- NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 680 2GB VS GTX 660 TI SLI FULL
- NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 680 2GB VS GTX 660 TI SLI SERIES
The GTX 660’s reference GPU clock was at 980MHz when it launched, but many partners overclocked it beyond 1GHz. Our today’s guest is one of the faster GTX 650 Ti samples that comes with 2GB of memory as well – EVGA’s GTX 650 Ti SSC 2GB.ĮVGA obviously didn’t waste time and its launch involves four cards: Note that the design allows for both 1GB and 2GB versions of the card. Unfortunately, the memory took a hit as well and the GTX 650 Ti has a mere 128-bit memory interface, unlike the GTX 660’s 192-bit. In case of the GTX 650 Ti, four SMXs are used, offering a total of 768 CUDA cores and 64 texture units.
NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 680 2GB VS GTX 660 TI SLI FULL
In its full version, the GK106 GPU packs five SMX units with 960 CUDA cores, 24 ROPs and 80 texture units.
The GTX 650 Ti is based on Nvidia’s Kepler GK106 GPU, first seen on the recently launched GTX 660. Geforce GT 630 (re-branded Geforce GT 440) Today, Nvidia launched its new – GTX 650 Ti, so the company’s offer now lists (top to bottom): it would be 1:1 a GeForce GTX 670.Īs stated there will be lots of SKU's released by the many board partners, in this review we'll look at Gigabyte's offering in the form of a GV-N66TOC-2GD, it's factory overclocked, customized and custom cooled.Once the GTX 660 and GTX 650 were out, a glance at the performance gap suggested there is a good chance Nvidia will fill it with another card. Before we startup the review let me blast a quick myth our of the virtual skies, the rumor of a 256-bit version of this card has been denied by NVIDIA. And for that money it's going to shock and awe alright.
NVIDIA GEFORCE GTX 680 2GB VS GTX 660 TI SLI SERIES
The GeForce GTX 660 Ti series will be launched in the 300 USD range, 259 EUR ex VAT in Europe. just maybe even close in on a reference clocked GTX 680. So it isn't hard to understand that the factory overclocked GeForce 660 Ti SKUs will run as fast as and maybe even faster then a GeForce GTX 670 (reference clocked) and maybe. Not one AIC partner from NVIDIA will follow up with this at launch, but the reference product will be clocked at 915 MHz, it's allowed to boost towards 980 MHz (again similar to the GTX 670) and the TDP of the GeForce GTX 660 Ti is going to be set at 150 Watt, while in your average gaming experience the card really uses like 135 Watt. The second one is the ROP engine, now cut down to 24 units opposed to 32 on it's bigger brothers. But with the memory running at 6008 MHz in combo with the memory bandwidth gDDR5 memory these days offers, really the difference will be noticeable but not that big.
There are two distinct difference though, the GeForce GTX 670 and 680 uses a 256-bit memory bus, and the GTX 660 Ti series will get a 192-bit memory bus tied towards 2 GB of memory. More interesting is the fact that it's precisely the same amount of shader processors as the GeForce GTX 670 has, so you can already 'feel' where the performance levels are heading. Now keep in mind that the mighty GeForce GTX 680 has 1536 of them so that's what, 15% less shader processors. As such they trimmed down the number of shader processors a little towards 1344 of them. Oh and yes, the Ti extension has been reintroduced once again.īeing based on the GK104 Kepler GPU obviously NVIDIA had to put some breaks on it in order for the 660 series of product not to compete too much with their bigger brothers. it's being used on the GeForce GTX 660 Ti as well. However it came out too good, so NVIDIA decide to use the that GK104 Kepler GPU for the GeForce GTX 680, then the GeForce GTX 670 and now. Pretty much everybody anticipated a new 'mid-rang' GPU, but we've stated it for a long time now, the GK104 Kepler GPU originally was intended to be the mid-range product series. Today NVIDIA finally lifts the curtain on that product, and let me already say it loud. There has been so much speculation and gossip about it. One of the most anticipated dedicated graphics card series for a long time now is the GeForce GTX 660 Ti series. In this review we'll look at the GeForce GTX 660 Ti from Gigabyte, it's their all new GeForce GTX 660 Ti WindForce OC version.
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