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Now the tough question: Get a 16xx or splurge on a 1060?
I run Slackware multilib. It's run fairly well with Half-Life/Portal and derivatives. At
https://docs.slackware.com/slackware:multilib
it says:
After installing the “-compat32” packages, you may have to re-install your binary Nvidia or Ati video X.Org drivers. These driver packages contain both 64bit and 32bit libraries to be maximally useful on a 64bit multilib OS. If you installed the driver files for both architectures, the “mesa-compat32” package will overwrite some of the 32bit library files.
On the other hand, if you originally only installed the 64bit driver libraries for your Nvidia/Ati card, it is recommended after installation of the multilib packages, to re-install the binary driver package. This time, choose to install the 32bit driver files as well.
Hence, my confusion.