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GIGABYTE Announces the GeForce GTX 1060 G1.Gaming Graphics Card

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GIGABYTE, the world's leading premium gaming hardware manufacturer, will be releasing its GeForce GTX 1060 G1 GAMING graphics card. Based on the Pascal architecture, the GTX 1060 G1 GAMING steps up further with Super Overclocked GPU, the signature WINDFORCE technology, and RGB Illumination, making G1 GAMING a winning formula for gamers who seek superior cooling and overclocking performances for next-gen gaming.

The GTX 1060 G1 GAMING edition will be featuring the WINDFORCE 2X cooling system, which incorporates dual 90mm alternate-spinning fans with the unique blade design and 2 composite copper heat pipes with direct touch to the GPU, together keeping the card cool and quiet even when heavily overclocked. The 3D Active Fan provides semi-passive cooling, which allows gamers to enjoy gameplay in complete silence when the system is running at low load or idle. An LED fan indicator provides a user-friendly, instant display of the fan status.



Full-spectrum RGB Sparks the G1 GAMING Spirit
The angular shroud design of the GTX 1060 G1 GAMING with orange accents displays a vibrant gaming vibe. The card brings life to PC builds with its full-spectrum RGB lighting. Gamers could enjoy maximum freedom to choose the right scheme for their gaming rigs with 16.8M customizable color options and numerous lighting effects using the newly developed XTREME Engine utility software.

Game on and Go Super Overclock
The GTX 1060 G1 GAMING is forged with the top-notch GPU cores through GIGABYTE's very own GPU Gauntlet Sorting technology, pushing overclocking capability to the limit without compromising the system reliability. Stepping up from the reference's 3+1 power phases, the 6+1 phase design on the GTX 1060 G1 GAMING makes the MOSFET working at a lower temperature to provide more stable voltage output for superior overclocking.
The card also provides one-click overclocking via the XTREME Engine. With a simple mouse click, gamers can easily tweak the card to meet their gaming requirements without any overclocking knowledge, while saving themselves the hassle of manual adjustment.

Reinforced with G1 Durability
Built with the highest-grade chokes and capacitors, the GTX 1060 G1 GAMING ensures outstanding performance and a durable system lifespan to take on today's most challenging gaming demands. The card also comes with a metal back plate to add rigidity and protection to the structure, while giving a sleek, clean look to the card.

The smart power LED indicator helps to ensure the system stability at all times. In case of any power abnormality, the flashing LED adjacent to the power connector could immediately bring the issue to the gamer's attention; a consistent light signals power disconnection.

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So you can have 5 of them in sli.... :p
 
IF YOU HAVE RGB LEDS DO NOT PAINT IT IN ORANGE.
 

Because you get let's say you set the leds at blue which does not look good with orange.
They should have left the card one color, best all black or all white.
 
Because you get let's say you set the leds at blue which does not look good with orange.
They should have left the card one color, best all black or all white.
seems legit, but nowdays everything is RGB crap, so pretty hard to find a decent scheme to match video card & motherboard, with the lights are easier since everything is RGB so you could match everything just easier!

Regards,
 
seems legit, but nowdays everything is RGB crap, so pretty hard to find a decent scheme to match video card & motherboard, with the lights are easier since everything is RGB so you could match everything just easier!

Regards,

My MSI card has RGB LEDS as well, but the dumb software does not work on my system for some reason :banghead:
So the leds stay red, I don't mind much because my asus mobo is black and red:p
 
actually having a windowed case now days is like a must.. for all the fancy hardware, RGB and sh*t,

Regards,
 
seems legit, but nowdays everything is RGB crap, so pretty hard to find a decent scheme to match video card & motherboard, with the lights are easier since everything is RGB so you could match everything just easier!

Regards,
And thats why the cards equiped with RGB should have a neutral color scheme (white, gray, black), so you have actual choice of color.

If the card is colored orange, it will look bad in combination with pretty much every color of the spectrum that is not orange or white.

MSI has the same problem, but with red. Asus and EVGA are doind it right.
 
And thats why the cards equiped with RGB should have a neutral color scheme (white, gray, black), so you have actual choice of color.

If the card is colored orange, it will look bad in combination with pretty much every color of the spectrum that is not orange or white.

MSI has the same problem, but with red. Asus and EVGA are doind it right.
pretty much on the point, also the main problem is not RGB, is the horrible design that some providers come up with...Windforce on previous video cards was ultra amazing, now looks like a shity asus cooler...
 
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