Pros: Affordable and will not disappoint, as I'm an amateur PC builder and ISN'T a hard core player. I can even play Modern Warfare with decent settings and decent FPS for it's mid range ratings.

Cons: None, if you know what you got and did you're research you should not be disappointed, discouraged or even be negative about this card.

Overall Review: I love this Lil Card, no matter what I throw at her SHE TRIES and doesn't quit.

Pros: Easy to set up. It is very quiet. Small form factor.

Cons: no cons

Pros: This card was the cheapest 6 GB model when I bought it.
It's a mini model and fit's great in my PC
It sips power and puts out amazing performance compared to my previous R9 290

Cons: The overwhelming gripe I have with this card is that after about 6 months the fan started to rattle.
Performance is unchanged and the card still runs very cool, but the fan rattles.
There is no software way to turn off the fan even though the card runs cool enough that it could idle without spinning the fan.

Overall Review: I'll update this review once I've gone through the RMA process to stop this darn rattle.

Pros: great graphics card and small.

Cons: Apparently the Fan problem isn't uncommon as there's a bunch of them on youtube, just lookup Zotac 1060 fan noise.

Overall Review: Id recommend the graphics card, the fan problem is in no way a reason not to get it assuming they service it for me

Pros: - Quiet card and the mini form can fit into smaller pc builds
- Same performance as the non mini cards at stock speeds
- With the right cpu, it can run most games on high to near max settings from 2016-2018 at 60fps, with very few, or no dips
- 6GB vram is "future proof" for many games
- For a card that was $250 before tax, and under $300 price point, and also equivalent to the GTX 980, it was definitely a great deal

Cons: - The RX 580 (8GB version) is a strong rival, and better value than this card
- Not as powerful as the GTX 1070 or GTX 1070TI (And with the new Nvidia cards releasing, the 1060 6GB will be outclassed in a few more years, possibly by another budget card, that can give the same, or more VRAM, at a lower price point)
- The GTX 1060 3GB card is a slightly cheaper alternative to this card. Since most modern games do not even use 6GB VRAM, most people would just stick with the GTX 1060 3GB version
- Only one fan, so it might get hotter than the non-mini cards

Overall Review: Yes, I would recommend this card
I would buy it again if I had to, but I would choose the regular size, versus the mini version

Pros: -Low power
-Small footprint
-Somewhat quieter than you expect
-6 GB of ram means its more cost effective than doing SLi

Cons: -May not get above 60fps on some titles (depending on your RAM and CPU) however, for most games I have, it sits very close (50 to 58fps) and this is at 1080, on most games at the highest possible setting (depending on the game).

Overall Review: I have this paired with an AMD FX-8350 @4.0Ghz with 24GB of DDR3 OC @ 1800MHz and an h80i for cooling. Man, it has been a while since I was impressed with a build such as this. I don't have a 4k monitor and don't plan to go 4k for a while so at 1080 with a 120Hz monitor this thing rocks.

Pros: great

Cons: loud

Pros: - Compact size, certainly helps with cable management inside your case
- Surprisingly quiet... I was afraid it didn't even run at all when I first fired up my PC
- Can run Far Cry 5 and Unigine Valley on Ultra settings at around 60 FPS with no issues

Cons: - 16 FPS average on Unigine Superposition (1080p Extreme)
- No flashy LED's here for the gamers

Overall Review: Very satisfied with this iteration of the 1060 6GB, as it can easily chew up every recent game on the higher to highest settings with no problems. As long as it can stay like this for the months (and years) to come, this is one product that I can definitely recommend for the person who wants the best gaming experience for the best price possible as of today.