so anyone got ahold of a an asus, gigabyte, msi gtx1060?
my ROTTR on the desktop is itching
my ROTTR on the desktop is itching
Got a Zotac 1060, runs cool and quiet, and it's pretty small, good card overall, although they should've replaced the 6-pin connector with an 8-pin one for better overclockability and added a damn backplate, can't complain about anything else though.ballad wroteso anyone got ahold of a an asus, gigabyte, msi gtx1060?
my ROTTR on the desktop is itching
I know the zotac is out and it seems good and all, but I really care about aesthetics.Die_Kapitan wroteGot a Zotac 1060, runs cool and quiet, and it's pretty small, good card overall, although they should've replaced the 6-pin connector with an 8-pin one for better overclockability and added a damn backplate, can't complain about anything else though.ballad wroteso anyone got ahold of a an asus, gigabyte, msi gtx1060?
my ROTTR on the desktop is itching
I called microcity and they have only inno3d gtx 1060.Lobo wroteMicrocity and Viacom have the Gigabyte GTX 1060 G1 Gaming 6GD
ballad wroteI called microcity and they have only inno3d gtx 1060.Lobo wroteMicrocity and Viacom have the Gigabyte GTX 1060 G1 Gaming 6GD
Do you know the pricing at viacom?
ballad wrotemicrocity has it for 414$, it seems the dealer has raised its price, welcome to Lebanon
well in that case the 100$ cheaper zotac seems more reasonable since its a budget cardLobo wroteballad wrotemicrocity has it for 414$, it seems the dealer has raised its price, welcome to Lebanon
$414 usd is a good price for the Gigabyte GTX 1060 G1 Gaming
You can't compare Gigabyte to Zotac .... you can compare it with Asus and Msi and EVGA ...ballad wrotewell in that case the 100$ cheaper zotac seems more reasonable since its a budget cardLobo wroteballad wrotemicrocity has it for 414$, it seems the dealer has raised its price, welcome to Lebanon
$414 usd is a good price for the Gigabyte GTX 1060 G1 Gaming
You are right about PCpartner but it is an umbrella company.Lobo wrote You can't compare Gigabyte to Zotac .... you can compare it with Asus and Msi and EVGA ...
Zotac is in the playground of inno3d / manli which by the way are all owned by one group called PCpartner...
imanmatar wroteHey guys,
I need your tech advice. I'm building a budget gaming rig around the zotac's gtx 1060 amp.
It seems that this card is the best choice in Lebanon, if you're short on money and need to max out settings in all games on 1080p while still getting 60fps+ (Correct me if I'm wrong).
Do you think an i3 6100 CPU will bottleneck such a card? If yes which CPU would you recommend bearing in mind that I want the cheapest available CPU in Lebanon which won't bottleneck this card.
Best
The Zotac 1060 Mini.ballad wroteso any luck with finding a respectable gtx 1060 brand for 350$ or so?
How is the cooling performance under load of such cards mate , do they have back plate.Die_Kapitan wroteThe Zotac 1060 Mini.ballad wroteso any luck with finding a respectable gtx 1060 brand for 350$ or so?
Not that bad, actually. And no, even the AMP! Edition doesn't have a backplate.Tech Guru wroteHow is the cooling performance under load of such cards mate , do they have back plate.Die_Kapitan wroteThe Zotac 1060 Mini.ballad wroteso any luck with finding a respectable gtx 1060 brand for 350$ or so?
You can still use it for full-size builds, man, it's not a bad performer too.ballad wroteI think that the mini is targeted for htpc builds