MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti GAMING X 8G

Balanced mid-range gaming graphics card based on Nvidia AD 106 GPU. It is part of the 2023 MSI Gaming lineup, which is known for its reliable cooling and excellent price-performance ratio. This video card is located between the middle and upper price segments, offering excellent value for money for gaming systems. According to the manufacturer, it is an ideal option to replace obsolete mid-range GPUs that came out between 2017 and 2020.

It is best revealed in games in Full HD and Quad HD resolution. In particular, in recent blockbusters like Cyberpunk 2077, Witcher 3 Remaster and Far Cry 6, it provides an average of 60 to 90 frames per second at maximum or very high graphics settings. In terms of design, it is radically different from the reference sample: the length of the printed circuit board is a moderate 25 cm, the card occupies 2 slots, a pair of TORX FAN fans are used to cool the central elements with support for the completely silent passive Zero Frozr operation mode.

The back of the accelerator is covered with a metal backplate, and the protective plastic one is decorated with neat RGB LEDs with MSI Mystic Light Sync support. MSI GeForce RTX 4060 Ti GAMING X 8G is based on the AD106 GPU, which previously debuted in the GeForce RTX 4070 notebook video adapters. The die contains 4352 stream processors, the GPU operates at 2655 MHz, 8 GB of GDDR6 video memory operates at 18000 MHz, for sharing data uses a 128-bit bus.

The GPU supports all of NVIDIA's cutting-edge technologies, including new, more efficient cores for hardware ray tracing and a new generation of tensor cores with support for DLSS 3 and Shader Execution Reordering. One of the key features of DLSS 3 is the use of a specialized hardware engine, the Optical Flow Accelerator, which creates additional interpolated frames based on existing ones, increasing the average number of frames per second and providing a smoother gaming experience. With all the architectural improvements, MSI's RTX 4060 Ti also has reduced power consumption - unlike the monstrous GPUs of past generations, which required power supplies up to 850W, a 500-550W PSU is enough here.