Came in shape. Easy to install. Pack a punch compared to my previous one. Installation manual is clear.No trouble after a year.

 

je ne comprend pas pourquoi il y a des carte a 2000$ quand cette carte coute une fraction du prix, tout mes jeux roule a ultra setting graphique, cool éclairages, la carte est lourde donc prévoire un support, moi je m'en est fait un en Lego...

Todo a la perfección.

Pase de gráficos integrados a esta tarjeta y me encantó, he podido jugar en gráficos altos en diversos juegos en linea y AAA, la iluminación es genial (no olviden descargar Aura Sync para implementar diferentes efectos). He jugado durante horas y no ha llegado a más de 60 °CLas desventajas sería el precio, es muy grande y pesada así que necesitas un soporte por tener 3 ventiladores y al menos para mí MB tapo algunos puertos SATA que ocupaba (aunque al final se solucionó con unos conectores a 90°)En conclusión, tiene todo lo que una 3050 te da más las prestaciones que te ofrece productos ROG

Me encantó

Una gran tarjeta de video para jugar en ultra a 1080p al menos a 60 fps, la pude conseguir en oferta en su precio RPM, por lo que estuvo muy bien, el RGB me gustó, ya que mi ensamble casi en su mayoría es ROG por lo que quedo excelente, se podría exigir un poco más y rozar los 1440p con buenos fps, envío excelente.

Tiene un buen rendimiento y en lo personal la versión ROG está de lujo muy fría y con la correcta configuración el OC se le puede sacar más provecho, en lo personal estoy muy satisfecho

En si es muy buena la tarjeta, no caen los fps y la memoria ayuda mucho solo que mi equipo ha presentados ciertos crasheos inesperados al usar ciertas aplicaciones entre ellas Google chrome ya que jugando va sin problemas ¿a alguien le ha pasado esto?

Excelente producto por un excelente precio una buena oportunidad para adquirir este producto

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At the beginning of this year I built a new PC with an I7-12700K. This is a productivity PC, not a gaming build, but just to be fun I still went with light-up components. My desktop uses a 4K 32" monitor and a full HD 24" monitor. The I7's IGP was having some issues with the 4K monitor so I decided I would have to add a card to the mix. When I built the PC, video cards were way overpriced so I dug around in my junk box and found a GTX 750ti. It worked, but the poor thing ran really hot. That might have something to do with the fan on the card being dead and me finally just taking the entire cooling shroud off to allow the case airflow to cool the card.For months, I kept a lookout for price drops on the ASUS ROG STRIX cards. I was looking for two things with those cards. First, I wanted the fan stop capability as my ASUS Z690 PRIME motherboard can stop the case fans (5 x 140mm Cooler Master fans) when the machine is not under load and running cool. This allows for a nearly silent PC as the CPU fan drops down to just a few hundred RPM and can't be heard at all. Second, I wanted some lights to go along with the fans, CPU cooler, and RAM that is all synchronized through Armoury Crate (plus a custom app I'll mention later).Finally, the price on the ASUS ROG STRIX RTX 350 dropped to only $335 for a day or two. I jumped on it.The timing did end up being interesting. Back when I bought that original GTX 750ti, I did some cryptomining with it on the side and was able to make a few dollars (which actually turned into quite a bit more when Bitcoin went up in value) just letting the card mine at night. I had planned on doing the same with this card. Of course, the day I bought the card, the ETH switch to PoS happened and GPU mining became unprofitable overnight. Oh well, I still needed a reasonable video card.The card is installed and working. I have had a couple of issues, but neither is the fault of the video card itself so there is no drop in stars.First, my KVM doesn't like the card. I have a work laptop and my desktop machine running to the previously mentioned 4K monitor through a KVM. It works, but when the PC tells the monitor to shutoff, the monitor starts cycling with a "no signal" warning which didn't happen with the previous video card. I know it is the KVM because if I bypass the KVM the monitor will stay in sleep mode as expected. Trying to find a better KVM now (that doesn't break the bank).Second, and this is an ASUS issue but not specific to this card, is a problem with controlling the LEDs on the card. I'm a software developer and can't help but tinker. Before I got the new card, I wrote a program that uses ASUS's AURI Sync API to control the lights in the computer. The program's job is to watch for event signals when the monitor goes to sleep and wakes up. When it goes to sleep, I shut off the lights. When it wakes up, I let the lights go back to doing whatever Armoury Crate was setup to do. This worked fine with the motherboard's LED headers and the RAM. However, the video card is never detected by the API. I can control the lighting in Armoury Crate just fine (which is why it isn't losing a star), but the API doesn't see it and when the API tells the other lights to shutoff the lights on the video card just freeze in whatever state they were in. No help from ASUS's ROG forum on this, so for now I just have the lights on the card shutoff. Disappointing, but doesn't keep the card from doing its job.OK, with all of that, the card is doing fine for what I need it for. It plays videos, shows all content, and (most importantly) stays cool. I'm very impressed with how cool it stays. I tried out one of the NVIDIA technology demos which run the 3D rendering up to max. The card only climbed to 60C, and was still very quiet with its fans running. When I'm doing normal work (such as typing this), the temperature drops into the 40s and the fans on the card stop completely. By that measure alone, I consider this purchase to be mission accomplished.

Was looking for a new card which was powerful enough, with an emphasis on quietness and cool running. This card delivers all three like no other graphics card I have ever had, and I have had many. Don't get me wrong; this is no high end card but if you desire "powerful enough", but care most about quiet and not turning your computer into a space heater this is as good as it gets. It is also very high quality compared to many other 3050's.I overclocked core and memory and I still don't get higher than 53c when gaming, and simply cannot hear the cards fans, When finished gaming and just want to watch video's, etc. the card cools down so ridiculously fast and it's back in the lower 30's with fans off in a few seconds.Yes, this is an expensive 3050, so if price is your only consideration then look elsewhere, even though prices have dropped a lot lately. But for those who value quiet and want the most well made, coolest and most quiet 3050 there is then you will be very pleased after purchase, like I am.