I did find the card itself bigger and heavier than I expected, same weight or more than my old Gigabyte 560ti with its Windforce dual fan cooler, and now I only need to plug in one 6 pin connector!Beware temps on stock fan curve, you can trade a bit of audible fan noise for temps that stay closer to 73° than 83°C, just make sure you set fan control to auto and not dead set at 25%

Dont really notice the fan noise

this does not happen with my old card gtx 960 also the card is very hot it run at 80 C when gaming and the fan noise is high

I imagine that the two-fan SSC version would be quieter, so I’d recommended that one if you’re worried about fan noise.

In terms of the fan noise, it is different from my previous graphic's card in that you notice the fan's hum, however, it is not annoyingly loud and with sound playing from my speakers, it is a faint sound if you focus on it

If not good enough, mine overclocked to 2088MHz to the core and 8500MHz to the memory, and STILL stays below 75C in a well-ventilated mictoATX build, with barely any fan noise

I bought this to upgrade a gaming rig which had two GTX-760s running in SLI, to collapse back down to a single card with less power draw, fan noise, case footprint, etc

there's no issue with fan noise (a noted concern from earlier reviews).

It's a very decent card which can maintain steady temperatures provided you do not mind the fan noise

There isn't room for a longer unit in my case, otherwise I would have gone with a multi-fan model for less fan noise.

There is a huge difference in fan noise and amount of heat coming out of the case

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In the meantime, stop letting your games stall and drop frames, stop running at lower resolutions, stop running with low quality settings; buy this 1060 now and enjoy games as they were meant to be played!

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