Monday, July 30th 2012

EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti Cooler Pictured

Launch of NVIDIA's next cash-cow graphics processor, the GeForce GTX 660 Ti, is not too far away, and we're getting pictures of some of the first AIC partner-branded graphics cards based on it. The pictures reveal an EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti Signature Edition graphics card cooling solution, complete with the GTX 660 Ti labeling.

The EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti will look not much different from GeForce GTX 670 and GTX 680 Signature Edition graphics cards by the company, as we've been told on several occasions that the GTX 660 Ti is based on the same GeForce Kepler 104 GPU as the two. It's also likely that AIC partners could recycle the PCB design of their GTX 670 graphics cards, as they're generally extremely cost-effective.
EVGA employed a lateral-flow cooler design with its GTX 660 Ti Signature Edition. The cooler uses a blower to guide air through a dense stack of aluminum channels, where heat is dissipated. These channels draw heat from the GPU and surrounding memory chips, using what appears to be a vapor-chamber plate. The Expreview report also reiterated the specifications of GTX 660 Ti, which have been doing rounds in the media since last week: 1,344 CUDA cores, 112 TMUs, 24 ROPs, 192-bit GDDR5 memory interface, and 2 GB memory.
Source: Expreview
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35 Comments on EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti Cooler Pictured

#26
gopal
Changed my mind i will go for the GTX 660TI for my pc
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#27
Nordic
Hilux SSRGIt's been mentioned here and elsewhere that the 660Ti is competing with 7950. I thought the 670 was to compete with the 7950 originally but ended up competing with the 7970? I'm confused a bit.
The 670 even competes with the 680 in a sense. There is less than 5% performance difference.
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#28
gopal
james888The 670 even competes with the 680 in a sense. There is less than 5% performance difference.
:eek::eek::eek::wtf::twitch:
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#29
Frick
Fishfaced Nincompoop
gopal:eek::eek::eek::wtf::twitch:
Go read some reviews.
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#30
dj-electric
Screw TweakTown, from the bottom if my heart. These punks will leak a review URL just for rating and ruining the launch party for everyone

Screw them, screw those ****** hard.
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#31
gopal
gopal:eek::eek::eek::wtf::twitch:
FrickGo read some reviews.
Wait..Wait...When did i posted this? as i remember there was a power shortage in the north and east india So it is impossible i posted this, And i never post only smile.
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#32
dj-electric
It must have been the same hacker who brought down the electricity there. Must be.
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#33
gopal
Dj-ElectriCIt must have been the same hacker who brought down the electricity there. Must be.
:nutkick:
EDIT: How can a hacker can hack the power grids
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#34
dj-electric
Can't tell if cooperating or actually ....

Well duh! what do you think operates the grids? computers of course. He hacked it and then hacked your TPU account and posted a bunch of smilies!


Maybe Erocker and\or stinkypete could explain this but ill stop posting off topic now :X
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#35
gopal
Dj-ElectriCCan't tell if cooperating or actually ....

Well duh! what do you think operates the grids? computers of course. He hacked it and then hacked your TPU account and posted a bunch of smilies!


Maybe Erocker and\or stinkypete could explain this but ill stop posting off topic now :X
You are kidding?
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