MSI GeForce GTX 1060 AERO ITX 6G OC

Here comes the dream graphics card for gamers who don't want to miss a single pixel of their favourite game and who want to play at a resolution of up to 4K. That's just the right task for the GeForce GTX 1060. Moreover, it will convince you that size really doesn't matter. Despite its incredibly small package, it has the power of a full size graphics card.  

Key Features

• Based on the latest Pascal microarchitecture with 16Nm production node
• Power efficiency - powered by a single 6-pin connector
• Ideal for gaming experience in 4K
• Performance comparable to the GeForce GTX 980 generation
• Overclocked core - 1 544/1 759 MHz
• MSI improved cooling efficiency with a massive heatsink and fan blakdes
• Certified Military Class 4 Components

Power-efficient Operation

Thanks to the 16Nm production technology and the new Pascal microarchitecture, the card boasts not only a significantly higher performance but a far higher power efficiency. Estimated power consumption reaches only 120 watts, yet it offers a comparable performance to the GTX 980 that required up to 165W.

Latest Gaming Technologies

In its small package, the MSI GTX 1060 AERO ITX packs the power of 1280 CUDA cores, 72 texture mapping units and 48 render output units. The GP106 GPU based on the Pascal technology comes with a boost frequency of 1759MHz. The oost mode. The graphic chip is accompanied by 6GB GDDR5 memory with will join six gigabytes of GDDR5 memory with a 192GB/s memory bandwith.

MSI Enhanced Edition

The MSI GTX 1060 AERO ITX uses a cutting-edge technology to meet the requirements of the most advanced displays, including VR. This is also thanks to high-quality components. MSI only uses Military Class 4 components that are tested to withstand the torturous conditions of extreme gaming and overclocking for extended usage. Underneath the AERO ITX shroud is an incredibly compact heatsink comprised of 8mm copper super pipes and countless aluminium fins. Airflow Control deflects the airflow to where it’s most needed to keep the GPU cool during demanding gaming sessions.