Hi @ToTheMoon888
... the higher the investment is, the higher is the return,
which does not inevitable mean a quicker ROI ^^
I won´t recommend the GTX-1060 with 3 GB because they have a lower bandwidth memory interface and usually lower base/boost-clocks.
I have build a small rig with 2 GTX-1060-6:
no case yet (gonna choose a cheap ATX Midtower with at least 3 120mm intake (!) fans)
460W PSU
ASRock B150M mainboard (space between the two PCI-E ist important)
2 x DDR4 4GB
120GB SSD
2 x KFA2 (Galaxy) GTX-1060-6 OC (non EX)
Win7_64
NHM v1.7.5.12
trimmed down to 230W from wall (= 1.44 EUR/day at 0.26 EUR/KWh)
... should ROI rel. fast even at my high power costs
Assuming your electricity price isn't that high, aren't the 1060 3GB by far the best value for Nvidia?
I am wondering why there is so much talk of the 1070s and 1080s?
I am wondering why there is so much talk of the 1070s and 1080s?
... the higher the investment is, the higher is the return,
which does not inevitable mean a quicker ROI ^^
I won´t recommend the GTX-1060 with 3 GB because they have a lower bandwidth memory interface and usually lower base/boost-clocks.
I have build a small rig with 2 GTX-1060-6:
no case yet (gonna choose a cheap ATX Midtower with at least 3 120mm intake (!) fans)
460W PSU
ASRock B150M mainboard (space between the two PCI-E ist important)
2 x DDR4 4GB
120GB SSD
2 x KFA2 (Galaxy) GTX-1060-6 OC (non EX)
Win7_64
NHM v1.7.5.12
trimmed down to 230W from wall (= 1.44 EUR/day at 0.26 EUR/KWh)
... should ROI rel. fast even at my high power costs