EVGAGeForce GTX 1060 3GB FTW+ GAMING ACX 3.0, 3GB GDDR5, LED, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC) Graphics Cards 03G-P4-6367-KR

Excellent gaming and VR card. I've always been a big fan of Nvidia, but I did switch to "team red" years ago. I needed an inexpensive card and went with an AMD Radeon HD 7550, which was ok many years ago. Then I switched up to a GTX 750ti I bought on sale, but it really couldn't keep up with modern games.I defected back to red with an ASUS ROG RX 570 recently and it just won't work at all, even with an ASUS ROG B350-F motherboard. Drivers wouldn't load and it just acted strange. Maybe I got a faulty card, but it seems ever since AMD switched to the Catalyst and newer Radeon driver platform, things have gone downhill.I'm back with the green team for good. Nvidia just works. No hassles with drivers or compatibility. So far this card rocks; consistent 58 FPS with Superposition Benchmark at 1080p and that's all I could ask for. I'm not a 4K gamer (yet) so I know this card will handle my needs until the next Nvidia chipset comes out.

This quiet little monster performs much better than I expected. It plays all of my AAA games on Ultra and it doesn't sound like a leaf blower. I do not overclock anything. Not the processor, not the graphics, in order to preserve the lifespan of the technology. Out of box, this card performs like a rock star. You can't really go wrong. It uses one 8 pin power connector. I have a 850 PSU which is way above the requirements, but then, I always go above PSU requirements by no less than 300w extra on purpose. Why? Because if I want to upgrade or add things like pumps for water cooling, I have that option. I'm all about options. Buying the 1060 was one of the best things I've done for my system.

Bought this when I built my first PC. I went overbudget so I had to get a lower card for the time-being.But wow this thing really held me off. I thought I would have to settle for less, but this card was surprisingly powerful. Considering its price, it's a steal.It is now 3 years later, and I've been trying to upgrade for the past 2 years to no avail. Especially right now; it's impossible to get an RTX.But in the meantime this card really holds well. Only when I downloaded RDR2 did I start truly needing a better card.

great gpu, i only have an i5 with it and 4gb ram, i can run gta5 in ultra max everything and it will idle @ 60 fps and only dips to 40 ish when its bad. in overwatch i was getting 120 fps avg in max eveything. allthough i was getting some tearing so i capped it at 60 fps. but that may have been my monitor. minus one star, maybe for my own negligence, but i guess the ftw edition doesnt support multi gpu.

Not sure how I got a used product. I paid the new price (239.00) and received a used-new condition graphics card. I thought it was awkward that it didn't have the plastics on it and the static-bag was open so I started to look on the box and sure enough there was a white-tag that said used-new condition...That's not what the ad was for when I selected buy.Also noticed a fair bit of dust on the item. I guess its not the end of the world, and it seems to work so far but only time will tell if it will last.

I've tried many brands and the only one that never lets me down is EVGA. This card is fantastic. If I could have afforded to spend more money the only change I would have made was going with the 6GB. The FTW+ gives me the highest factory configured overclock speeds so I am very happy.

Runs great - stays coolI have yet to OC it, but I have no need to...yetI have been an EVGA fan and consumer for almost two decades. Their products, for me, have lasted a long time.

Looks:Evga GeForce gtx 1060 led logo looks super cool. And the entire fan with plastic shroud doesn't look plasticky rather looks intact and solid. Some may complain regarding the backplate if you are gonna constantly modify your system then it might be a slight hinderance but for the rest who cares .Performance : Master of 1080p and I am fully satisfied .