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Just some things to consider.

Depending on what CPU/APU you have, you may bottleneck that card.
Also that is whats called a reference design graphics card, its loud and its hot(not THAT bad, but its not ideal either). You may want to consider getting one with a better cooler.
Is your power supply powerful enough to run this card?
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Yes according to the website: http://www.gigabyte.com.au/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4726#sp

1 x PCI Express x16 slot, running at x16 (PCIEX16)
(The PCIEX16 slot conforms to PCI Express 3.0 standard.)
* To support PCI Express 3.0, you must install an FM2+ APU.
1 x PCI Express x1 slot
(The PCI Express x1 slot conforms to PCI Express 2.0 standard.)
1 x PCI slot


Means it will fit as the mobo hasPCI Express x16.
 
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Just some things to consider.

Depending on what CPU/APU you have, you may bottleneck that card.
Also that is whats called a reference design graphics card, its loud and its hot(not THAT bad, but its not ideal either). You may want to consider getting one with a better cooler.
Is your power supply powerful enough to run this card?
 
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To be fair, them coolers aren't too bad on these, they dont run that hot, only around 70'c under load.
 
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Also i have an APU the A8-6600K, i know its pretty poor but from what ive found it the bottlenecking should be minimal until i can upgrade to a better cpu, is that right?
 
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The GTX660ti is much faster than the GTX750ti.
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Its basically the same card as a GTX760 with a smaller 192bit memory bus and a slightly lower clock speed.
 
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Depends on a few things, but you will have SOME bottlenecking.
I would get an AMD R9 280 or R9 270x/270 , that would allow you to take full benefit of Mantle, which negates bottlenecking amazingly in some games that support it.

The R9 280 should also be cheaper AND faster.

 
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Gigabyte GV-N66TOC-3GD (GeForce GTX 660 Ti) 3GB 1.03GHZ
MSI N660Ti-PE-2GD5 (GeForce GTX 660 Ti) 2GB

These are the only 2 660ti's that come up as compatible when i select my motherboard thats why i was unsure.
 
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Okay that's great to know. I think a 660ti for £125 is a decent deal, considering even if i went for a better GPU, the bottle necking would only increase from my a8 6600k. I was actually originally going to get the R9 280x for £180 but its over budget and means I have to wait and I just want to game now. As long as i can play at 1080p on high setting with a decent fps around 40 im happy
 
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And more cuda cores than the 760!, with an overclock, in less vram bandwidth bound games it usually performs better than the 760, due to the extra cores.
 
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