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There's a new graphics card in town - the GTX 660Ti. Reviews are flooding in, a selection of which are below:
Other reviews are available at Pure Overclock, Hardware Secrets, eTeknix, and Hot Hardware.
Hardware Heaven have cards from Palit, Zotac and EVGA."NVIDIA are ready to launch their latest 600 series GPU, the GTX 660 Ti and we have three factory overclocked models on our test bench today. First up is the EVGA SuperClocked, then the Palit JetStream and finally the Zotac AMP! We will put each up against overclocked versions of the GTX 670, 7950, 7870 and 560 Ti (448) in a selection of real world gaming tests including Max Payne 3 and Battlefield 3 to see where the GTX 660 Ti fits in."
Tech Power Up have separately reviewed the cards from Zotac, Palit, ASUS and MSI."The newest member of NVIDIA's GeForce Kepler family is also its most important. The new GeForce GTX 660 Ti launched today, targets a cost-performance sweet-spot, with its US $299 reference price. What makes this price-point of particular importance to GPU makers is that graphics cards priced around it compete directly with premium game console bundles from the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 lines, transforming ordinary desktop PCs to lean and mean gaming monstrosities. By NVIDIA's own statistics, PCs are growing as a gaming platform, and the $299 price-point is one of its prime-movers."
Legit Reviews have taken a look at cards from ASUS, EVGA and MSI."Today, as they say, is a new day. NVIDIA pulls the wrappings off of their latest in the Kepler line, the GeForce GTX 660 Ti. Once again NVIDIA hearkens back to the GeForce 3 and GeForce 4 lines from eleven years ago (has it really been that long?) with the Ti designation. The GeForce GTX 660 Ti slots itself below the GeForce GTX 670 in the Kepler performance hierarchy. It is designed to be the performance per dollar sweet spot that many of you have been clamoring for."
Other reviews are available at Pure Overclock, Hardware Secrets, eTeknix, and Hot Hardware.