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MSI GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER Ventus XS OC Video Card @Newegg (AR/AC/FS) $230
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https://www.newegg.com/msi-geforc...681413
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Assuming you game at 1080p, you're really better off saving for a 2070 Super deal. Surely these will hit at least $450 later this year.
If RTX (and really just for DLSS 2.0 supported games) interests you, then get at minimum a 2060 Super.
If you just want a card for the short term, snag the 1660 Super and sell it later. People will buy those up used for secondary rigs where they don't care about RTX at all, but want better performance than the entry-level 1650.
You might be able to get a 1660 super cheaper on evga. I snagged one for $210 after rebate and associates code which you can find on Google that saves you an extra 5%. I'm really not a fan of the 2060 KO ultra but you can get one on evga with that code I mentioned for $285 that's a good option as well.
You might be able to get a 1660 super cheaper on evga. I snagged one for $210 after rebate and associates code which you can find on Google that saves you an extra 5%. I'm really not a fan of the 2060 KO ultra but you can get one on evga with that code I mentioned for $285 that's a good option as well.
But while I would pick EVGA for the price over Gigabyte, I wouldn't recommend them over the MSI. The MSI cards have excellent cooling and run cooler and quieter (as long as the slightly larger height isn't a problem in the case). EVGA needs to change their fans to avoid startup noises and fix their buggy software although you can use the MSI software on EVGA cards with a few limitations.
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