PNY - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 XLR8 Gaming OC Edition 3GB GDDR5 PCI Express 3.0 Graphics Card - Black/Red

The perfect graphic card by price, can play almost all games in ultra settings at 1080p (with 8320E non overclocked). Very quiet and cool, after hours of playing keep temperatures down 50 degrees. One month since i buy it, playing almost all days and zero problems.

A very capable card for a 1060. Plays most all titles incredibly at 1080p and Extremely Well at 1440p. Looks good and even includes a backplate. Highly recommended.

Wanted to play Oculus Rift games and Battlefield 1 with 3 monitors. Does the job very well. A good card for the price-point.

had for a month so far, is great. wish led changed more tho

I bought this back in june 2017 for $219.99 before tax. I could have gotten the full 6gb version back then for only 20 dollars more($239.99). Still kicking myself on that one. I play on linux and finally got it working with elite dangerous recently. It can gobble up the vram even with high fps. 45-100% usage of the card at 95% potential vram usage. I could have used more vram in my circumstances. I'm hopeing best buy eventually does an upgrade policy for Video cards. It would be a very nice options. Especially with the card prices we have today. The only downside to the card I've seen is the default fan curve logic doesn't go up to 100% on load and the card can get up to 75C tempuratures with stock fan curve. This can be partially resolved by going into nvidias config program, thermal settings, clicking, 'Enable GPU Fan Settings', and putting it to 100% and hitting apply while playing. This can probably be resolved with things like msi afterburner for windows users(or dual booters?!). But as a pure linux user it's a bit annoying. I don't think it's listed as linux compatible but it would nice if there was a nice fan curve software out there for linux. With the fan up to 100% it doesn't get above 55C at full load. Probably closer to 52C. Idles at as low as 32-36C in my system. Besides that is seems to be a very good card. I was worried PNY might be a cheaper brand but the card physically is very nice and not cheap feelng at all. Highly recommended. But if the 6gb is on sale for 239.99 I recommend that over the 3gb model. Still mad I bought the 3gb version when I need something for longer term use.

I was originally going to get the 1050 Ti 4gb because it has more vram, but I decided that I would go for the 1060 because it's a lot more powerful and I haven't run into any problens regarding the 3gb of vram on this. It's great for the games I play and even with my pentium g3250 processor, I can run max settings and 100+ fps all the time on CS:GO, DOOM, GTA V, Skyrim: Elder Scrolls, Rocket League, and more. I would recommend this product :).

I bought the graphics card so I could watch 4K movies through my computer and it hasn't disappointed compressed uncompressed it doesn't have a problem playing any of the movies I also got it for a really good price way under but they were charging on other websites also I put this video card on a machine from 2007 XPS Dell so I don't think you'd had any problem and her grading it into an older motherboard

Purchased for use with Dell UHD 4K 19 Inch monitor. Resolution, color reproduction, motion and overall speed are outstanding. Easy installation for anyone who has put in a computer card (follow simple included instructions). Considered far more expensive options, but I don't see how they could be better. I do semi-pro photography, word processing, web browsing, minor gaming and videos. Running Windows 7 on a Dell XPS desktop purchased in 2015. DisplayPort cable.