Can this pc handle a 1060

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He has a 650w power supply and these are his specs, he would like to know if his pc will be able to cope with a 1060 6gb and if not what will he need. Thanks

[vapaxyownz]

if that power supply has 8-pin for gpu, 1060 will be most likely best card for that pc

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27 minutes ago, vapaxyownz said:

if that power supply has 8-pin for gpu, 1060 will be most likely best card for that pc 

Thanks for the reply, Its appreciated. 

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It should handle a 1080. Won't be bottlenecking for sure.

42 minutes ago, vapaxyownz said:

if that power supply has 8-pin for gpu, 1060 will be most likely best card for that pc

Actually you don't need 8-pin for a 1060. Without doing overclocking, a 6 pin is fine.

Edited August 17, 2018 by viking

[vapaxyownz]

3 minutes ago, viking said:

It should handle a 1080. Won't be bottlenecking for sure.

Actually you don't need 8-pin for a 1060. Without doing overclocking, a 6 pin is fine.

oh mine has 8-pin, didnt know normal versions has 6-pin XD

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8 minutes ago, vapaxyownz said:

oh mine has 8-pin, didnt know normal versions has 6-pin XD

It just has a 8-pin slot. It's fine to run 6 pin connector in that since PCI-e slot already draws 75W -and about 60w  extra from 6pin cable.

It will work.

Edited August 17, 2018 by viking

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However, if ur friend wants to run at higher clocks without ever getting artifacts. If the PSU has 2x 6 pin cables, there are various connectors that can 

change that to a single 8 pin (or 6+2, doesnt matter)

[nezbomb]

should be good I dont see any other bottlenecks that would limit a 1060s performance

edit: except his monitors being 60hz instead of 120 or 144 hz, this doesnt limit performance really but you wont be able to really see anything above 60fps so any extra frames are lost on the user.

Edited August 18, 2018 by nezbomb