An Unexpected Blow to AMD's RX480

With its Pascal architecture, the 1060 is roughly half the performance (and price) of the graphics giant GTX 1080, starting at only $250 US.
Under the Hood

While it is far less than the 2048 of the Maxwell GTX 980, the New VR-Ready card is claimed by Nvidia to be more powerful due to architectural improvements, coupled with faster GPU performance and memory clocks.
Up Against the RX480

That is, by about 15% says Nvidia - and in a way that's over 75% more power efficient; the GTX 1060 uses one 6-pin PCIe connector with a TDP of only 120W.
With that, we have a clear winner here.
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