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EVGA - GeForce GTX 1060 3GB 3 GB GAMING Video Card

( 4.2 Average / 19 Ratings )

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Specifications

Manufacturer

EVGA

Model

03G-P4-6160-KR

Part #

03G-P4-6160
(or) 03G-P4-6160-KR

Color

Black

Interface

PCI-Express x16

Chipset

GeForce GTX 1060 3GB

Memory Size

3 GB

Memory Type

GDDR5

Core Clock

1.506 GHz

Boost Clock

1.708 GHz

TDP

120 W

Fan

Yes

SLI Support

No

CrossFire Support

No

Length

173 mm / 6.811 "

Supports G-Sync

Yes

DVI-D Dual-Link

1

DisplayPort

3

HDMI

1

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Prices

Merchant Base Promo Shipping Tax Availability Total
B&H $179.99 +FREE s/h In stock $179.99
OutletPC $209.89 -$20.00 +FREE s/h In stock $189.89
$20.00 mail-in rebate
SuperBiiz $198.99 +$6.99 s/h Out of stock $205.98
Walmart $224.55 +FREE s/h In stock $224.55
Adorama $228.50 +FREE s/h Out of stock $228.50

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Reviews

bohemond1980 8 points 26 months ago
from completed build Nephew's first gaming rig

Amazing bang for buck. Perfect card for 1080p.

Fogsong1 6 points 24 months ago
from completed build My First Computer Build (Intel Core i5)

This is a very good graphics card in my opinion. I know some people have concerns about it being only 3 gbs of vram, but it does a great job for me right now. I use to have a EVGA SC GTX 750 Ti and this card blows it out of the water! I play games like Doom and Tomb Raider at Ultra settings, 60 fps. I can run Witcher 3 at between 50 to 60 fps on Ultra but I usually play it on high and I get smooth 60 fps the whole time with no dips. The only concern I have for this card is that it does run kind of hot. Before I went with a custom fan curve, it easily got to 82 degrees. It still reaches around 80 degrees on occasion but usually stays at 70 degrees. The super clock version has a better cooler on it so that might of been the better option for me. Nevertheless, I am very happy with this card due to its performance.

superheroninjaguy24 28 points 22 months ago
from completed build Cherub a.k.a. I didn't know what color scheme to choose so I chose them all

Favorite Mid-range GPU to date. Hasn't failed me once.

ButterKing 16 points 18 months ago
from completed build My first pc build (Ryzen 5)

This card is AMAZING for 1080p gaming. Playing games like Tom Clancy's The Division, this game has no problems on ultra @ 60 fps.

oscarbussell 8 points 16 months ago
from completed build My First PC Build

Good gpu for the price but an extra gig of vram would have been welcome.

Chawpz 6 points 16 months ago
from completed build First build (1060/i5 6500)

Very pleased with the GPU. It took me hours and hours to decide which one to get. I probably should have gotten the 6GB (im hearing for the future release of games demanding more) but for what i do right now it is doing great.

** Out of the box after playing Dota the GPU temps got up to 81C. So I had to install MSI afterburner to reduce the temps it reaches. I am just not comfortable running the GPU at 81C for extended play.

hf19880212 10 points 13 months ago
from completed build 2017 Black Friday Ryzen ITX build

This item had bigger price drop so I opt for this one instead of a 1050ti. And this is not SC version and its heat sink is the thick metal style, like the intel stock cooler. This card has no problem with 1080p gaming, should be good for 3 years I guess.

bengy22 6 points 12 months ago
from completed build Younger brothers build v1.2 New case

Ok card if you can find it for cheaper than other but the cooler is horrible unless you have a case with good airflow (but then why get a small card?). Highly recommend getting the sc version due to the better cooler, unless you want a loud card that easily will run at 80c in a restricted airflow case.

AidinGaming 1 point 12 months ago
from completed build Fireant

One of the best price to performance cards out there. I love it, and it can stay above 60 fps in all the games I play.

2dave7270 3 points 10 months ago
from completed build (750$) Entry Build Pc

Don't get me wrong it's 3gb of VRAM is fine for any game you want to play, but the thermals and noise this produces is very annoying. I just bought far cry 5 and it runs at 80c, medium settings 1080p. But it's so loud.