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Is the EVGA GTX 660 FTW version worth it?

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If you play games at 1080p sure... if you play at 7680x1600 then no... It is all situational... I am goin gto assume you play games at 1080p, now the question what are you trying to compare it too? Are you asking if it is worth the extra X amount of dollars vs a reference GTX 660?
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Derza10 said:
If you play games at 1080p sure... if you play at 7680x1600 then no... It is all situational... I am goin gto assume you play games at 1080p, now the question what are you trying to compare it too? Are you asking if it is worth the extra X amount of dollars vs a reference GTX 660?


I am wondering if theres any point of going for it over the reference EVGA card, by the way im in UK so use amazon or ebuyer or overlockers.co.uk #

My budget is £165 but i will go £175 for the ftw if theres a point

idc if amd or nvidia

Thanks for replying

If you don't mind overclocking yourself (very easy all you have to do is move the core clock offset slider ) then just get the cheapest one with a decent after market cooler on it. These two are the cheapest i found on amazonUK.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Gigabyte-NVIDIA-GTX660-PCI-E-Gr...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/MSI-NVIDIA-GTX660-PCI-E-Graphic...

EDIT: And the cheapest out of any UK site listed in this thread (I went back and checked :)  ).

zenflux said:
Do you think I should grab an EVGA for £160? (stock)


You could do that... it will be slightly louder and run a bit warmer. But if you have bad case airflow I would get the stock blower either way...

Personally I would fork over the extra £7.50 and get the better cooled card, would make overclocking it and keeping it at good temps easier... Unless of course like i said - you have bad case airflow.

Derza10 said:
You could do that... it will be slightly louder and run a bit warmer. But if you have bad case airflow I would get the stock blower either way...

Personally I would fork over the extra £7.50 and get the better cooled card, would make overclocking it and keeping it at good temps easier... Unless of course like i said - you have bad case airflow.


I think Im going for the FTW version as apparently it has better cooling, i have very good airflow (corsair 200r)

Thanks for all the help!
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