GALAX GeForce RTX™ 4060 EX 1-Click OC, Xtreme Tuner App Control, 8GB, GDDR6, 128-bit, DP*3/HDMI 2.1/DLSS 3/Gaming Graphics Card

Let’s call it what it is: This card is for the realists—people who want next-gen performance without auctioning off a kidney or choosing between a GPU and groceries. If you’re not trying to play 4K ultra on Starfield with ray tracing and water cooling powered by moonlight, the GALAX RTX 4060 EX punches well above its price point.I dropped this into a mid-tier build (think: Ryzen 5, 32GB RAM, NVMe boot, nothing too wild), and it handled everything I threw at it—Call of Duty MW6, RDR2, Diablo Immortal (PC), even some light Blender rendering—all without sounding like a jet engine or throwing off enough heat to toast bread.And yes, the 1-Click OC thing? Not just marketing. It’s a literal button press in the Xtreme Tuner software, and boom—you get that extra performance bump without diving into voltage tables or praying to the silicon gods.What Stands Out:Compact dual-fan design fits in tighter builds without sacrificing airflow.RGB? Tastefully subtle. Doesn’t look like a unicorn exploded in your case.DLSS 3 and frame generation actually breathe new life into older games—you can crank the visuals and hold 100+ FPS easy at 1080p, and even 1440p holds up surprisingly well.Low power draw. No need to upgrade your PSU to some triple-rail monster.I’ve got mine running in a mesh case, temps stay around 60–65°C under load. Idle? Whisper quiet. I have SSDs that make more noise.What Could Be Better:Only 8GB VRAM. Not a deal-breaker now, but could feel tight down the road with bloated AAA titles.No backplate. Functional, but would’ve loved one just for that extra clean look.The included software UI looks like it was made in 2012. Works fine, but yikes.TL;DR:If you’re gaming at 1080p or 1440p, dabbling in content creation, or just upgrading from anything pre-20 series, the GALAX RTX 4060 EX is a straight-up steal. Cool, quiet, efficient, and stupid easy to boost with a click.It’s the GPU equivalent of “I’m not trying to flex, I just want everything to work—and work well.”

I picked this up because it was the best price other than some MSI 4060s with known driver issues. Not a lot of brand recognition here but they have been around for 30 years, so I figured it was worth a shot, and it is definitely a good-looking card.I have benchmarks from the same system with a 5700xt and also a lot of temps while gaming, and this card works amazingly. It is fast, rock-solid, I never got over 65° C even during stress testing. I highly recommend this bad boy!

Awesome graphic card. It works great on my computer, especially with the games that I have. I haven’t had no problem. I recommended.

Feels solid, looks pretty cool although I’m not a fan the RGB colors thing. Runs all my games awesomely and does not get hot so far….

Really good for the price and it’s great quality only downside is i can’t change the rgb on it but it still looks great

The best graphics card for your $

I got this to use with an i7 4790k CPU which is a 4th gen Intel processor. Yes that is an older processor but it's been a hell of a workhorse so if you have that processor then don't be afraid to use this card with it, I only saw a 2% CPU bottleneck which is fantastic. And yes 4th gen i7 means ddr3 RAM and again I saw no bottleneck with ram stone I have 32 gigs of that ddr3 RAM. So great product but be warned it feels a bit light weight compared to bigger brand names like MSI, Asus or Gigabyte or something but the performance is just great still. Ellie Dangerous on absolute max settings 1080p not even a frame hiccup below 58 fps. Cyberpunk with raytracing maxed settings 1080p I pulled a 58 fps average with a 42 lowest at peak intensity and Callisto Protocol max settings possible 50 was the lowest.

No issues. Rgb works well just make sure you have a mobo that has the required slot for rgb cord.