MSI Showcases G-Series GTX 660Ti
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MSI shows off a GTX 660 Ti themed to the new G-Series line of products.
On top of the three Z77 motherboards MSI showed us at CeBIT, it's also showing off A GTX 660 Ti, themed to the G-Series products that MSI is releasing. The card looks almost identical to the other cards with the Twin Frozr cooler, with the only changes being cosmetic. The color scheme has been adjusted to match that off the Z77 motherboards we saw earlier.
Specifications of the GTX 660 Ti G-Series card from MSI are the same as that from MSI's OC version, 1019 MHz base, 1097 Boost, and 2 GB of 6.00 GHz memory over a 192-bit GDDR5 memory bus.
No word on pricing or availability yet.
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Exactly. But it's kinda cool, it gives a good-looking to your build.
thanks for pointing that out, especially for a premium card
Proofread man, proofread.
Yep.
Card makers always make the best looking shrouds, and it'll be centuries until it occurs to them that in a PC build most of us only see the side/back of the card, not the front.
you can overvolt all the gtx 6xx cards with a bios flash. Kepler Golden Bios. It uses the cards original bios and just alters the voltage and increase power limit, its safe to use.
just pathetic, try bumping the bit interfaces back to 256 where they are good or 384 and 448 or even 512.
i hear 192 bit interface and i think gt640 gt 630 64bit.
such a waste
its not really a overvolt. its still stick at 1.215v
EXACTLY!
It is limiting, but it's not that limiting. Besides, the weaker memory bus is all that separates the 660 Ti from the 670 (well, the 8 fewer ROPs too, but they're linked to the lost memory controller anyway), so making it 8GT/s (probably not safe) or 256 (making it a 670) wouldn't make sense.
This one is from MSI so its made with jury rigged circuitry and runs like 4x more power than the maximum recommended by nvidia. did nobody else read about that? lol china gets away with anything these days.
Only MSI's PE series, IIRC, had the overvoltage and even then, it wasn't a big jump from reference voltage and MSI stopped doing even that much a while back.