G-FORCE GTX 1060 3GB GDDR5 192 bit

Key Specifications:

Component	Detail
GPU Architecture	Pascal (GP106-300-A1)
CUDA / Shader Cores	1,152
Texture Units (TMUs)	72
ROPs	48
Base / Boost Clock	~ 1,506 MHz base / ~ 1,708 MHz boost
Memory	3 GB GDDR5, 192-bit bus
Memory Clock (Effective)	~ 8 Gbps (≈ 2,002 MHz actual)
Memory Bandwidth	~ 192 GB/s
Power / TDP	~ 120 W; uses a single 6-pin PCIe power connector
Interface	PCI Express 3.0 ×16
Display Outputs	Variants include DVI-D, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 (number depends on brand/model)
Recommended PSU	~ 400 W system PSU for stability

Component	Detail
GPU Architecture	Pascal (GP106-300-A1)
CUDA / Shader Cores	1,152
Texture Units (TMUs)	72
ROPs	48
Base / Boost Clock	~ 1,506 MHz base / ~ 1,708 MHz boost
Memory	3 GB GDDR5, 192-bit bus
Memory Clock (Effective)	~ 8 Gbps (≈ 2,002 MHz actual)
Memory Bandwidth	~ 192 GB/s
Power / TDP	~ 120 W; uses a single 6-pin PCIe power connector
Interface	PCI Express 3.0 ×16
Display Outputs	Variants include DVI-D, HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.4 (number depends on brand/model)
Recommended PSU	~ 400 W system PSU for stability

Strong 1080p performance: can run many modern / eSports titles at high settings.
Good value in the used or budget market.
Lower power requirements compared to newer, more power-hungry high-end cards.
Suitable for compact builds depending on model, especially shorter “mini” or dual-fan versions.

3 GB of VRAM is limiting for very texture-heavy games, high resolutions, or when a game uses more than ~3 GB VRAM.
Fewer CUDA cores and TMUs compared to the 6 GB version → slightly reduced performance in CPU/graphics demanding situations.
As newer games demand more graphical memory and resources, performance will drop more noticeably in those cases.
Driver and feature support for GTX 10 series is approaching end-of-life; may get fewer updates in the future.

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