Looking at GTX1070/1080 and RX480, in terms of chip efficiency, overclock headroom and driver support, GTX1060 will be way way better than RX480.

Now the question is the price and card performance.
Price, I speculate it will be USD250 (old GTX960 price @ USD200 + USD50)
Performance, near GTX980 or 2 x GTX960

Last but not least, only 4GB version available (half ram capacity of her bigger siblings).
With OC, the performance may marginally surpass GTX980.

Just my conservative fortune-telling, kthxbai.

It can never be MYR800.
It was AMD & her fanboys hyped about the price.

Remember USD200?
It was actually USD239 x 4.1 = you do the math.

I think 1099 seems like the right price.
I see price has dropped from MYR1299 to MYR1200 after 2 days.

Plenty of stock available.
Worries not, under-coconut-tree promotion soon after 1060 launches.

This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jul 2 2016, 05:29 PM

I seriously doubt GTX1060 will be as fast as GTX980.

If you look at the benchmark of GTX960 SLI, it is between GTX970-GTX980.
So, you can estimate GTX1060 is close to GTX960 SLI.
With overclock (15% headroom), yes, it could reach GTX980 level.

This is only a conservative speculation based on how GTX1070/1080 perform against their previous generation cards.

nVidia is making good use of 16nm architecture.
Huge boost in performance over her old 28nm cards.

Unlike AMD, her new 14nm is worse than her own R9 390 and competitor‘s 28nm.

Put the FE aside, you got the prices of AMD and nVidia wrong.

P/S
This is especially GTX1060 AIB will be available on the same date, 19 July.

This post has been edited by ALeUNe: Jul 8 2016, 12:56 AM