EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 6GB GAMING, only 6.8 in, Perfect for mITX Build Graphics Card 06G-P4-6161-KR

Great card, can easily get it under 20k on retail store. I'm taking about SC 6gb one.

The card is small.Silent.. I can't tell since I got 12 case fans all running at medium.Definitely serves the purpose of playing at high settings at 55-60? FPS on 1080p

Overpriced.

card is good but op

expensive

La 1060 è sicuramente un bust buy per l'utente che non vuole spendere cifre importanti nella sola scheda video. Senza entrare nei tecnicismi, visto che ai più non interessano minimamente, dico che, è un'ottima scheda, che permette di far girare i videogiochi più recenti senza incertezze; 60FPS fissi a dettagli EXTRA. Ideale per monitor FullHD (1920x1080). Per un 1440p (2560x1440) bisogna scendere un po' a compromessi per non compromettere il frame rate, ma si comporta egregiamente anche in questi casi.Per me è assolutamente consigliata, visto che la sorella maggiore, la 1070 costa (io l'ho acquista a 280 euro questa 1060) circa 200 euro in più; e per 20FPS di media in più non ne vale la pena.Consiglio il modello da 6GB rispetto a quello da 3GB, nonostante costi circa 50 euro in più, proprio per non intasare del tutto la VRAM (con conseguente calo di frame rate).

I bought the single fan version and I love this card - on my Alienware works without any issues. Quiet (for me), well built and had no issues with any of the games that I play.The only complain that I have is with the drivers... For whatever reason this video card brings its own sound drivers as well and they just don't play nice with Windows 10. I have to keep on disable them every time there is an update.

Well, hmm. MONSTER card for what I use it for! I like to game a bit and this card was more than I originally thought it would be. I had the 1050 2gb before I got this and didn’t think it would be a big jump, but I was wrong! The 6gb or vram make all the difference! Now I don’t have to worry about the textures loading only 10-15 ft in front of my characters ha. Definitely a good thing for the visuals! So you have a better idea of why it works well for me, I use:Windows 10 Pro 64 bitIntel i5-2500 3.3Ghz16GB RAM DDR343” Visio Tv hooked up via HDMIThis card has upgraded my pc immensely from my 1050 2gb that I was using before! For video and surfing the web it seems everything is loading almost instantly. For gaming, I’ve been able to ramp up settings full tilt on everything I play. I’ve over clocked this card an it took a few to get it to be both more powerful AND stable. After finding a sweet spot this card has managed to destroy what I throw at it!Assassins Creed Odyssey - Max settings is not exactly 60fps but you hardly notice it.Metro Exodus - Pretty damned good performance. Also not exactly 60 fps but you wouldn't know it.Fallout 4 is a breeze even with all the mods I have installed. 45+ 60fps almost always with a few dropsPro Evo 19 is a walk in the park. 60fpsFar Cry 5 is a stroll. 60fpsSubnautica is beautiful when I play.MGS V . Forget about it haha. 60fpsGhost recon Wildlands is now so detailed its ridiculous. 60fpsMadden 19 has the slowest load times ever! But I highly doubt it’s the cards fault. Outside of loading the game plays buttery smooth!BATMAN Arkham City isn’t even close to a problem. 60fpsNBA2k19 has some small stutters but plays so well!Every game I’ve mentioned is at ULTRA/highest settings except fallout 4 (removed god rays cause it’s only good for video capture or screen shots).I’m impressed by this card! I’d recommend it and as a plus I got it for $219 on thanksgiving day I think sooo DEFINITELY WORTH EVERY PENNY 😎Edited: Found out why I got stuttering. Non stable overclock. Also updated games played. Added Metro Exodus and AC Odyssey.

Upgraded to this from a Sapphire R9 270x, as it was cheap, and small, and much newer, as well as an overall upgrade in terms of performance.Pros: Yes, it is better than my old GPU, and it works great, I can play games, if I tune the graphical settings right, I can easily run 60fps in modern games. It runs very cool for only having a single fan. I've never had it go above 60°C while under full load, which is good, compared to my 270x, which would get up to 65°C or higher at times, at full load, and it had 2 fans. It's very quiet, which is expected from a single fan GPU. Even when maxed out (I use MSI afterburner to tweak my GPU settings). It's without a doubt, more silent than a desk fan on low. So, that's a massive plus. It's also tiny. It's literally half the size of my R9 270x, which makes for a lot of room in your case. It only uses a single PCIe power connector (6-pin), which is pretty great too. The 6GB of VRAM is awesome, coming from a card that only had 2GB, there's no stuttering at all in modern games, there may be a drop in FPS with high settings, but no stuttering, or having the feeling of your card might die from the game it's running.Cons: The only downside to this card, is that it doesn't have the performance to do what I want from a GPU. I have an obsession with playing games on the highest settings (High or Ultra), and maintaining 60 fps or higher. This card struggles with that. At least with the games I play, which to be fair, are NOT the most optimized games, as they are mostly all in their beta stages, so take that into account. However, I do have to tone the settings down a lot, turn off shadows and anti-aliasing and such, to maintain high fps. That's why it only gets 4 stars, because it's great, and can run some very modern games, however, you have to turn the settings down to do that, and it you're like me, and you play on PC so you can max out the graphics, you may struggle with this card.Again, I haven't tried this with stable, optimized games, so that MAY be part of it.Games I have tested it on:-Mechwarrior Online-Warhammer 40,000: Eternal Crusade-Dreadnought-War Thunder (This game is optimized, and I do get great performance on highest settings) Great card, I don't regret my purchase, it'll hold me over until I can upgrade again in the near future. Also, the customer service was great. The first package was never received, despite claiming to be delivered, I brought it to their attention, and a replacement was shipped out to me, without charge, and with free 2 day shipping.

We live in the Pacific Northwest and this last summer (2017) was exceptionally hot (90's-100's for more than 3 months). This isn't normal for our region, and thus I couldn't figure out what was going on with my card at the time.So here's what I dealt with for almost 4 months after initially loving this card.Start any game (Dishonored 2, Mafia 3*, Far Cry 3, 4, Primal, Doom, Skyrim, Fallout 4, GTA 5, Just Cause 3*, Team Fortress 2, Wolfenstein TNO, and The Witness .. * = game that still has issues despite card being under 83 C)Play for around 1-3 mins and the fps will drop from 60 to 10-15.Get frustrated, research online, find non-solutions.Repeat for about 2 months.To find a working solution I needed Fraps, EVGA Precision XOC and HWiNFO 32 (for reading card temp). What was happening was the card would hit 83 Celsius and auto adjust the clock speed down to protect the card from heat damage. What this means in-game is going from 60+ fps to under 15). So I tweaked the fan settings on Precision XOC to high and adjusted the "Power Target" to around 50%... this would buy me at least 10 min of extra gameplay - but still wouldn't fix the heat issue. Basically, this card needs either two fans and a better heatsink or a redesign.Now that it's Fall and cooler temps overall, I haven't been having these issues. I've been turning on "KBoost" (highest clock speed) with the fans at high and it's been a superstar card.I just wish I'd known that I can't rely upon the card in the summer months due to poor heat dispersion. I easily would have opted for a larger card with two fans (I've seen EVGA's 2-fan version of this card) even if it's a tad more expensive.I'm not looking forward to next summer, 2018.