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Here are some good options I found,
 
EVGA 1060 3gb
 
EVGA 1060 6gb
 
Personally owned this exact card. Gets a little loud if you OC it much, but otherwise great. Only a $40 price difference between the two after rebate, but the value of $40 is different from one person to the next so no judgments here. Good luck!

Here are the preview results of the first test with the C4-SFX.

Testsetup:

Ryzen 7 1700 @ default clock Asus Strix B350-I Nvidia Titan X (Pascal) 32GB DDR4 Corsair 450 SFX Asetek 120mm AIO (27mm Radiator) 2x Noctua NF-A12x25


I used Prime95 (26.6) 8K run for max CPU load and Valley Benchmark 2.5K simultaneous. The case fans spin at 100%.

Radiator on Top
---------------------------------------CPU--------GPU Clock----GPU FAN----GPU temp-----Room
FAN push out - open------------50 °C------max 1800------2350 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - vented----------50 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - Window--------52 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - open--------------50 °C------max 1800------2350 rpm------81 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - vented------------50 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - Window----------52 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------82 °C------25 °C

Radiator on Bottom
----------------------------------------CPU--------GPU Clock----GPU FAN----GPU temp-----Room                                           
FAN push out - open-------------54 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - vented-----------56 °C------max 1780------2400 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN push out - Window---------57 °C------max 1780------2430 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - open---------------52 °C------max 1780------2380 rpm------82 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - vented-------------56 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
FAN suck in - Window-----------56 °C------max 1780------2410 rpm------83 °C------25 °C
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here are some pictures of the silver version with radiator on top. Sorry for the image quality  I only have a smartphone here and the light wasn't that good outside.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It might be, however according to this Tweaktown article, few games will actually need the full 8gb of vram provided by the 1080 to run. According to that benchmark, even Battlefield 4 used less than 8gb vram running at a ludicrous 8K.