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6GB 192-Bit GDDR5
Core Clock 1531 MHz
Boost Clock 1746 MHz
1 x DL-DVI-D 1 x HDMI 3 x DisplayPort
PCI Express 3.0 x16
[out of stock (7.22pm AEST)] MSI GeForce GTX 1060 DirectX 12 $391.04 with Shipping @ Newegg
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Ive had my eyes on this for the last 2 weeks and ordered one tonight. A very solid 1060!
Yep, that was my conclusion. Had it in my cart, went to pay, out of stock. Oh well, it'll be back.
Is back sooner than you may have thought.
But it's saying In Stock and it goes into the cart as so. It's back in stock now!.
So, an hour then?
Yeah I don't read too good.
This card is pretty long for a mid-end budget GPU. The previous MSI R9 380 fit into case easily, but this particular card is about 3mm from touching the HDD cage (and I have a CM Storm Enforcer case).
This one is tiny:
http://www.newegg.com/global/au/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N8…
However, at $370.59 shipped, it's within $30 of the local price at B&M stores, so not cheap enough to risk international shipping and warranty, and for $10 more you can get the superclocked version.Yeah. i considered it, but after reading the reviews, the MSI one has better acoustic performance. Plus… RGB lights!
Anyhoo, EVGA has international warranty, and apparently have good customer service. If you are going to import a card, EVGA is the brand to go for.
Back in stock. Lucky I didn't pull the trigger - it won't fit in my case (Antec 900).
Buy the EVGA one… cheaper, smaller, better warranty procedures, 99% same performance, just a little bit noisier.
EVGA SC is better performance out of the box (1607 base / 1835 boost), and also has 0rpm fan at low temp (with firmware flash). It's a great little card. However, it's not in stock anywhere. Local ETA for restock 10/08/16.
It didn't come back in stock for too long.
Didn't last long. Out of stock in the time it took me to read a review.