The EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti graphics card features many new and key features: EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti Superclocked+ 3GB.EVGA GeForce GTX 660 Ti Superclocked 2GB.EVGA has launches three different models, each of which are available in 2GB and 3GB Vram options.ĮVGA is offering a full lineup of GeForce GTX 660 Ti graphics cards, including Superclocked, FTW and 3GB models:

Specifically, we are using MSI’s Twin Frozr 2GB card.EVGA, today launches its new graphic cards lineup based on the newly released GeForce GTX 660 Ti. We have chosen to benchmark the 660 Ti against AMD’s competing card in the same price bracket, the HD 7870. This should be the same driver available publicly today. Test Setupįor our tests we installed driver version 305.37, which was provided by Nvidia. If you’re not familiar, the the program allows you to submit an RMA, and have EVGA immediately send out a new card, thus cutting your downtime significantly.

The original owner can also buy extended warranties, and their EAR plan. This means if you decide to sell off your card to someone, the hardware is still covered under the 3-year warranty. The 660 Ti SC comes with EVGA’s 3-year warranty, which they stress covers the product, not the buyer. In all, EVGA provides you with some nice tools for getting the most out of your card. Once you’ve made some tweaks to the GPU and memory clocks, you can then stress test your card using OC Scanner X. You can also monitor the performance of your card, along with the current temperature and fan speed. Here you can adjust your power target, GPU clock offset, and memory clock offset. EVGA also includes their Precision X software, which will help you to easily overclock your card, if you’re not satisfied with the job they’ve already done.

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