gtx 1060 review
Review: GIGABYTE GTX 1060 Xtreme Gaming 6 GB Graphics Card
The GTX 1060 is NVIDIA’s response to AMD’s RX 480. Built on the 16nm GP106 Pascal architecture, it offers better performance compared to the previous gen $300 GPUs at a price point of close to $250. GIGABYTE has their own versions of the card, the G1 Gaming Edition and the Xtreme Gaming Edition, the latter being the company’s most powerful rendition with 6 GB VRAM and factory overclocks for both the base clock speed and the memory clock. Tech Specs Chipset GeForce GTX 1060 Core Clock Boost: 1873 MHz / Base: 1645 MHz in OC Mode Boost: 1847 MHz / Base: 1620 MHz in Gaming Mode Process Technology 16 nm Memory Clock OC mode: 8316 MHz ...
Review: NVIDIA GTX 1060 Founder’s Edition
AMD’s launch of the RX 480 immediately prompted NVIDIA to release a high performance budget card, the GTX 1060, which was announced within a month after the release of the RX 480, as direct competition. Today we review the Founder’s Edition of the GTX 1060 and find out whether it delivers on what it promises. As you can notice, the GTX 1060 looks a lot like its other 10-series counterparts, with the same triangle design on the cooler shell, and the nickel alloy based cooler shroud. The top side of the card has a green LED GeForce GTX display which can be controlled with the Geforce Experience software and the card has 1060 displayed in chrome. The card comes with 1,280 shader cores, and 3 or 6 GB of GDDR5 memory, which makes it a rather nice product and decent succesor to the G...