The personal performances are only considered during the placement games . <| sep |> So . you don ' t want any spoilers ? pI would say if you want to enjoy Tomb Raider at the best potential to get a 1440 p monitor . The 1060 will run it fine <| sep |> Meanwhile , I find that consent between loyal partners is both adorable and attractive af <| sep |> You need a shit ton of airflow to keep it cool . My card doesn ' t even turn the fans on until 72 c , and . Nothing really puts it past 68 c . In a case without a fan pointed at it other than the backplate . Mine is pressed against the top side panel fan , and that blows air over the backplatecpu socket and no active intake for the card itself . Overwatch 1080 p epic atm is 63 c peak and fans are turned off . Eh . not the quietest thing when overclockedMy Sapphire Nitro Fury is extremely quiet until 55 % fan speed , around 2000 RPM , in which case it starts making wind noise . Fan noise kicks in at around 65 % and 100 % is extremely loud . But again , card never broke 76 c on any game after extended play , and usually doesn ' t go over 40 % fan speed even with my custom fan curve for cooler temps . Sapphires default fan curve doesn ' t even turn the fans on until 72 c or so , which while using power efficiency mode , it rarely does while still delivering 60 fps at 1080 p . Hyped up HBM memory that you can ' t overclock in Afterburner . You don ' t need to overclock it . It ' s about 100 Gbs faster than even 8500 mhz overclocked GDDR 5 . So moot point there , it ' s still faster not overclocked . Less fun , but also not important performance wise . And Afterburner can too , but Trixx is your better option anyways .