GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12G (REV2.0) Graphics Card, 3X WINDFORCE Fans, 12GB 192-bit GDDR6, GV-N3060 Video Card
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Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
Features
- NVIDIA Ampere Streaming Multiprocessors
- 2nd Generation RT Cores
- 3rd Generation Tensor Cores
- Powered by GeForce RTX 3060.Avoid using unofficial software
- Integrated with 12GB GDDR6 192-bit memory interface
Description
NVIDIA Ampere Streaming Multiprocessors 2nd Generation RT Cores 3rd Generation Tensor Cores Powered by GeForce RTX 3060 Integrated with 12GB GDDR6 192-bit memory interface WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans RGB Fusion 2.0 Protection metal back plate 2x HDMI 2.1, 2x DisplayPort 1.4 Core Clock: 1837 MHz Limited Hash Rate version. Get the ultimate gaming performance with GIGABYTE RTX 3060 Graphics Cards. Powered by NVIDIA's 2nd gen RTX architecture and refined with WINDFORCE cooling technology, the GeForce RTX 3060 GAMING OC 12G (rev. 2.0) brings stunning visuals, amazingly fast frame rates, and AI acceleration to games and creative applications with its enhanced RT Cores and Tensor Cores.
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
Brand: GIGABYTE
Graphics Ram Size: 12 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 1837 MHz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort, HDMI
Graphics Coprocessor: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060
Graphics Card Ram: 12 GB
GPU Clock Speed: 1837 MHz
Video Output Interface: DisplayPort, HDMI
Graphics Ram Type: GDDR6
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Display Resolution Maximum: 7680x4320
Graphics Card Interface: PCI-Express x16
Memory Clock Speed: 15000 MHz
Number of Fans: 3
Item Dimensions L x W: 11.1"L x 4.6"W
Brand: GIGABYTE
Video Processor: NVIDIA
Antenna Location: Gaming
Built-In Media: GRAPHIC CARD, USERS MANUAL
Model Name: GV-N3060GAMING OC-12GD REV2.0
Graphics Description: Dedicated
Manufacturer: GIGABYTE
UPC: 781755999848 889523028629
Item Weight: 340 Grams
Warranty Description: 3
Frequently asked questions
The GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12G card has several key features. It comes with 12GB of GDDR6 memory, 192-bit memory interface, a WINDFORCE 3X Cooling System with alternate spinning fans, and an RGB Fusion 2.0, which allows users to customize the lighting effects. The card is powered by GeForce RTX 3060 and integrated with a second edition (REV 2.0) PCB design.
Thanks to its RTX 3060 GPU and 12GB 192-bit GDDR6 memory, this GIGABYTE card can handle the latest AAA games at high settings with high frame rates. This includes games like Cyberpunk 2077, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Call of Duty: Warzone. However, the actual performance will be dependent on your entire PC setup, including processor and RAM.
The WINDFORCE 3X cooling system features 3 unique blade fans, with the middle fan spinning in the reverse direction, to improve airflow. This, alongside the alternate spinning fan design, helps to reduce turbulence and increase heat dissipation, keeping the GPU cool during intense gaming sessions.
Yes, the GIGABYTE GeForce RTX 3060 supports 4K resolution. However, while it can theoretically handle 4K gaming, for more demanding games and higher settings, you might see a significant drop in frame rates. It's perfect for 1080p and 1440p gaming and can handle 4K video playback effortlessly.
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🚀 Abunda's Overview
This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
The graphics card being reviewed has been generally well received. While not a top-tier model, users report that it handles high-end games with ease, delivering impressive visual quality at 1080p and 1440p resolutions. Some have even been successful with 4K. Several reviewers commented positively on the RGB feature, and the fact that it's a 'plug-and-play' card with existing Nvidia drivers was appreciated. However, some felt the performance was underwhelming compared to expectations and noted increased fan noise when compared to older models.
Pros
- 🎮 Capable of running high-end games at 1080p and 1440p resolutions
- 🔌 'Plug-and-play' with existing Nvidia drivers
- 💡 Enjoyable customizable RGB feature
- 💰 Considered a fair price for the performance offered
Cons
- 🔊 Increased fan noise reported by some users
- 💥 Some users found performance to be underwhelming
- 📏 Large size may not fit in all cases
Should I Buy It?
It seems a solid choice for those not wishing to invest in top-tier graphics cards but still hoping for a respectable gaming experience. If fan noise or size could become issues for your specific setup, consider other options. Overall, this card provides a robust performance for the fair price, making it perfect for gaming enthusiasts and professionals alike.
Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
Installed the GIGABYTE RTX 3060 Gaming OC 12GB in a mid-range gaming build and it performed exactly as expected. The triple-fan cooling design keeps temperatures under control even during extended gaming sessions, and noise levels stay reasonable under load. The 12GB of VRAM is a major advantage compared to some newer mid-range cards with less memory. It handles modern games at 1080p ultra settings comfortably and performs well at 1440p with optimized settings. For content creation tasks like light video editing or GPU-accelerated workloads, the extra VRAM also helps. Build quality feels solid, and installation was straightforward using a standard 8-pin power connector. No driver issues during setup, and stability has been consistent. If you’re building a balanced gaming system and want solid performance without jumping to higher-priced GPUs, this card still offers strong value — especially for users who benefit from the larger memory capacity.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026 by George
Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
So far so good. I have a 2015 Windows 10 build that was not able to handle anything new in the way of video games. Photoshop was was still doing a good job. The video card I had in the computer was not even the best card in 2015 by a long shot, Gigabyte GTX 960, which is usually in last place for modern video cards. The GTX three fan 960 was able to play every game I threw at it until I bought Death Stranding for my new Alienware gaming laptop with an RTX 3060, which ran the game quite well. I also use either a 65" Samsung 240hz 4k TV, or a 32" Dell 165hz 1440p model to view games. The newest game that sent the GTX 960 into a tailspin was Last of US Part One. This newer version is miles above the original Playstation version on PS3. I pulled the 960 out of the computer after going to the Device MGR and removing the old drivers. OOPS, forgot to go to the ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS to finish the job, and had to start all over again by putting the 960 back in the computer!! Rookie move, but I don't do this for a living, and we get too excited about new stuff, right? I still long for the old days when these companies put start up discs in the box. I'm not even sure there was an instruction manual on how to get the thing installed. Even though the drivers were old, you could still get all the software that sent you to NVIDIA to update everything. WTS, it was a breeze going to NVIDIA and having them download and install the new drivers and software. I did a lot of research on this purchase. 1xxx and 2xxx NVIDIA versions had great specs, but were either used or refurbs, or the same price as a 3060. The GTX 960 was from a 2015 launch date. I was skipping the GTX generations of 1xxx, 2xxx, and going to the 3xxx series. Problems arise here by going to far beyond older motherboards and operating systems. The computer was already using DirectX 12, so that was good. I had 32 GB of RAM, and that was very good too. The main problem I saw was going from pcie 3.0 to pcie 4.0 with the RTX 3060. All the other versions after GTX 960 up to GTX 2xxx are on the pcie 3.0 standard. The RTX 3060 uses the newer pcie 4.0 version. Everything I read on the subject said that the RTX 3060 was in no way going to flood the 3.0 pcie port for some kind of bottlenecking. You will read tons of info talking about the dangers of bottlenecking . The next generation cards above are the RTX 4xxx and 5xxx use the 4.0 and 5.0 pcie versions, and that was too far for me to go with my old Windows 10. I tried to put Windows 11 upgrade on it, and Windows said NO way. Once I got everything installed and drivered up, I played some Tomb Raider Risiing on 4k Ultra settings. The game looks incredible and played fast. The benchmarks on the game were an average of 55fps in 4k. The real test was my new version of the Last of US Part one Remastered on Steam. The game was only playable at 1080p with GTX 960 installed. The RTX 3060 ran the new Last of US Part One game in 4k Ultra with it rendered in 2560.x1440p. I don't exactly know how that works, but that is what the graphics settings auto loaded within certain VRAM limitations. Obviously with a newer computer running the latest CPUs, Mobos on 5.0 pcie, 64gb of RAM, and other new features, complete 4k wonderment might be possible? My old Windows 10 was using a very good i7-4790k Intel processor, which is still a very capable processor today. Intel processors are into 14xxx numbered units now, which is well beyond my 4xxx i7 processor. Competant gaming and computering can still be had with old equipment and updated upgrades. Eventually, what will kill this computer, like Windows Xp-7 will be Google not supporting it anymore. Steam games, same thing, once Google stops supporting it, you need to go to Windows 11 or 12 eventually. Bottomline, don't toss out that old Windows 10 computer too fast. With a few well placed upgrades like this RTX 3060, yo can revive an older unit on life support. I have no doubt that this revived computer will be good for a few more years. One other item I forgot to mention earlier, I'm running a Samsung 870 EVO on the Windows 10, and other research is telling me that the Ray Tracing on RTX cards run a lot better on fast M.2 SSDs. I only have a 500gb SSD drive and don't have enough extra space to add a newer game with all the massive GBs they come with. What is the immediate downside here, Last of US P1 takes an interminable amount of time to load from external storage. I had to load this game directly on my laptop to get a normal load time. So I ordered a new Samsung 990 M.2 on AMZ with lightspeed capability. Ray Tracing is very intense and needs fast storage to process all that wonderful lighting effects. So one upgrade can lead to other issues that need solving. My new 990 M.2 will be here soon for Ray Tracing goodness. Half Life 2 even has an RTX version that I'm dying to try out also. So far, the garaphics from Last of US Part 1 are literally blowing away whatever anyone ever saw on PS3 at 720p. The updated visuals are ridiculously better without Ray Tracing working to its optimum. Another note, my laptop got a new infusion of RAM to 32gb, and that also made the new game run better by a mile. Don't be afraid to upgrade that old computer. There are some good prices for new computers though. If I notice anything earth shattering once I connect up the Samsung 990 I will try to update this review. For $200-$300 you can breathe a lot of new life into old computers.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2025 by Movieskinny
Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
UPS were the people who shipped this via Amazon. I spent nearly $320 on this product and UPS was very incompetent and extremely stressful to work with. First off I had to download the proprietary UPS app to track my package, second off they skipped my house literally 3 times and then when they passed my house the 4th time, that's when they actually delivered it. Then they wanted a signature which my roommates were really not wanting to do since I was at work, but someone did sign for it and I just installed it in my computer. Please note that you do need a PSU that supports either a 6+2 pin or an 8-pin configuration, and if you have neither of those you need to upgrade your PSU. There are 8-pin adapters for this but they are very dangerous to use and are a serious housefire risk due to how the nature of the pins work by design. Now that the GPU is actually delivered and I'm looking at what it's doing performance wise, it's getting 97 FPS 1080p with the Uniengine Heaven benchmark. I bought this card as a replacement to my GTX 980 which was starting to fail. The second reason I bought this card was because I was tired of having 40 FPS while 1080P gaming. My goal is to get as close to 240FPS as possible and so far with this benchmark I'm doing, it's meeting my expectations. Please note that my settings for the Unigine Heaven benchmark 4.0 was Ultra Quality, 1920x1080 8xAA Fullscreen, Extreme Tessellation under a 2700x Ryzen 7 on Win 11. I'm aware that if I turned down Tessellation, my score would be higher. October 2024 Edit: GPU is still working after 4 months. GPU never really gets hot unless I put on a very intensive game. Most games get 140+ FPS with older titles HITTING that 240 FPS I bought the GPU for. Should've I gotten the 40xx series? I didn't bother cuz my PSU doesn't support 16-pin connectors that the 40xx lineup requires. Pros: -Almost always cool, never gets that hot -Is quiet even under load -140+ FPS usually... Had over 120+ FPS in the RE4 Remake and a solid 40-60 in the new Silent Hill 2 Remake -GREAT PRICE for the GPU you actually get Cons: -GPU still struggles with DX12, my 980 GTX struggled even worse with the API -2x 6-Pin (or 4+2) required, meaning you will need to have support for that out of the box on the PSU -Runs hot when playing something like Resident Evil 7, and you can feel the heat emanating from it when it does run hot -There are better GPUs to buy that perform better but this 3060 RTX is more for if you got a tight budget -UPS will overcomplicate the shipping process and you'll have to download thier software to track your package
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Reviewed in the United States on July 10, 2024 by Simba Uematsu
Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
Don’t let the YouTube pc builders steer you away from this beast. Cheap yet can run AAA titles all day with ease. Runs bf6 about 70-90fps according to my Razer cortex app, and runs escape from tarkov like a champ. I’m paired with a ryzen 7 5800xt on a b550 motherboard. Do not sleep on this budget card, it holds its weight in gold. Easy install like any GPU, only needs one PCIe power cord, and the RGB is good looking and not obnoxious!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 21, 2025 by Caleb
Style: GAMING
Size: RTX3060|OC|REV2.0
Bought this two years ago and it's still running just fine. I was able to get this to work on my Linux system, and it runs fine when using Windows 10 with it. I have not installed Windows 11, but I'm sure it would run just fine on that OS too. It runs nice and quiet. Performance-wise, it handles my games well at high and ultra settings.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 22, 2026 by J R