i have 550 SMPS will it work good with 4060 gaming oc ?
@@themajnu8777 yup a 550W power supply is enough for a RTX 4060 EAGLE OC!
Can u put this in any pc
If your PC is new enough, it should fit right in and work just fine, though the "work just fine" part really also depends on your PC's specs...do you happen to know the specs of your PC?
Is this worth it?
Really depends on your use case - what graphics card/PC setup do you currently have?
GPU is rubbish, but Gigabyte Gaming design is sick 🥵
Hope to see 7700 XT/7800 XT in this version :)
Looks like the 7800 XT is on the horizon already, let's see if Gigabyte releases a Gaming OC variant of it...
Porcaria? Essa GPU roda todos os jogos atuais.