ZOTAC GeForce VR Ready Super Compact Gaming Graphics Card ZT-T16610F-10L

I purchased in early 2019 and it has been a reliable graphics card for me. It handled all of the games i have throw at it with ease and the performance is still great even now. However, i would advise others to wait for the right price before buying this card. I got mine for 26k and it has since doubled tripled the price. Overall iam satisfied with the product but would recooyother to consider the cost before buying.

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So I finally upgraded from my faithful R9 380, (which was getting well outdated) to this card. I found out from some research that the 1660ti was probably your best deal in terms of how much performance you get for your cash. I went for the Zotac one mainly becasue of the price compared to the other third party versions of the 1660ti. This card doesn't have a factory over clock like the others do and it doesn't seem to be needed. The performance of this particular card is phenomenal. If like me you are more than happy with playing at 1080p, then this card will play demanding games on ultra at 60 fps and above and not break a sweat. Of course, it depends on how well optimized the game is. Shadow of the Tombraider absolutly shines, as does Metro Exodus.What struck me was the size. It's really small. If you're worried that it won't fit into your case, don't. It will fit easily into a small form factor case. The noise levels are very quiet as are heat levels. There isn't a backing plate, but the AMP version has and thats ben oc'ed. I've read on a few sites that the zotac card got a higher oc, (manually) than its factory oc'ed conterparts.....Overall this a superb card and great value. I'm experiencing no bottle necking at all. Even with my cpu which is quite old now.i7-477016GB DDR3 Ram2 x ssdEDIT 06/11/19Still going strong. No performance issues with the card. As I said before. it depends on the optimization of the games. For instance, The Outer Worlds has some fps issues. But only because there are hardly amy graphics options and it really doesn't spread the load over the cpu and gpu. I'm still getting mostly 60 fps, but it dips badly to about 45 sometimes. It's not the card. I ended up capping it to 60 with Nvidea Inspector and its much better. Going to upgrading my mobo and cpu soon so hopefully that will help. I'm still very happy with this card.

I upgraded from a ZOTAC 1050ti mini to this ZOTAC 1660ti non-amp. It was a huge upgrade in terms of both software and hardware. I am currently running this card in an egpu setup inside an Akitio Thunder 2 and hooked up to a late 2013 macbook pro 15", intel i7 2.2ghz, 16gb ram. This is currently the fastest card you can get that will fit into an Akitio Thunder 2 without any major modifications, though you will need an extra power supply. I run a modified dell da-2 which provides 220watt, enough for the 130watt from the 1660ti and 30 watt from the Akitio . In terms of performance I benchmarked it on user.gpubenchmark.com at 89% stock and 100% overclocked. When overclocked, it runs faster than the average 1070. I was able to add 185mhz to the core clock and 1700mhz to the memory clock stable. I was able to benchmark it even higher at +205mhz core and +1900mhz memory but it wasn't stable when playing apex legends so I turned it down about 10%. The new ZOTAC Firestorm software is great. It allows you to turn up the voltage so you dont have to buy the AMP version which runs at a higher voltage by default. It also has an auto overclock option but I found that I can get a much higher overclock doing it manually, though It took alot more time. With the auto overclock you can set it and forget it and come back 10 minutes later and you have your "optimal" overclock. The card can stay below 60* celcius running at max if you have proper airflow. I run it inside an unmodified enclosed akitio thunder 2 so it gets quite a bit hotter than that. The fans do a pretty good job of keeping the card cool but can be quite loud when it is running at max.

I just bought a 4K UHD monitor for my PC and needed something to drive the display as my old card couldn't hit 4K resolution even for the desktop. This card has surpassed all my expectations. Before I go on, here are the specs of my PC:Core i5 2500K16GB RAM128GB SSD boot drive + 2TB HDD for gamesI tested some games on this hoping to have a good experience at 1080p resolution and I was blown away by the performance. Here are the games I tried at 1080p and their settings:Batman: Arkham Knight - Everything Highest settings - locked 60 FPSJust Cause 3 - High settings - locked 60 FPSLeft 4 Dead 2 - Highest - 100+ FPSMy surprise came when I tried all these games at 4K:Batman AK: Medium to High settings - 50-60 FPSJust Cause 3 - Medium - 20-60 FPSLeft 4 Dead 2 - Highest - 70+ FPSSo I settled on 1440p in the end and all the games above run fine on highest settings with locked 60 FPS (with the exception of Just Cause 3 which is poorly optimised in my opinion and scenes with big explosions cause the framerate to dip into the 40's).The CPU in my machine is fairly old at this point but this card has given this PC a new lease of life. 1080p gaming with this card is no problem at all.TL;DR - This isn't quite a 4K card (although it does a respectable job in newer games if you drop the graphics settings down a bit) but it will absolutely crunch through 1080p. I'm very impressed.