Well I gave up on using one of my core i3 PC's as a test machine as the GTX 1060 was not working in it nor was it compatible.
I have another even older PC, the only other I have access to right now with enough space for a longer GPU. I was running a GT 1030 ddr4, (I know, I know), for a while no issues. I then went to test a GTX 980Ti and one of the chips fried, (most likely a VR chip). I have seen others with this issue in the past. Anyway, the motherboard seems unaffected, and was still able to post if I recall. I want to use this PC as the test one now, but cannot find conclusive answers that the GTX 1060 is compatible with the nforce 680i lt sli. I realize that the core 2 CPU in this beast will bottleneck the 1060, but again just for test purposes.
Specs:
Seasonic ultra prime 650W titanium PSU. Just purchased used, and passed PSU tester, but not under any load so....
8 gb ddr2 ram (I think it was ddr2 8gb, could be wrong).
Single DVD
Gigabyte GTX 1060 Windforce 3gb GPU.
Thanks for any help.
I have another even older PC, the only other I have access to right now with enough space for a longer GPU. I was running a GT 1030 ddr4, (I know, I know), for a while no issues. I then went to test a GTX 980Ti and one of the chips fried, (most likely a VR chip). I have seen others with this issue in the past. Anyway, the motherboard seems unaffected, and was still able to post if I recall. I want to use this PC as the test one now, but cannot find conclusive answers that the GTX 1060 is compatible with the nforce 680i lt sli. I realize that the core 2 CPU in this beast will bottleneck the 1060, but again just for test purposes.
Specs:
Seasonic ultra prime 650W titanium PSU. Just purchased used, and passed PSU tester, but not under any load so....
8 gb ddr2 ram (I think it was ddr2 8gb, could be wrong).
Single DVD
Gigabyte GTX 1060 Windforce 3gb GPU.
Thanks for any help.