Computer GeForce GTX 1060 VR Ready GDDR5 Graphics Card (GeForce GTX 1060 Armor 6G OC)

I managed to get this card for $269, which is an absolute steal for something that can produce performance around the range of a GTX 980. I upgraded from my aging 7870 2GB card and everything runs at a smooth 1080p 60fps on high-ultra settings. Do take note that this card wont let you max everything out for modern titles, and you probably have to knock down some settings for extremely demanding games (Witcher 3) or optimized games (Fallout 4/ X Com2).That being said for 1080p gaming, this is perfect and more than sufficient to play everything on at least high with a smooth frame rate. Its also insanely quiet and runs very cool even on a humid day. Just a few things to take note of before you buy this card- No backplate- It is fairly large, so make sure your case can fit the card.- As someone new to Nvidia products, there does not seem to be any overclocking software built into the Nvidia Control Panel. Definitely prefer AMD's version of being able to overclock with its own software.

MSI GAMING GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GDDR5 DirectX 12 VR Ready (GeForce GTX 1060 ARMOR 6G OC)I upgraded this card from an XFX R9 390 DD edition and so far I'm liking what I see. I managed to grab this card close to the starting price of all GTX 1060's which was roughly 270 dollars. So far this card has been great at maxing every game that I've played at 1080p and even 2560x1080p or UWFHD. Even high demanding games like MGSV and Fallout 4 have been no problem with this card. I would recommend grabbing something like MSI afterburner or PrecisionXOC to adjust the fans to your liking. So far I've been able to keep it running cool around mid 40's to low 50's even under load. Anyway, this card is definitely worth the money, assuming you can find it at around 270 dollars.

OVERPRICED!!! not how the market works! Legit gamers wont put up with this crap!

This card is virtually silent, I can't hear the fans at all. It is powerful enough to play all of my games on Ultra mode. It is also a beast at video rendering, I have cut my render times down substantially with this card.The packaging is easy to open and frustration free, it also has plastic covers over all of the contact points which I found to be a nice touch.The only downside is that the afterburner app isn't as polished as some of their others, but I guess that's to be expected when you don't get the gaming model :P

I mean what can I say? I have had it for about 4 months and it runs most games on ultra (Overwatch, SC2, Borderlands). It is quiet and it looks cool. It is very big, but it fit fine in my mATX case. Overall, if you can get this for a good price (I got it for 269.99) I recommend it!

I upgraded to this card from (2) Radeon HD 6950's in crossfire. All I can say is video cards have come a long way since 2011. This card blows my previous cards away. My first test was a highly modded Skyrim with ENB. Silky smooth 60fps in vync running a 1080p display. I tested without the ENB / vysnc activated and was getting 80-100 fps. The temps on this are insanely cool compared to my 6950 xfire setup. My top 6950 card would reach 88-90 degrees. The GTX 1060 hit 60 degrees after about an hour of gaming.On a side note; I wish people would stop giving low scores in the reviews based on price. I bought this card for $329 on Amazon. Yes, I probably overpaid for it. But the simple fact is; is that these cards are difficult to find in stock. It's the laws of supply and demand. If you think it's too much, don't buy it. But don't give it 1 star because of the price. Besides this card performs on par with the GTX 980 which still costs more. I'm done venting. Thanks.

It does what it is supposed to do: It plays current triple-A game titles at maxed out settings. It was a great upgrade from my tired EVGA GTX 750 Ti, at a reasonable price.

Nice and quiet little beast that will overclock to 2000+ MHz.Not quite enough to run some AAA games at ultra settings @ 1080p60, but will handle nicely at very high or high settings.