Don't know. Is it noticeably better than the GTX 1060 6GB that came before it? Is it coming in at a good price-point?

Slightly 

If it's at a good price, then maybe...

Likely the same MSRP as before 

I'd love to have one, but I'm pretty low on cash currently.

Let me see how many 1060s are there... There's the 1060 3gb, 1060 3gb mobile, 1060 3gb Max-Q, 1060 6gb 8Gbps, 1060 6gb Mobile, 1060 6gb Max-Q, 1060 5GB, 1060 6GB 9Gbps already, now 1060 D5X... 9th 1060, 5th desktop 1060. I assume this is Nvidia's response to 12nm RX 580 (2304 SP)? I'm not sure which one is cheaper, a new process node or a bigger core...

I won't buy one because I don't need one, just amazed how two companies are fighting over each other by creating things that are merely a little stronger than the old one, but they still make it anyway because all they care is 'winning'.

We need a GeForce GTX 1060 6GB (GDDR5X/HBM2) with at least 10Gbps, 7% more CUDA cores, a 200MHz higher clock speed, dual fans, and NVLink. That'll be the perfect special edition GTX 1060. Kill off the other variants, and release this for 350 USD @MSRP. That'll fix the dumpster fire...

Nope.