In this article we'll review the 3GB version of the GeForce GTX 1060, aimed at the budget minded consumer this card is cheaper (start at 219 USD) compared to the 6GB edition. Being an MSI product it ...

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The 3GB version of Nvidia's GTX 1060 is a curious product. Is it actually a GTX 1060 at all? The cutbacks made to this product aren't just memory-based in nature. In addition to chopping down the full ...

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NVIDIA announced its GeForce GTX 1060 not long ago, but with prices ranging between $249 and $299 - it won't directly compete against AMD's Radeon RX 480 which is priced at $199 to $239 and beyond, ...

While it is not exactly a secret that Nvidia is to launch a 3GB version of the GeForce GTX 1060, thus far only 6 GB models have been released. Nvidia really wanted to push 6GB models in the initial ...

Nvidia has launched the GeForce GTX 1060 3GB graphics card. As revealed previously the card features not only half the frame buffer of the 6GB variant but a small cut in the number of CUDA cores ...

The maximum power limit on this card is 116 percent and the highest temperature limit is 92°C. With these set, we proceeded to see how far we could push the card. The GPU was happy running at 150MHz ...

Update August 19, 2016: So the 3GB GTX 1060 is out now. Except it kinda isn't. Nvidia seemingly pulled the trigger on it yesterday, catching the board partners - and retailers - on the hop. Check out ...

So we've got another GTX 1060 coming from NVIDIA. They've revealed this new SKU this morning with very little fanfare – and it's not so significantly different from its predecessors that the company ...

Exclusive: NVIDIA's upcoming GeForce GTX 1060 is coming very soon, ready to fight AMD's mid-range Radeon RX 480, but with the rumors there'll be two versions - in 3GB and 6GB framebuffers - we're here ...