Generally the differences are in the clock and/or memory speeds.
A faster clock will allow for slightly higher framerates.
Buy the fastest you can afford.
Generally the differences are in the clock and/or memory speeds.
A faster clock will allow for slightly higher framerates.
Buy the fastest you can afford.
thanks for the replay.....1 more thing.....gigabyte z270m d3h or gigabyte z270x ultra gaming motherboard should i pick?.....and i have a powersupply which has 6pin pce connector....but g1 gpu need 8pin connector......my psu tharmaltek 450wt....should i use a converter from 6pin to 8 pin for my gpu?
In general, it is a bad idea to use converters, so rather replace the supply with something that does have the required connector.
Does your current supply not have a 6-pin + 2-pin connector, as is usually the case?
If you are not able to get another PSU, then selecting a 1060 which only would require a 6-pin connector is the next best option.
The Gigabyte has higher rated clock speeds, so that would be the better option.