Question 1

I was curious if this supports windows 10 couldn't find anything about it?

Accepted Answer

Yes, it supports Windows 10, it supports it better than anything else for that matter :-) Seriously, there are drivers for Windows 10 for all video cards released in the last 10 years

Question 2

Does it have sli support? if not is there a gtx 1060 that has it?

Accepted Answer

No go, no SLI bridge connections on the top of the card which are required. You have to go up to GTX 1070 or above. This is a great card for what it is, good gamer, not great, no way to upgrade. Low power usage, quiet, great as a stopgap until you save up for a way better card. Advice: if I gamer keep saving, if casual gamer not willing to spend more, great card.

Question 3

How do you know if this will fit in your case? what is the length of the card?

Accepted Answer

It is 10.91 inches in length.  It would not fit easily into my Dell 8900 case but would with some modification.  However I discovered it needed am 8 pin power connector while I only had a 6 pin.  I returned it and purchased another card that was shorter.  Also note that most new high-end video cards will also need to take up two slots.

Question 4

Does this card support Sync?

Accepted Answer

G-Sync? Free sync? V-sync? Please specify.

Question 5

How is the durability of the VGA MSI | GTX 1060 GAMING X 3G R?

Accepted Answer

The MSI GeForce GTX 1060 3GB GDDR5 graphics card is praised for its solid build quality with a solid metal backplate for extra toughness and a matte black finish, contributing to its durability.

Question 6

Is the VGA MSI | GTX 1060 GAMING X 3G R suitable for casual gamers and editors?

Accepted Answer

The MSI GeForce GTX 1060 3GB GDDR5 graphics card is highly praised for its excellent gaming performance at 1080p, quiet operation, and solid build quality. It is generally considered a great value and recommended for those seeking high performance at a reasonable price point, making it suitable for casual gamers and editors.

Question 7

I own this graphics card and it doesn't allow me to use 2 monitors. Why?

Accepted Answer

What is it saying or what does it do because I have this and I run a benq and asus monitor

Question 8

What version DisplayPort does this card have?  I want to ensure it can support a UW display running 75 Hz and 2560x1080

Accepted Answer

They are DP 1.4.  I am still trying to find validation as to whether it can handle your display settings.  It does look like it can handle that though from what I've seen.

Question 9

Will this work in my 2009 Mac Pro?

Accepted Answer

I had to return this board as it was too big for my PC (lengthwise) and required an eight pin power connector (which I had no knowledge of that requirement until receiving unit).  I then purchased a similar Zodiac 1060 board that was shorter and required a 6 pin power cord.  It has worked great.  So I would be very careful about what will fit into your Mac.  The new graphic boards also tend to be two slots wide so your need to be concerned about width, length and power requirements.  I think with your almost 7 year old Mac that you might be better served by getting a less powerful but much less expensive board that will fit and not need extra power connector.  Hope that give you some guidance.  The Tech Experts at Newegg with online chat are very good and would be an excellent source of help for you.

Question 10

Why there are 2 identical GTX 1060 listed here when there is absolutely no difference? The official MSI website confirms it.

Accepted Answer

I can't speak for Newegg, but, I know they sometimes use more than one supplier. And the "deal", at least at this writing is different.  One costs you $5 more upfront, but you get a $15 rebate. So, if you are good at following through with rebates and want to save $10, go for the second. If not, go for the first.

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