The fans usually don't go above 60% but I can tell you 100% is definitely loud & noticeable. This is a great video, although it's in Korean. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ndSZhdWBzZ-bf30.html

I don't remember if this was recorded on DX11 or 12 but with Tomb Raider the differences are negligible. Only 2-4 fps increase on DX12.

you are not right if you play in DX12 there a way better graphices and its not only 2-4 fps :-)

swapman6278 it where nice to see i have allrdy a MSI 1080, but my friend would to buy the 1060 he use atm the 980 and when he try to use all maxed in DX12 the game still say it needs more then 4GB Vram..

+Implicando Video-jogos ok thx

The difference is namely the size, with the Mini version being perfect for a mini-itx case. It is 174mm (6.8 inches) long compared to the AMP which is 210mm (8.3 in). The AMP edition does have a slightly higher clock speed and the fan configuration is definitely better. I bought the mini because its' price was perfect and the RX 480 still wasn't in stock.

what about the temperature ? is mini is way to much hotter than amp?

4aLse Honestly I wouldn't really know but I would assume so. The AMP has a much better cooling solution.

alright thanks for info mate ..im planning to buy 1060 that's why I was asking :)

I'm not exactly sure as I don't own one, but I think if you asked around on tomshardware that you'd get some answers.

The 1060 gets to around 70-80 C while my cpu is anywhere between 38-50 C.

+swapman6278 Thanks for the info!

is the 1060/fan loud? can you hear it while playing?