Asus Building GeForce GTX 660 Dragon Edition Card

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It appears that Asus is also building a GTX 660 Dragon Edition card.

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Asus is releasing a new graphics card: the GTX 660 Dragon Edition. The card's model number GTX660Ti-DP-2GD5 somehow has the "Ti" phrasing in it.

The card's cooler is almost identical to the standard DirectCU II TOP cooler, with the exceptions of the blue stripes (instead of red) and a backplate to cool the memory chips on the rear of the card.

Concerning specifications, the card features a GPU Boost speed of 1,150 MHz and 2 GB of GDDR5 memory running at 6 GHz over a 192-bit interface. The card will also feature Asus' Direct Power vGPU passive signal-noise dampener.

So far, there has been no word on pricing nor availability.

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Niels Broekhuijsen
Niels Broekhuijsen

Niels Broekhuijsen is a Contributing Writer for Tom's Hardware US. He reviews cases, water cooling and pc builds.

7 Comments Comment from the forums
  • JJ1217
    I thought this article was already made awhile ago?
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  • samwelaye
    10670362 said:
    I thought this article was already made awhile ago?

    It was for the 660Ti. Same news though, I dont know why every little launch merits its own article. Its not like these cards are a big deal or push the tech very much

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    Exactly, I'm pretty sure that's how half the articles here are written.....through Google search, then copy and paste and paraphrase
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  • adiomari
    I've read it before in techpowerup-com, this is a shortened version of what they have there.
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  • WretchedSoul44
    Doesn't look like a dragon but could possibly be as loud as one, even with the noise dampening.
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  • sarinaide
    So its not red, its blue now...I wonder how much ASUS are going to spin on this because the Dragon, as opposed to Direct CUII is a cleaver sale gimmick.
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  • bigdragon
    It's too weak to wield the name "dragon" on it. You need at least a 680 or other top-tier card for that.
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