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Old 16-08-12, 01:02 PM
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Gigabyte GTX660Ti Windforce Review



The latest batch of midrange nVidia cards is upon us, and we start with the Gigabyte Windforce.

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Old 16-08-12, 01:05 PM
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Ooh I Liked the 560Ti, lets hope this does good too.
Edit: Shame about the price, was looking at getting a 660Ti fir my brother as an upgrade =/.
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Old 16-08-12, 01:28 PM
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I don't mind the blue PCB at all, but that cooler looks utterly horrendous on that PCB.

Performance wise, it looks to be competing with the 7950. The Unigine result was surprising though.

The price is a big let down as well. It's so close to a 670, is there even a point to a 660 ti and for that matter a 680. What are Nvidia doing?
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Old 16-08-12, 01:42 PM
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I'm still going for the GTX 670 I think. In some games (that I will play a lot) the GTX 670 still performs 10fps better than the 660ti.
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Old 16-08-12, 02:01 PM
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I do not like the cooler at all. If its expected to come at £270, a 670 is worth going for. The 660ti should more closer to the £200 mark than the £300
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I do not like the cooler at all. If its expected to come at £270, a 670 is worth going for. The 660ti should more closer to the £200 mark than the £300
I'm with you in this argument. I think the 660Ti isn't worth it over the 650Ti when it's released, but can't really compete a lot with the GTX 670. At skyrim the GTX 670 even beats the 660Ti with 30fps.
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Old 16-08-12, 02:07 PM
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i payed 330€ for my oc sapphire with 950 on clock and black pcb,
im glad i dident waited
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pointless card it seems... cost the same as a 7950 here.. so the 7870 competitor will be the 550ti ?
Edit: just checked, the 7950 is €10 cheaper..also the newer ones have even higher speeds for people who don't clock themselves. And it's ugly xd and that comes from a gigabyte fan..
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hmm, makes me question my purchase of sapphire 7870oc for £215 2 weeks ago.
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So it is going to be £20-£30 more than a 7950? Seems a bit pointless to me tbh
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