Nothing is showing up on Amazon.
Could be good to add the below reviews. Some are reference, while others are custom.I'll add more reviews as NDA is lifted and more are published.
·feist·;210545865 said:
·feist·;210546624 said:Expreview.com (Chinese)
http://www.expreview.com/48326.html
PCPer/PC Perspective
http://www.pcper.com/reviews/Graphics-Cards/GeForce-GTX-1060-6GB-Review-GP106-Starting-249
·feist·;210546927 said:
I saw a single Zotac AMP GTX 1060 being sold on Amazon but it's probably sold out now, it was 280.
Get the $250 gigabyte version linked above. Great value.
I went with zotac cause it looks better, and it has copper heatpipes, don't mind paying extra,
Why the fuck is that gigabyte 11" long?
that card is 11 god damn inches long
Guru3D measured 134W. Still, very low consumption, since the clock is much higher than the RX480.
Also this...
http://www.hardocp.com/article/2016...x_1060_founders_edition_review/4#.V44rv2grKwc
RX480 32% faster in Doom (Vulkan). If that's a sign of things to come in the future, i wouldn't recommend the 1060. Unless you plan to upgrade very soon...
Any Time Spy scores out there?
I was expecting more from the 1060.
Identical to the 480 in 1080p according to TechPowerUp but more expensive and 2GB less memory. Also slower in newer DX12/Vulkan titles.
I'll probably get either a 1070 or partner 480 now.
Yep that and PR of easy 2Ghz! being legit this time. Nvidia have really done a good job with this card it seems.What I find impressive is how the card uses at most the specified 120 Watt (measured by sites which actually do exact card-only measurements) in all games.
a local PC store near me has the sapphire 480 for 250(retail price)
no markup, and available now.
Looks like I should just go ahead and get it, the 1060 looks like the same thing but with a shittier wait list?
Looked through several reviews. There are some funny results there, like TW3 being faster on 480 than on 1060. I wonder if NV spent most of driver optimizations on titles where it used to perform badly compared to AMD and we'll see some bumps in the rest of the titles with later drivers.
No idea wft is going on with MSI card there.
That's only in Hitman which is slower in any API on NV thanks to AMD's GE program. Doom's Vulkan is not a sign of how things will be since it's missing both async compute and shader intrinsics on Pascals/Maxwells right now.
What I find impressive is how the card uses at most the specified 120 Watt (measured by sites which actually do exact card-only measurements) in all games.
That's only in Hitman which is slower in any API on NV thanks to AMD's GE program. Doom's Vulkan is not a sign of how things will be since it's missing both async compute and shader intrinsics on Pascals/Maxwells right now.
Well newegg sold out in minutes. Had the $250 Gigabyte in my cart and was in the process of checking out before it was removed.
After reading reviews performance doesn't seem to be quite as great as expected, so I will likely see how an AIB 480 performs.
If Sapphire can ever get the fucking thing out.
What's weird to me is that EVGA shows a 1060 with their standard ACX 3.0 dual-fan cooler design on their website's front page, but it is nowhere to be found if you actually go into their store page for 1060 cards. Only the ITX-sized one and its SC variant are listed there.
A bug apparently. They updated the chart, I've changed the image.What is going on with that timespy graph? It cannot OC well beyond even a gtx 1080. Other timespy results put it neck and neck with the rx 480.
The 480 is faster in AOTS DX12 and Warhammer DX12 as well.
Looked through several reviews. There are some funny results there, like TW3 being faster on 480 than on 1060. I wonder if NV spent most of driver optimizations on titles where it used to perform badly compared to AMD and we'll see some bumps in the rest of the titles with later drivers.
No idea wft is going on with MSI card there. Edit: they've updated the chart.
That's only in Hitman which is slower in any API on NV thanks to AMD's GE program. Doom's Vulkan is not a sign of how things will be since it's missing both async compute and shader intrinsics on Pascals/Maxwells right now.
A bug apparently. They updated the chart, I've changed the image.
And what a surprise that is considering that both titles are AMD's GE. Both also provide a DX11 option where 1060 is actually faster than 480 in DX12.
msi card should be arriving friday. #RIP. i'll tell you guys how it is maybe pray it doesn't kill me pc somehow.
also pray it fits. i forgot to see what's inside and do some tidying up in there lol.
As usual there is a huge price difference in the US, where this looks a good deal, and the rest of the world, where it doesn't look like a good deal.
Looks like stock is an issue again, seeing the AIB cards at MSRP being sold out. Just shows how underappreciated this price bracket was.
Either way, was expected performance. If you can find an AIB 1060 for the $249 MSRP, this seems like a great card. Throws the Stock 8GB RX 480 a curve ball. DX11 vs DX12 priority is the mixup and up to the buyer to figure out which is more important. Good to see the 1060 is no slouch here though.
For a budget or mainstream card for gaming at 1080p, the 4GB RX 480 at $199 is still king it seems, it's missing on a lot of those Performance per dollar graphs. Though finding one is an ordeal all it's own.
For new budget builds where one can squeeze in a Freesync monitor, the 4GB 480 is mighty attractive.
Now, if only these mythical AIB 480s can start to show up, it's been a real stupid long wait. These will be the main contender with the 1060's.
Looks like stock is an issue again, seeing the AIB 1060 cards at MSRP being sold out. Just shows how underappreciated this price bracket was.
Either way, was expected performance. If you can find an AIB 1060 for the $249 MSRP, this seems like a great card. Throws the Stock 8GB RX 480 a curve ball. DX11 vs DX12/Vulkan priority is the mixup and up to the buyer to figure out which is more important. Good to see the 1060 is no slouch here though.
For a budget or mainstream card for gaming at 1080p, the 4GB RX 480 at $199 is still king it seems, it's missing on a lot of those Performance per dollar graphs. Though finding this card to buy is an ordeal all it's own.
For new budget builds where one can squeeze in a 1080p Freesync monitor, the 4GB 480 is mighty attractive.
Now, if only these mythical AIB 480s can start to show up, it's been a real stupid long wait. These will be the main contender with the 1060's.
As usual there is a huge price difference in the US, where this looks a good deal, and the rest of the world, where it doesn't look like a good deal.
I'm part of the rest of the world, price hikes works for both AMD and Nvidia.
I paid the exact same price I would in the US + Euro tax of 23%.
Also paid the exact same as I would have for the 480.
thought the Sapphire 480 was coming on Friday?
Prices in Canada
And for fun
That zotac card has an interesting upgraded cooler choice, the short cards are a godsend to anyone with a tiny case