Bought this as part of en eGPU set up using the Razer Core X with a Mac running Bootcamp - few small issues in setting up (not card related, more eGPU related) but this card is exceptional when running. Went from average of 50 / 60fps in WZ to around 160fps - and that's with an eGPU!

Works as advertised, all my triple A games run really well and all are set to ultra in the gfx settings. Get a very respectable 130fps on most games. Added to my NUC i9 barebones and works great.I don’t get the latest and greatest 40 series GFX cards being 2x 3x the price of an actual PC, this one runs fine powering a huge display at 1340 @ 130+ fps on average at ultra settings.

Good gpu for a mid grade unit. Used for flight simulator DCS World as well as Il-2 Great Battles, Graphics maxed out. Getting 60 + FPS. Great upgrade from a 4 gig gpu.Thanks runs quite well. As for the packaging, Quite superb, Well packed, GPU box looked like it just left the factory. Thank you seller. Job well done. Would order from this seller again as needed.

Decent card except for the incredibly annoying fan

WARNING - Be aware that these and several other gigabyte cards make an annoying grinding noise every time the fans spin up. This is set to happen at about 42deg, so it occurs quite frequently and because the card 'pulses' power into the fans, they do a start/stop/start/stop/start thing at that temperature, so the noise is every couple of seconds. It also happens on both my cards (This and a 3060 Ti Eagle OC 8GB) at anywhere between about 32 and 48deg. After a while, the noise has become very annoying. This is apparently a very widespread problem with many gigabyte cards, as shown in these videos ... MoreWARNING - Be aware that these and several other gigabyte cards make an annoying grinding noise every time the fans spin up. This is set to happen at about 42deg, so it occurs quite frequently and because the card 'pulses' power into the fans, they do a start/stop/start/stop/start thing at that temperature, so the noise is every couple of seconds. It also happens on both my cards (This and a 3060 Ti Eagle OC 8GB) at anywhere between about 32 and 48deg. After a while, the noise has become very annoying. This is apparently a very widespread problem with many gigabyte cards, as shown in these videos -https://www.reddit.com/r/gigabyte/comments/ketsef/gigabyte_rtx_3060_ti_eagle_fan_issue_is_this/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3https://youtu.be/qeeKe6EmmzYThis is obviously something gigabyte know about as they've suspiciously set their fan curve for 0rpm up to 42deg, then it shoots up to 80 or 90% and becomes very loud, conveniently bypassing the problem area.Other than this, the cards perform fine, but this problem makes it VERY difficult to recommend them.

GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 EAGLE LHR 12GB

One of the few video cards that fit into the Zalman Z3 Plus case with the location of the power connector (the video card support rack is fixed and could interfere with the connection of the video card power). The monitor has not been updated yet, but all games fly in 1080p at the highest settings; I chose it because according to reviews it will be good in 2K. I am very happy with the transition from msi 1060 to it.

Good value, nice looking card

For £330, it's arguably the best value card around the midrange area, especially if you prefer Nvidia. I bought it to replace a broken RTX2070, and so far seems to hold up great in Apex legends on my 144mhz G-sync monitor. Temps weren't too bad either peaking at 67C, although the fans were audible on the stock fan profile. Overall happy with my purchase!