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Yeah, I realized that the ones I would be picking from are just clearance. I looked up the prices of the 1070's, and most are ranging $200-400 more than my budget. So I'm stuck with a 1060 for now. Theoretically, 4 years gets me almost to the end of the generation though, if we still consider a gaming generation 10 years, right? Then I'm just going to have to lower my settings a bit to keep up with some newer games at that point.The other machines have less space from SSD and has lower stuff than the two. You'll need more space for the games you might want to install. If you check here, you'll see that 1060 is better than 1050Ti.
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-1060-vs-GeForce-GTX-1050-Ti
However, if you compare the 1060 to this 1070, you'll see that the 1070 is greater than the previous:
http://gpuboss.com/gpus/Nvidia-GeForce-GTX-1070-vs-Nvidia-GeForce-GTX-1060
Why? You'll want to have your mind at ease when you wnat to play future games that will possibly want more than 6GB GPU RAM. Some games, like Son or Rome and The Witcher II, are depending solely on GPU. Most of the games depend on both (GPU and CPU). In the past, they used to depend on RAM alone to be smooth. The circle of life for those GPUs are 5 years at most, so...
What you see from those markets are just the 1050 to 1060 GPU clearance. They want to get rid of them.
Wow, ok, that's a great machine. Specs seem similar to the MSI I mentioned. My last machine was an MSI and it still plays MKXL and INJ2 on absolute lowest settings at 60fps. Aside from personal preference, any reason to go with Asus over MSI?https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16834234830
Monsterous ASUS on sale this week right in your budget. Stick with Asus or Lenovo. That link is my reccommendation.
Thanks for your help guys.