Seems like a good price with free delivery and 5 years' warranty, too (I believe you have to register it with Zotac for the extra 2 years' warranty).
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Nate1492
2 Aug 16#1
228? This is getting close!
dbx125
3 Aug 161#2
Is Zotac a decent brand?
Usually go for MSI.
K1LLER HORNET to dbx125
3 Aug 16#3
Nothing wrong with Zotac. They make some top end cards. Loooong warranty. Got a 980ti of theirs. AMP Extreme.
LazybeatX to dbx125
3 Aug 16#5
Yes they are very good, usually have a 5 year warranty with all their cards too.
CAL23 to dbx125
3 Aug 16#7
Meant to reply but put like by accident.
Anyway, I have the Zotac 970 and it's a very good card. Runs a lot of my games at 60+ FPS in 1080p.
shiningflarenova to dbx125
3 Aug 16#22
The Gtx 970 amp extreme in my build is one of the quickest 970 and biggest out now and so far it's been reliable.
(bought it second hand)
noiren
3 Aug 16#4
Don't like the single fan design of this model but hot for the dropped price
Pac3y to noiren
3 Aug 16#6
Looks pretty much like reference.
catbeans to noiren
3 Aug 161#16
Its a single fan as the 1060 is significantly shorter than the other 10 series card, so these are great for small form factor builds,if you want a 1060 without the 10xx size cooler.
Szabster
3 Aug 16#8
I still didn't regret ordering the Amazon Asus 1060 one. Same price with student discount and dual fans.
However I'm 100% that it barely makes any difference maybe if you overclocked it. Plus you will playing using this card for weeks before I even get my amazon order. And the RX480s are nowhere to be found.
J_da to Szabster
3 Aug 16#12
Wait they do student discount on ebuyer?
vulcanproject
3 Aug 16#9
Zotac are pretty great. They have some of the fastest clocks with the longest warranties despite lower priced and have gained a good rep over the years.
I had two of their AMP 8800 cards for several years and they were very fast and very cool.
parsimony
3 Aug 16#10
No stock :disappointed:
wildheart3003
3 Aug 16#11
oos...
jamhops
3 Aug 16#13
He got it from amazon (based on the end of the post)
The mini is seriously tempting to improve the air flow in my case. Doesn't look that hard to put a watercooling block on either (future aspirations)
No SLI support though so be aware of that.
BurkusCat
3 Aug 162#20
Is this the first card that is at RRP? (odd that it is something amazing when an item drops to its RRP never mind starting well below like everything else)
Nate1492 to BurkusCat
3 Aug 16#29
Not that odd at all.
It shows the stock for the 1060 is doing well.
DARKSABER
3 Aug 16#21
LOL i have had better coolers on 10+ year old cards that are sitting in my draw compared to those reference cards,plus AMD's stocking is even worse the Nvidia and it had a head start to boot.
I have been using AMD cards for over 15y and this is the first time i have decided to buy a nvidia card (gtx1070)This time next week i will be retiring my trusty 2y old MSI Gaming R9 280 which i bought off amazon for £150 and selling it for £100 so all in it was a good deal.
Szabster
3 Aug 16#23
Sorry, I should have been more specific. I didn't mean the reference models, they are everywhere. I actually meant the AIB ones that are on preorder. (apparently until the end of August) They know how this suppy-demand game works and they play it very well.
Oh, and yes, I ordered the Asus 1060 from Amazon with student discount, not from ebuyer cause A, they dont have that model. B, It would have been more expensive. C, I love waiting for preorders. (That was a lie.)
Pac3y
3 Aug 16#24
Picked this up from scan, loving the small size.
ovisan
3 Aug 16#25
This is currently out of stock
at8
3 Aug 16#26
in stock at overclockers for £1 more. plus free next day delivery.
Does anyone know how this model does cooling-wise? I know the EVGA SC single fan edition has got some good reviews but that has a copper heatpipe (non SC edition doesn't though).
How do these fan + heatsink only cards fare? Are we talking a consistent 2Ghz boost clock just like the other cards?
mattturner756
3 Aug 16#28
My Zotac 670 is still going strong - good brand, have used them for my past two video cards and never had a problem. This is a great deal bearing in mind the AMD cost in relation to performance of the 480x compared to this. Plus, the dollar/£ conversion is making it more expensive for us to get a hold of cards but this is a fair price.
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Usually go for MSI.
Anyway, I have the Zotac 970 and it's a very good card. Runs a lot of my games at 60+ FPS in 1080p.
(bought it second hand)
However I'm 100% that it barely makes any difference maybe if you overclocked it. Plus you will playing using this card for weeks before I even get my amazon order. And the RX480s are nowhere to be found.
I had two of their AMP 8800 cards for several years and they were very fast and very cool.
https://www.scan.co.uk/products/zotac-geforce-gtx-1060-mini-6gb-gddr5-vr-ready-graphics-card-1280-core-1506mhz-gpu-1708mhz-boost
http://www.novatech.co.uk/search.html?s=rx480
The mini is seriously tempting to improve the air flow in my case. Doesn't look that hard to put a watercooling block on either (future aspirations)
No SLI support though so be aware of that.
It shows the stock for the 1060 is doing well.
I have been using AMD cards for over 15y and this is the first time i have decided to buy a nvidia card (gtx1070)This time next week i will be retiring my trusty 2y old MSI Gaming R9 280 which i bought off amazon for £150 and selling it for £100 so all in it was a good deal.
Oh, and yes, I ordered the Asus 1060 from Amazon with student discount, not from ebuyer cause A, they dont have that model. B, It would have been more expensive. C, I love waiting for preorders. (That was a lie.)
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/zotac-geforce-gtx-1060-mini-6144mb-gddr5-pci-express-graphics-card-gx-106-zt.html
How do these fan + heatsink only cards fare? Are we talking a consistent 2Ghz boost clock just like the other cards?