EVGA kindly provided us with its GTX 660 Superclocked 2GB whose GPU is overclocked from reference 980MHz to 1046MHz. The memory was left at reference 1502MHz (effectively 6000MHz GDDR5). All the cards ...

In Battlefield 3, the amp! Extreme sticks close the GTX 670 2GB at in both single screen tests, although is unable to catch it despite its clock speeds being much higher. The triple screen test is ...

NVIDIA's new GEFORCE GTX 660 Ti GPU is looking to be a great new model and we saw MSI do an awesome job with the it out of the box and an even better job when it came to overclocking the new model ...

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Much to the horror of NVIDIA and a number of their partners, we had the opportunity to look at the new GTX 660 Ti GPU in both stock form and overclocked form well ahead of the official launch today.

Whilst we've been impressed with Nvidia graphics cards this year thanks to its Kepler GPU's power efficiency and turbo-boosting performance, it's not exactly been in a hurry to fill out its product ...

The ZOTAC GTX 660 delivers really good performance and easily manages to blow past the GTX 560 Ti and the HD 6950 2GB. In fact, its even faster than the GTX 570, which is more expensive than the GTX ...

NVIDIA is good at many different things, but where the company truly excels is in its ability to fill every conceivable void in the GPU market. Have $100? There’s a card for you. Have $150? Ditto.

If we go back to August, you may remember the Geforce GTX 660 Ti being released to offer the general consumer a bit more bang for buck over the GTX 670 by giving close performance, but with a much ...

The ZOTAC GTX 660 delivers really good performance and easily manages to blow past the GTX 560 Ti and the HD 6950 2GB. In fact, its even faster than the GTX 570, which is more expensive than the GTX ...

NVIDIA is good at many different things, but where the company truly excels is in its ability to fill every conceivable void in the GPU market. Have $100? There’s a card for you. Have $150? Ditto.