Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 GV-N1060WF2OC-6GD-MI (GV-N1060WF2OC-6GD-MI)
 | Outdated Product 6 803 ₴ Interface: PCI-E v3.0; : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060; Memory size (GB): 6; Memory type: GDDR5; Memory bus (bits): 192; GPU clock speed (MHz): 1582; Memory clock (MHz): 8008; DVI-D: 2; HDMI: 1; Display Port: 1; Cooling: active (fan); Fans: 2; Power consumption (W): 120; Additional power: 6 pin |
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Mining version. Manufacturer's warranty 3 months.
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Top for your money price (was bought for 8000 in 2018), performance (almost all games up to 2020 run at maximum, and those after also run but not at max settings), when the cooler spins slowly it is quite silent, (Forza Horizon 4 (maximum settings), Forza Horizon 5 (medium-low settings), MFS2020 (medium-low settings), Fortnite (high-maximum settings), Scrap Mechanic (maximum settings), Sea of Thieves (high settings), GTA 5 (maximum settings) with all games at least 60 FPS), has H264 codec (new), Nvidia GeForce Experience. plastic (you can bend it with your fingers, but you will often take it by hand? such a minus), make noise on the big cooler wraps  {LEYJK}: use Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 WINDFORCE OC 6G more than year |
Card with factory overclocking (OC prefix). It came with a defect. One fan ran at 100% speed from the start and wasn't adjustable. Repaired under warranty. Seems all okay now. Three weeks in - everything is fine. Quiet card. Fan activation and curve settings can be adjusted using the MSI Afterburner software. The adjustment works wonderfully. Overclocked by an additional 180 MHz on the processor and 130 MHz on the memory. Didn't push further because I saw no point. Returned to factory settings as I've capped FPS at 60 in games. I don't need higher for now. But, there is room for more. Playing on Ultra in WOT and Battlefield 1. Card's temperature with a closed case is max 72-73°C at standard speeds. With an open case - up to 65-66°C. Adjusted the curve manually to not exceed 60-65°C under max load and barely audible noise, all with the case closed. Found a balance. Nothing is rattling (chokes, etc.), no crunching (in fans). Memory turned out to be Hynix—whatever, not a miner anyway. Motherboard ASUS Z77PRO, Intel 3570K processor, 8GB 1600 RAM, 750W PSU, 120GB SSD, case and CPU fans by Noctua. Processor 3570K loads this card 98-100% without overclocking in games. Replaced the Radeon 7870 with a GeForce GTX 1060. The fans turn on after 50 degrees (factory settings).. A small factory overclocker in this version. Not a bad and interesting cooling system. Acceptable price. Memory 6 Gb. 4+1 power phases, shortened version (length) between the single-fan and full-fledged gaming version. I understand that there are defects with fans, but they can happen with any manufacturer. In the store, before purchasing, immediately ask for a test and inspection, so that later you don’t have to drive the warranty all over the country (in case something happens). By the way, the factory does not put any seals on the cards. use Gigabyte GeForce GTX 1060 WINDFORCE OC 6G less than month |
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