NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 Computer Graphics Cards

It's about maybe 60% smaller than the R9 290 I had for just under 5 years. A LOT more powerful, quiet, runs cool, efficient and I'm more than positive that this baby can last well over 15 years without an issue. If anything before that time comes perhaps the price of the 1080 or whatever Nvidia puts out within the next 10+ years the price of an elite video card will come down drastically like under $300 for what I paid for this one. My next move is to upgrade to an i7 on my 1150 socket mobo but that's another story. Setting this card up wasn't too much of a problem. Only issues I had was when I forgot to uninstall my old driver making me have to swap this card out for my old one, uninstall the driver software, plug this back in, boot it back up, install the driver software, update the GeForce Experience gaming software and fix my dual screen settings. On my smaller monitor I use to surf the web and use Twitch stream software. On my 49 inch LG UHD I play the video games and watch the movies and shows on. UHD gaming on this card should be pretty good but not quite perfect. It's pretty safe to say that it should be getting 30-45fps at UHD resolution on certain games. Overall I highly recommend this video card. It is an above average quality card and at a good price for one of the higher entry level gaming video cards. The 6GB VRAM is icing on the cake too. I seen a Colorful mini 1060 go for nearly $500 and you get just about the same performance or really close to it for about $200 less. Enjoy the good times!

I recently installed this GTX1060 into my Alienware X51 R2, which originally had a GTX645 (I think) from when I bought it around four years ago. My X51 was getting a bit slow and hinging while multitasking and gaming. Around a year ago I upgraded the RAM to 16gb for about $100 which boosted my multitasking ability, but gaming was still suffering. I was unable to play certain titles that I had purchased. I was thinking about buying a new desktop or building, when I realized that the GPU was the main culprit. After some research, I found that that 1060 was small, efficient, powerful, and affordable, which was the perfect combination for my X51's small case. Installed easily, and it is running beautifully. Playing games on Ultra with buttery smooth FPS now. I have an ultrawide monitor and two other monitors. I game on the ultrawide while using the other screens for streaming/browsing. It is a totally different computer now.

Very good graphics card for the money. This can be used in low power desktops and have a very positive 1080P experience or even a 4K experience with an old enough game. The fans are actually pretty quiet, the form factor is pretty compact and can fit in many smaller cases. I have played many games using this from Overwatch to Division 2 which all were very very playable. I would say that this is about on par with an XBOX ONE X as far as capability with some variables causing it to perform slightly better or worse depending on the game. Overall very good for 1080P in almost all scenarios.

The graphics card here runs really well with my pc, especially with my vr headset. I hsd a 660 before, which caused my pc to crash a lot. The 1060 was a better upgrade and really good for people that need at least an upgrade from an even older card. I know it's not common nowadays for people to use this one since there are even better cards, but this one still is great for the price paid for, and it does everything thing I need it for!

I'm having nothing but praise for this Asus Strix OC GTX 1060. It handles everything I throw at it on maximum settings, it runs cool, has no coil whine, and it was well worth every penny. Be careful with the current nvidia drivers though as of this posting. I'm running 375.70 drivers because the ones after have been causing issues with the card. The card itself is flawless though so no complaints on that end.

This card has been great so far. Had it about 2 weeks. The card is short but that doesn't mean it's less powerful. Great for cases with less room like mine is. Runs most games at ultra or very high at 1080p around 60fps. I'm very pleased. Would recommend if you want good performance that doesn't break the bank.

Pros: - Great value for the price - Powerful enough to run current 2019-2019 AAA games at high settings - Multiple video outputs - Quiet fan Cons: - It's a rather big card so make sure your case can accommodate it (takes up 2 card slots) - Has a single fan - No SLI (not really important though)

Upgraded from a 3GB 780 Ti that had a fan break on me. I am no disappointed. People might talk down on the 1060 but it has 6GB of video memory which is good enough for any games out there right now. I get 100+ fps in ultra mode (1920x1080) in most of my graphically intensive games.

This gtx 1060 3gb works well for Fortnite. I stress tested it, and it kept low temperatures consistently. I'd recommend this to anyone building a gaming pc on a budget if your psu only has a 6-pin connector (or opting for a 6gb version if you have the extra money).

This card is dead silent. While working on a tripple-monitor setup, the fan stays at 0! For the price it offers unbeatable performance. The 3GB work well with the highest settings if you don't do anti-aliasing, but the chip has more horsepower than 3GB.