Geforce GTX 660 Ti Specifications and Launch Date Rumored

Information coming out of Swedish website SweClockers has Nvidia set to release its new Kepler-based GTX 660 Ti, replacing the GTX 560 Ti. We originally reported that the GTX 660 Ti would not hit the market until Q3, but now all signs point to an August 16th release. Nvidia could be using the upcoming GamesCom event as the stage to release its new card.    

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  • Me Gusta.
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  • jacobdrj
    Lower TDP and crappier RAM (but still not horrible RAM). Will be interesting to compare this to the 7850...

    But ultimately, this will come down to price. If this thing goes for 300, it is still a no go.
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  • Wait... Same amount of CUDA cores (as 670) ? hmm Sounds like it'll be a valiant performer. I hope its priced well!
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  • dudewitbow
    jacobdrjLower TDP and crappier RAM (but still not horrible RAM). Will be interesting to compare this to the 7850...But ultimately, this will come down to price. If this thing goes for 300, it is still a no go.
    I believe its already on presale for 300$ . I'm making a big assumption that this is the reference model so the aftermarket models should be at least 310$. its not challenging the 7850, its challenging the performance of the 7870 as well as the 7950.
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  • dudewitbow
    http://www.macmall.com/p/PNY-Video-Cards/product~dpno~9304760~pdp.hiaffij

    arg link didnt go through with my previous post
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  • rolli59
    Interesting to see which rumor is right 1344 or 1152 cores http://www.guru3d.com/news/geforce-gtx-660-ti-256bit-version-planned/
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  • i'll take the 192 bit with 1344 cores for a single 1080 monitor please.
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  • pacioli
    This is what I've been waiting for!
    Now how do I hide $300 from my wife...
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  • jacobdrj
    pacioliThis is what I've been waiting for!Now how do I hide $300 from my wife...Car repairs? Futon? Reduction in the number of channels on your TV subscription?
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  • theconsolegamer
    It seems Tom's getting their news from Xbitlabs and TPU lately.
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