ZER-LON GeForce GTX 1660 Super 6GB Graphics Cards, GDRR6 192Bit PCIE 3.0X16 Computer Gaming Gpu, Dual Freeze Fans Video Card with HDMI/DP/DVI Ports Support 4K and 8K HD

I have a Lenovo desktop, model M720T with a Gold G5400 Intel I-3 CPU. This card literally cranked up this computer more than I could have hoped. I had read and studied that this card is a perfect compliment to this CPU as neither one will choke the other so to speak. I have Plex, and was having serious stress issues with the CPU being maxed out trying to keep up with the transcoding. After installing this card I now can run all 4 of my HD Homerun Flex 4K tuners at 720P HD quality, and run 2 video sources on my computer at the same time and still navigate web pages on the computer, although it

It worked for what I wanted to play, not much to say other than that, I did end up returning it since I found better graphics cards for a similar price point. Very nice for entry level 1080p gaming.

Bought this for my old HP Omen which had a 1060 which was fine for most games on low, but with the newer games struggled even on low settings, I looked into upgrading and found the 1660 Super to be a good fit without having to change out other components of my computer. Install was super easy and almost plug and play, since then many of my games like have been running smooth and even newer games have almost no issue with low to mid settings. Been using it for a few months with no issues, I am very happy with this purchase and a good budget card for what I want.

Got this March 2024 for the cheapest build I could manage that would allow my console husband to play PC PalWorld with me (before crossplay came out).It is now August 30, 2025, and I don't think we've ever shut the PC down, but this thing is still running perfectly. Once PalWorld got boring, its been used for "friendslop" random games like repo or peak, and hosted a 24/7 ARK server for 8 months. (ARK was not played on the PC, it was only used to host the server while we played on different machines, so this is more of a constant wear thing rather than a performance ancedote.) Now its running R

I purchased this GPU a few months ago, excited to complete my PC build. However, upon finally assembling my system this weekend, I discovered that the GPU was defective. I went through all the troubleshooting steps: resetting the CMOS, re-seating the RAM, and even swapping my old GPU to confirm that everything else was functioning perfectly. As you can see in the attached video, the left fan has been slowly dying while the right fan constantly spins at 100% for some reason.To add to my frustration, I realized that my return and support window has now expired, leaving me with a useless product.

Full disclosure, I purchased this (and ended up returning it) for a Plex Media Server build and it w as just transcoding 4k and 1080p video for me. I purchased this feeling a little suspicious of the price, but running in through GPU-Z software it is a legit GTX 1660.I returned it as I found a great deal on a RTX 3060 that could do even more for not much more money, but if I hadn't found that deal I would have kept this. It's very efficient and can transcode 3-4 4k streams at once, which is great. I think this card would work well for a budget 1080p gaming build as well.

My score mostly sufferers from the lack of good packing. The card came in a generic unbranded box with no foam to protect it. The solder joints wore through the anti static bag and tore up the cardboard insert. The card itself is recognized as a legit 1660 Super and proformance is on par with that. The fan shroud might as well have been left off since it doesn't do much. Step up your packaging, I'm lucky mine showed up operational.