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Is a 1060 6GB powerful enough to play games such as GTA V at 1440p 60Hz?

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At max settings, no it is not. If you can turn down a few settings, then you might be able to play at 1440p 60hz. I have a gtx 970 in my rig and I get 80 fps at almost max settings at 1080p.

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For high settings it is, but keep in mind that gta 5 is i think 4 years old at that point so it isnt the best point of comparasion. Dont expect AC Origins at 1440p ultra, but gta 5 should be fine at 1440p high/very high.

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22 minutes ago, SlightScope said:

Is a 1060 6GB powerful enough to play games such as GTA V at 1440p 60Hz?

Really depends. For GTA 5 it might do since its a couple of years old now. But not for the latest games at ultra settings. I own a GTX 1060 6GB and in some games its barely enough to keep maxed out settings above 60 fps in 1080p. For example in The Witcher 3 it really struggles in some forest areas despite being paired with an overclocked 4770k, so I think a cpu bottleneck can pretty much be ruled out. Games where it also struggles (in no particular order): Rome 2 Total War, Arma 3, Assassins Creed Origins (should not have bought that one...), Dishonored 2. 

 

If you want to go all out on the graphic-options in 1080p (and also 1440p) I'd suggest getting at least a GTX 1070 (if you can find one that wasn't abused by f****** miners lol). The 1060 is really good for its original msrp, but in some scenarios it doesn't quite cut it.

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45 minutes ago, SlightScope said:

Is a 1060 6GB powerful enough to play games such as GTA V at 1440p 60Hz?

Every GPU is. 60 Hz is something the MONITOR offers, not the GPU.

You didn't specify how much fps you want there. So even if its 5-10 fps? Yea, no problem.

 

60 fps Lock? Yep. If you reduce settings.

 

 

If you play GTA 5 on MAXED OUT (and i literealy mean, EVERYTHING on max), a Titan X (pascal) overclocked will manage 22~ fps in 1080p.

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So yea, no GPU on the market can play GTA 5 on a 60 fps lock if you set everything on max.

 

If you know what Graphic settings are, and you are able to use them, then a GTX 1060 is fine for 1440p @ 60 fps target.

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1 hour ago, SlightScope said:

Is a 1060 6GB powerful enough to play games such as GTA V at 1440p 60Hz?

At high/very high settings, sure.

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