EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 SC GAMING, ACX 2.0 (Single Fan), 06G-P4-6163-KR, 6GB GDDR5, DX12 OSD Support (PXOC), Only 6.8 Inches

Pros: - Small - Powerful

Cons: - None

Overall Review: I upgraded from an EVGA gtx 660 to this EVGA gtx 1060 SC. The performance increase is incredible, and the price can't be beat. When they say this card delivers more than the gtx 980, they were not kidding. Install was a breeze, I just swapped the cards out and let the NVidia control panel install the latest driver (custom install > clean install) and away I went. About 15 minutes total time to upgrade and start gaming. Would definitely recommend this to anyone who cannot spend $500 to buy the 1070 or 1080, and would purchase myself again in a heartbeat.

Pros: Unbelievably quiet. The new BIOS allows 0 RPM operation but even when benchmarking on high or ultra settings it cannot be heard over CPU and case fans (which are running at low RPM settings. The performance is amazing, Without OCing it exceeded the boost speed. Never exceeded 65 Celsius. It is so small it really needs no backplate. I was worried but unless you plan to really overclock this I see no need, With Precision X I don't see why you can't get the base clock close to 2000Mhz. I play everything at 2560X1440 very smoothly (now if it would aim for me).

Cons: Could it be free? Seriously at $249 after rebate it is the best performance for the money I have ever seen in a gaming card. Combined with the low temps, quiet fan, and low power use, it is amazing. It was a little weird to have no drivers or utilities or a CD at all included and very minimal instructions. The plug and play experience was good but it replaced a NVidia card. I guess EVGA figures everyone has a nice internet connection and knows what they are doing.

Overall Review: I have to say the weirdest part is pulling my old but still nice EVGA GTX960 SSC out and replacing it with a card half the size that performs SOOO much better. If you are upgrading any card at that level or below you will be very happy. Don't forget to flash the BIOS, it is painless.

Pros: - Card size will fit in most small form factor cases that accept full size riser cards. - EVGA great grapic card company that has wonderful support. - GTX1060 benchmarks..go look them up! This card will be standard in all my friends low budget PC builds

Cons: - No SLI support :( - No shiny LED lights

Overall Review: Hey....stop reading reviews...put this into your cart, head over to EVGA to look at benchmarks, put your wallet up to the screen, and give them your money! This card is amazing. I plan on recommending this card to anyone who has a small form factor PC build, travels to LANs, goes to QuakeCon, takes their shirt off while gaming, drinks too much Jack Daniels. Really. you need a new video card your Voodoo2 just isn't cutting it anymore. It's time to upgrade! DO IT! DON'T LET YOUR DREAMS BE DREAMS!!!!

Pros: Easy installation, smaller physical size, single quiet fan even under load. The GTX 1060 performs very well for its price.

Cons: None. 6GB RAM is overkill for 1080p/1200p resolution but I'll probably get a 2560x1080 monitor soon and it will help with that, I suppose.

Overall Review: One of the other reviews for this product complains of high temperatures due to it having only one fan. That has not been my experience. This GPU plays DOOM at 1920x1200 resolution on Ultra at > 60fps without issue. After an hour of game play, the card remains quiet with a temperature of 40C over ambient. In my 22C/72F office, that's 62C/144F. Those temperatures are well within tolerable limits.

Pros: - Very powerful little thing - Small form factor is a HUGE plus for future builds - Only 150W TDP / PCIe Power cable! - Installation was a breeze. It worked flawlessly plug and play on my old S5520SC Mobo - Drivers were easy to install and worked out of the box (make sure to download from nVidia site instead of the provided drivers, and to use DDU tool to remove your old drivers completely before that. You can search google for DDU, it's easy). - Runs anything very smoothly on 1080P and Ultra settings. - Looks really "sexy"! - EVGA support and community (a real plus) - EVGA software easily adjusts the fan curve or over/under clocks the card

Cons: Can't think of any, but if only it had a backplate that would be nice. This would prevent dust from accumulating on it, but that's barely an issue.

Overall Review: Coming from an old ATI Radeon HD 5770 this is a huge boost for my rig. I'm really happy I bought this, especially the 6GB version. This card is a huge bang for buck! I find it way worthy that the larger and more expensive cards from its tier. I can't imagine a better choice for 1080P gaming given the size and price. Just bear in mind that it's not designed for extreme 4K performance so don't judge it for that.

Pros: I bought this card before the holiday price spike (around $250). It runs fantastic, I've run Fallout 4/Skyrim Remastered/Payday 2/EU 4/CSGO all on max settings and this card doesn't break a sweat. FPS stays above 60fps, usually much higher since I only use 1080p (normal is around 90-100), and I haven't seen it rise above 60 degrees Celsius even under full load for several hours. It is also very quiet, I never hear the fan. The configuration software provided by EVGA allows me to overclock and set gpu AI no problem.

Cons: None really.

Overall Review: During the holidays the demand (and price) for this card increases exponentially, as one would expect. I would hold out until you find it offered online at a decent price.

Pros: Quiet & effective cooling - it's the 'old' ACX 2.0 cooling solution, but it is more than enough for this gpu. i run it 24/7 folding and it stays around 70C and at around 50% fan speed. I cannot hear it over the case fans. Good boost out of the box - Boosts to 1950 MHz while folding without any modification to clocks or power. Overclocks seemingly as well as any beefier card that's been reviewed (runs a-ok at 2050 MHz). Looks good and small size Great power draw (<125 Watts)

Cons: If you want fans to drop below 40% (e.g. stop spinning when card is not in use), may have to update the BIOS. evga have a quick executable to do this, but it's an extra step and buyers may not be aware of this option.

Overall Review: There's lots of options out there for the gtx 1060 - I would definitely recommend this and don't see a compelling reason to spend $20-70 more for a more advanced cooling solution given how this performs.

Pros: Excellent performance, paired with a great price.

Cons: Having only one hdmi port and three display ports is a bit bizarre to me, and unfortunately I am going to need a secondary hdmi port, so I'll need to buy a converter. Again, just kind of an annoyance, but the rationale kind of racks my brain.