The standard twin fan ZOTAC is our cheapest card included in this guide, but it’s still a valuable competitor. For most rigs, though, the sound of this card shouldn’t be noticeable. It’s not the loudest card we’ve heard by a long shot, but it’s not silent, either. The card itself runs on the quieter side of normal. In fact, ZOTAC itself boasts that this card will “fit 99% of cases.” The card is excellent at staying cool, and it’s compact on top of that, meaning it will fit well into most cases. ZOTAC boasts its own Ice Storm 2.0 cooling hardware, which works surprisingly well. If you’re looking to save a little money, the standard edition will most likely perform for you just fine. However, the standard version is a decent card on its own, though in terms of raw numbers, it’s the weakest card in our lineup. If overclocking is your cup of tea, the AMP Edition will be worth the slight price upgrade. The AMP edition will squeeze a bit extra out of this card, and it has a white LED logo where the standard version does not. The card comes in two versions: a standard twin-fan version, and an AMP Edition that’s factory overclocked.
Our first entry in this list of hard-hitters is the ZOTAC Gaming GeForce RTX 2060. No LEDs (white LEDs on the AMP version).
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