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is 1060 shit ass card?

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No, it's not and yes, it can handle Crysis 3 at 1080p

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7 minutes ago, buklu said:

it can't even handle crysis 3

Of course it can, unless you mean all ultras... then yeah you'd be wrong to assume a GTX 1060 was ever an ultras card.

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You're doing something wrong if your 1060 can't play Crysis 3...

 

It's a decent enough mid tier card. Good if you're limited in space or budget because the mini versions are pretty readily available for not too much


 

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1060 is a great mid tier card, it suppose to handle games like crysis at 60fps 1080p.

High end card can handle 100+.

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GTX 1060 isn't worth its price tag compared to other cards around the same price in benchmarks.

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No the 1060 is fine though yes it is outclassed by the RX 580 currently.

Dont run games at ultra :D

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I mean, how demanding is Crysis 3, exactly? It's a game made in 2013 with recommended specs suggesting a DX11 card with 1GB of dedicated VRAM. Are people excluding extenuating circumstances like ultra graphic settings?

 

Different websites say a Radeon HD 5870 is recommended but according to UserBenchmark, a GTX 1060 (6GB) beats it in raw speed by a 235% margin.

 

I know not all cards are equal, but otherwise, I can't see the 1060 to be blamed lol

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