The site Tweaktown has the first benchmarks published of the unannounced video card GTX 660 Ti from Nvidia. The site would be the map for the release have received from the r&d department of an unnamed company.
The GTX 660 would be in two variants appear, but Tweaktown has only benchmarks published of the Ti-version. The site would the video card have been given of the r&d department of a company and therefore has no photos published.
The GTX 660 Ti has 1344 cuda cores and a 192bit-memory bus. The cuda cores ticking at 915MHz, while the Boost Clock ensures that they are, provided that there is space for, at 980MHz do their work. Memory, 2GB in total, has a clock speed of 6008MHz. In 3DMark 11 scores that the video card is higher than the HD 7950 and HD 7970, and is the difference with the GTX 670 is quite small. In Unigine, the GTX 660 but harder compared to the HD 7950 and the difference with the GTX 670 is also a lot bigger. In the various tested games, the GTX 660 Ti at 1920×1080, sometimes just as fast as the HD 7970, but the card is roughly as fast as the HD 7950. At 2560×1600 are AMD’s cards often faster.
The energy consumption and the noise levels were not tested, but are probably lower than the HD 7950 and HD 7870. Nvidia’s GK104 chip is very economical compared to the HD 7950 and HD 7970. The GTX 660 Ti would be on 16 August. Moreover, it seems unlikely to us that there is still a 256bit variant appears with 1144 cuda cores. since the GTX 660 Ti with ease faster than the HD 7870.
