Nvidia's GeForce GTX 660 Ti Surfaces on Retail Site

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the_v1s1onary

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"sigh" That probably means the regular 660 won't even be close to the $200-250 sweet-spot. And just when I'm about ready to throw my money at Nvidia, too! Hopefully this isn't true.
 

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And just like that all of the rumors of the legendary $300 gpu are gone. No single gpu to rule the price/performance ratio.
But hey, because you waited so long for the card, why not buy it anyways?
Well done nvidia. This is a great example of manipulative marketing at its finest.
 
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I have a friend whos dad used to work at pny. When the pny version of the 660 ti comes out I could problably get it for $150. His dad gets over 50% off as a discount. I was thinking of getting the 670 but my power supply is 550 watts and has a max of 30 amps; not enough to power it. I hope the 660 is lighter on the power and could run on lower than top of the line currents.
 

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i would buy 670 if it only 50$ different. on some mem heavy bandwidth games, there is 20% performance hit. but 670 to 680 is still perfect, only 2-5% hit. so yeah,, 256bit is still a matter.
 
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Everyone complaining about the $400, that's a reference to the 670's price..
 

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That price is nowhere near true.

Prices here in Scandinavia (I live in Norway), are far higher than in USA.
We pay the price for an American GTX 680 for a Norwegian GTX 670.
 

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[citation][nom]dudewitbow[/nom]this contradicts the macmalls 300$ mark, the 400$ maybe a placeholder value or something.[/citation]
[citation][nom]Tomfreak[/nom]Are u kidding me? 670 is already hitting $350. if anything this 660 should be selling $300 or $279.[/citation]
[citation][nom]buzznut[/nom]Where are these $350 GTX 870's? I see $400 and above...[/citation]
[citation][nom]robo-rob[/nom]Everyone complaining about the $400, that's a reference to the 670's price..[/citation]
It's $400 in Sweden, which is in Europe, which means that in the US will cost around $325. Keep in mind that GPUs fall in group of products that cost X $ in US and same amount but of euros in Europe. But even if it comes with $400 price tag don't forget that it beats GTX 580 which goes for $430 to $650 on newegg.com

http://www.tweaktown.com/reviews/4869/nvidia_geforce_gtx_660_ti_2gb_reference_video_card_review/index1.html

http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=-1&IsNodeId=1&Description=gtx%20580&bop=And&Order=PRICED&PageSize=100
 

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Nobody takes into account, the power draw, scaling and how much bang for your hard earned buck.
Which are better than 670's.
But personally, I think 660 will be better than 660 Ti like the former ones, 560 and 560 Ti.


Just my 2 cents!
 

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[citation][nom]aminebouhafs[/nom]Nobody takes into account, the power draw, scaling and how much bang for your hard earned buck.Which are better than 670's.But personally, I think 660 will be better than 660 Ti like the former ones, 560 and 560 Ti.Just my 2 cents![/citation]

You can't take that into account because the card is not out yet, and there's no word on pricing, also the 560 is worse than the 560 Ti.
 

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[citation][nom]buzznut[/nom]Where are these $350 GTX 670's? I see $400 and above...[/citation] the lowest brand like leadtek is already hitting ~$350-370 around my area. So yeah, 660ti should cost $350 and below.

we got 6 people thumb me down because they got >$400 I guess?
 
Hmm... That's what it should it really be, $350 (in my opinion). Because there is not much difference compared to the 670 (I am sure performance wise too). So $350 would still be an excellent price for a card ~5-10% slower than the 670. Still a better option than a 7950...

Maybe you're confused on how can they get $350. First, it's an aftermarket ASUS DCUII Model, which is usually $20 more expensive. Second, it is from Sweden so Prices are much different. If you consider these things then, We will see this:

2804 SEK (That's the price without tax!) is equal to $418 and, because it's an ASUS DCUII model the reference price could be $390. In america it would probably cost $375-$350... So yeah that's it.
 
Pre-order listings for video cards are always significantly higher than the street price after release. Savvy retailers hope to cash in on those willing to go for a pre-order before competitive pricing kicks in.

It's all relevant to the going rate in that particular country. A GTX 670 on that same website goes for 4699 kr.
 
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