As I mentioned, the card is better with two fans. Examples of cards you have in the previous post.
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If you can not add to the card, because you are exceeding the budget, you can still save a bit on the power supply by taking e.g. Antec VP 500 or Corsair VS450.
I see no obstacles. I will say that if you decide on Windows 7 updates will not work - Kaby Lake processors do not have official support for systems older than Windows 10.
Write if the noise level is important to you. If so, I advise against this card - it is simply noisy. This type of cooling (first picture) is not suitable for more powerful 1060 cards. The fan must run at a high speed to maintain reasonable temperatures. Look for the card with cooling as in the second picture.
The Zotac GeForce GTX 1060 MINI 6GB GDDR5 is debated among users regarding its suitability as a gaming card. Key considerations include the card's cooling system, with recommendations favoring models with dual fans for quieter operation and better thermal management. Users suggest alternatives such as the Palit GTX 1060 Dual and MSI GTX 1060 6GT OC, which offer improved cooling. Concerns about noise levels are raised, indicating that the MINI version may be noisy under load. Additionally, compatibility with motherboards and RAM specifications is discussed, emphasizing the importance of selecting a board with a B250 chipset and adequate RAM slots. The discussion also touches on operating system compatibility, noting that Windows 7 may not support newer Kaby Lake processors. Summary generated by the language model.
