Quote from: lezanch on October 10, 2017, 10:57:17 AM

Quote from: P4ndoraBox on October 10, 2017, 08:42:26 AM

Quote from: jadefalke on October 10, 2017, 07:06:36 AM

do we have a Chart which 1060 deliver what Performance? or is there no significant difference between the models?

There are.

Performance are similar between the 3 and 6 gig memory, but 6 gig one has a better resale future vulue and won't be affected into next Ethereum dag stuff that will block every gpu under 3, or 4 go of memory.

There is as well the memory manufacturer that you may find while downloading GPU-Z. You want samsung ( Best hashrate and best overclocking abilities )

You don't want the single fan versions of the 1060s, you would lost more than 10% hashrate.

If the 1060 has a 8 pin connectors instead of a 6 pins, it's a must.

Always compare overall Mhz in specs, take the one that has more of those.

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I'm still testing my 4 EVGA 6 go with 9 go of memory clock instead of 6, I found another problem with the power supply I received, too high 12v voltage so it destroye one motherboard, and one of my gpu ( glad EVGA has great customer services, they will send me another after I sent it back )

So far, they are all Samsung memories.

I also recommend the ASUS GeForce GTX 1060 STRIX-GTX1060-6G, best hashrate so far : https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814126114&cm_re=1060-_-14-126-114-_-Product

I've ordered 5 of those since they are new since only a few weeks ago. I'll have to test the dual mining to see if the 9 go make a nice difference. If it does, then I would recommend them instead of the ASUS. ( Future Resale value, best hashrate, samsung memory, all what you want heh )

Noticed that a lot of people has MSI as well, can't say much about them though : https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814137018&cm_re=1060-_-14-137-018-_-Product

https://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487378&cm_re=1060-_-14-487-378-_-Product

Nice analysis. After reading that I would like to understan better if you recommend EVGA because you're sure they come with Samsung memory onboard. Because I've a MSI GTX1060 6GB Gaming X, comes with Micron memory, very unstable and lower in performance than my older Gigabyte WFOC 3GB.

So.. if you confirm EVGA are with Samsung, I will go with them. Thanks

I ordered around 10 1060 EVGA 6 go cards. There arent all the sames, some are SSC, some are FTW, and the last ones that has all Samsung memory are the FTW2 linked above.

Core clock
1632 MHz

Boost Clock
1860 MHz

I'll have to try their inhouse overclocking program as well, in case it can give better results than msi after burner.

Concerning my 6 x evga 1060 6 go cards, I received 4x samsung, and 2x micron.

I can't promise you that you'll have samsung memories when you'll order, but at least they offer + 3,000 mhz at memory clock, could suit you best if you aim more to dual mine anyway.

Up to you, I'm glad with EVGA so...