ASUS DUALRTX3050O8G Dual GeForce RTX 3050 8GB GDDR6 PCI Express 4.0 Video Card

The graphic card is super good, considering the brand, detail on the card, the cooling and the boost clocking frequency. Comparing to other dual series graphic cards, this RTX 3050 is having a line of led light on the card, it's a fancy design, even though the color is not changeable, it looks cool. The card is shorter than other 3050 cards, and it's compact considering it's a 2-fan graphic card. For 3050, 2 fans is good enough and this card did great in cooling, if I put both fans in 100%, the temperature only goes to 60-65 playing cyberpunk 2077 with full specs.

I don't like giving 5 star reviews but I can't find a way to fault this device for anything. For casual gaming this is handling everything I've been throwing at it. Installation was smooth, and driver/software downloads were easily accessed and installed via the website. I have it running with a system built around a Ryzen5 motherboard with onboard GPU which I've heard is equivalent to about a 1080. The onboard GPU was ok with older games, Minecraft, and less graphically intense games on lower or minimum settings and now I can max the settings on everything with no lag. I don't play a lot of games but recently started playing Deep Rock Galactic because it was on sale. I'm able to play that on max video settings with zero issues, if that helps anyone. Another review says it can handle Cyberpunk. I only have a 500w power supply and so I'm not going to push it too hard. I'm not running a very power hungry set up and have leeway and it will still be safe even if it maxes out it's power consumption, however according to the monitoring dashboard I've not even come close to doing that at any point so far. I need quieter main fan so I can't comment too much on wether or not the 3050's fans are as quiet as advertised, but there has been no increase in noise. For the price of this GPU I think it's amazing value and wouldn't see a point in spending more. I don't think I'll ever have a need for the overclocking functions, but this model was on sale when I bought it so it was the same price as the non-OC model. I was tossing around the idea of getting a Switch or something for the kid which would have been about the same price and I'm glad I got this instead. I'm looking forward to finding out how well it improves photo editing and vector software soon. If it's anything like how it improved overall graphics performance elsewhere I'm sure it will be very good. I'm not super knowledgable on hardware matters so if you're like me and enjoy occasional gaming ,but still like to have a high quality experience I happily recommend this product.