enjoy 
https://www.google.com/se...d+Full+length+GTX+1060

trilegdog
enjoy 
https://www.google.com/se...d+Full+length+GTX+1060

Thank you for your https://www.google.com/se...d+Full+length+GTX+1060 I to am looking at the Short to Long Cards.
I do know how to use Google Search as well.
 

Cool GTX
Welcome to the Forums, kenman345
 
Bigger cooler on the long version
 
ACX cooler needs a well vented large case, much of the heat is dumped into the case
 
Pascal GPU perform best when kept cool

Yea, I figured as much. The case itself has fan cutouts and dust covers where the front of the card will be facing. This means it will bring in air from outside my case directly. The case is partitioned with the GPU separate from the PSU and motherboard. Either way, I dont want a blower for the noise concerns, so wont all options generally be about as bad if thy dump into the case at this point?

If you are confused, this is my case (I will be keeping mine horizontal though): 

bcavnaugh
With that Case I would only go with a Short to vent the Hot Air out the rear of the CPU.
You could also go with one that has a Blower Cooler as well. That case has no room for the ACX and the Hot Air that it will dump into the case.

I think you are confused. The case GPU and CPU/PSU sides are separated...

bcavnaugh
No not really.
Red is Hot Air Exhaust and Green in Cool Air Intake
 

 

Ah....so you're saying the other models vent to the sides but the shorty vents to the back? I was not aware of that part.

Looking forward to your report after you build your PC.  That case is interesting
 
At high fan settings (80% +) the ACX does build pressure and vent a small amount out the rear around the ports "case mount"; but 80% still goes into the case.
 
If your case has positive pressure, that too will vent some through the card and out the back
 
Nice graphics bc

kenman345

Cool GTX
Looking forward to your report after you build your PC.  That case is interesting
 
At high fan settings (80% +) the ACX does build pressure and vent a small amount out the rear around the ports "case mount"; but 80% still goes into the case.
 
If your case has positive pressure, that too will vent some through the card and out the back
 
Nice graphics bc

You are talking about the ACX 2.0 on the short version, yes? About 30 minutes ago or less I didnt even know that cooler acted like a blower style. Is there any place I can confirm this?

Look close at the Fins you will see that the ACX are vertical and the Blower are parallel.
Also their are 2 Type of Short Coolers that are used on EVGA Cards, one is Rounded and the other is parallel like the Blower Style Coolers.
The Image Above is the Rounded Heat Sink. 

See the Fins they are parallel and are on the SC Gaming Models the Stock Model has the Rounded Style Heat Sink.
You should look at the SC Gaming Card the 3GB and 6GB are have a better Cooler for that case I believe.

bcavnaugh
See the Fins they are parallel and are on the SC Gaming Models the Stock Model has the Rounded Style Heat Sink.
You should look at the SC Gaming Card the 3GB and 6GB are have a better Cooler for that case I believe.

Okay, now I am getting it. so 06G-P4-6163-KR would be the recommendation? 

bcavnaugh

kenman345

bcavnaugh
See the Fins they are parallel and are on the SC Gaming Models the Stock Model has the Rounded Style Heat Sink.
You should look at the SC Gaming Card the 3GB and 6GB are have a better Cooler for that case I believe.
 

Okay, now I am getting it. so 06G-P4-6163-KR would be the recommendation? 

Yes

Do you know the thickness of that cooler? Site sas 2 PCI-E slots but I need mm for case awareness to know if I should order 120mm fans or not to go inside the case below the GPU. I cannot seem to find the slot widths anywhere.

kenman345

bcavnaugh

kenman345

bcavnaugh
See the Fins they are parallel and are on the SC Gaming Models the Stock Model has the Rounded Style Heat Sink.
You should look at the SC Gaming Card the 3GB and 6GB are have a better Cooler for that case I believe.
 

Okay, now I am getting it. so 06G-P4-6163-KR would be the recommendation? 

Yes

Do you know the thickness of that cooler? Site sas 2 PCI-E slots but I need mm for case awareness to know if I should order 120mm fans or not to go inside the case below the GPU. I cannot seem to find the slot widths anywhere.

Here are the Specs http://www.evga.com/products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=5fa28d37-0fb1-42be-8b9b-04223cb59d85
 

Dimensions

• Height: 4.376in - 111.15mm
• Length: 6.8in - 172.72mm
• Width: Dual Slot

One Slot is 20mm so it would be 40-45mm

kenman345

bcavnaugh
Gaming Models NONE SC Model Heat Sink. This is the Type BUT then on EVGA uses is a little different.
 
 

 
I feel confused. So the 06G-P4-6163-KR uses the type I want, yes?

The case is the Fractal Design Node 202. Many people have put full sized cards inside it.
"P/N: 08G-P4-6170-KR EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 FOUNDERS EDITION Would Work for you but at a higher Cost.
 
If you look at the manual, it lists thicknesses of cards and the thickness of fans you can fit inside it. That is why I care, because I rather not have to constantly open up my case once I get everything.

YES
The EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 SC GAMING P/N: 06G-P4-6163-KR
 
Still look for an Image of the SC Gaming Heat Sink. (Sorry I Could Not Find an Image of this Heat Sink)

kenman345
I opened up a chat with EVGA support and they said the following when I asked about this blowing air out the back thing:

ACX blower cards will blow the air down on the GPU and out all sides. Only the blower style blow everything out of the case.

 

so, the short and long ones dump the air in the same places

Only blower style cards will blow the air out so if the card is not a blower style and a single fan or ACX, Yes it will be the same.

For the Most Part Correct, that is why I said you should get a Blower Style Card.
But they do not make one for the 1060 and for the 1070 you have to get the EVGA GeForce GTX 1070 FOUNDERS EDITION card.

The EVGA GeForce GTX 1060 SC GAMING P/N: 06G-P4-6163-KR

 
Top and Bottom Closed up as the ACX. see next Post

 

 
 
The Back is Open for the most part