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dabien101

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I know the primary difference or rather, the only difference between the two is that 660 ti has a 192-bit memory interface and the 670 has as 256-bit memory interface. My question is what can a 256-bit system do that a 192-bit cannot?an example would be nice.
 
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The Bus size doesn't matter until you increase AA.
AA needs a big Bus Interface. Usually found in Radeon Competitive cards.

GTX 670 performs better and is the Best "Bang for the Buck" from Nvidia side
Usually people say that GTX 660 Ti is overpriced Card.

I would recommend you to get a GTX 670.
It overclocks high and performs near GTX 680.

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Sumukh_Bhagat

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The Bus size doesn't matter until you increase AA.
AA needs a big Bus Interface. Usually found in Radeon Competitive cards.

GTX 670 performs better and is the Best "Bang for the Buck" from Nvidia side
Usually people say that GTX 660 Ti is overpriced Card.

I would recommend you to get a GTX 670.
It overclocks high and performs near GTX 680.

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+1 to Sumukh. Don't worry about bus widths, just look at results (benchmarks). GTX670 averages 15-20% gain over the GTX660 Ti. Bit less in some situations and a bit more in others. Up to you how much money you think that gain is worth, though I'd personally spend the extra.
 
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