GTX 660 or 660 Ti Release?

Discussion in 'Videocards - NVIDIA GeForce' started by stryder8701, Jun 14, 2012.

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  1. vejn

    vejn Maha Guru

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    Which Ati GPU is equivalent to GTX 660 ?
     
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  2. Noisiv

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    192bit or 256bit memory controller does not mean anything per se.


    128bit HD4770 will destroy 256bit X1950 XTX, althought it has only 128bit MC, and LESS bandwidth than x1950 XTX!!
    And lets not forget that Kepler uses bandwith extremly efficiently. Just compare GTX 680 vs 580 vs HD7970.

    Nvidia is not going to fail with their work-horse GPU of this generation.
    There is exactly 0% chances of that.

    Also I'm sure there will be 3GB 660 for those super-paranoid.
    All in all GTX 660/Ti will be super-sweet :D

    And finaly... another GK104 with 256bit, is sure to pop up sooner or later.
     
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    Noisiv, Jul 25, 2012
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  3. Undying

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    Performance wise it should be between HD 7850/70.

    Lets just wait and see...
     
    Undying, Jul 26, 2012
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  4. -Tj-

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    384bit = 192gb/s (4ghz)
    320bit = 152gb/s (3.8ghz)

    Kepler

    256bit= 192gb/s (6ghz)
    192bit= ~ 152gb/s (probably 5.8ghz)

    :nerd:
     
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  5. crap daddy

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    It will be better than the 7950.
     
    crap daddy, Jul 26, 2012
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  6. Gembel

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    I agree about the CPU bottleneck and i plan to upgrade to 2500k later
    cause i don't like ivy bridge heat ;)
     
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  7. The Chubu

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    This. Bus width matters crap when we have the kind of vRAM frequencies we have these days, you can still have an awesome bandwidth if the memory is clocked high enough. With current GDDR5, they can easily achieve a hefty bandwidth gain compared to the GTX560 Ti on a 192bit bus.
    Actually the GK104 (GTX680) is based of GF114 (GTX560), that's why on every driver release you see two things: First, GTX680 performance improvements, and a little below, GTX560 Ti performance improvements. They're related GPUs. I don't know where the GTX660 Ti fits in there (well, the heavily crippled GK104 "section" I guess).

    The GK110 should be the GF110 on 'roids. But we havent seen that one working yet...
     
    The Chubu, Jul 28, 2012
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  8. Noisiv

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    Noisiv, Jul 31, 2012
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  9. Fender178

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    Wow man the 660ti is a killer card so far.
     
    Fender178, Jul 31, 2012
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  10. Spets

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    TweakTown posted their review, I won't be linking it though since G3D is still under NDA.
    The 660Ti is looking really good (price/performance) :)
     
    Spets, Jul 31, 2012
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  11. MAD-OGRE

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    Looks good but not good enough, the GTX680 is what the full blow 660ti should have been based on past gen upgrades.
    I will stick it out till the GK110 arrives!
     
    MAD-OGRE, Jul 31, 2012
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  12. Ilya

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    really hope its $250 not $300
     
    Ilya, Jul 31, 2012
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  13. DeadLine

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    Hope its a nice price
     
    DeadLine, Jul 31, 2012
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  14. Rich_Guy

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    If priced right, should be a winner :)
     
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  15. Rickyy

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    excellent review and excellent card for low price. 349?, 299?
     
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  17. Spets

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    @Rickyy
    I know but when TT did the same with a 680 review, Hilbert had to remove the link, either way it's one of the first links in google :p
    Hoping the price is $250-299 :)
     
    Spets, Aug 1, 2012
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  18. |-c2c-|Rom

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    Impressive,very good performance for the price,gonna be a must,very good job Nvidia:):):)
     
    |-c2c-|Rom, Aug 1, 2012
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  19. alanm

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    I dont think TT broke any NDA. Nvidia just doesnt deal with them or give them any cards to review (due to past objectionable behavior on TT's part). I think TT just got hold of a card somehow, somewhere and did their review. If the review is accurate, Nvidia have another winner on their hands.
     
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  20. nyrmetros

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    So would the 660 or 660 ti be comparable to my 480 at this point?
     
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