One of the most anticipated graphics card releases of the year, the GTX 660 Ti is NVIDIA's first entry in the mid-range price bracket to feature their powerful Kepler architecture. The promise is a ...

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Amidst other games that are on sale on the Steam platform, Battlefield V has also got a price cut. Other minimum requirements include 8GB RAM, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1050 / GeForce GTX 660 (2GB) or AMD ...

Nvidia released a new GeForce Game Ready driver certified for Windows on Monday that is optimized for Watch Dogs 2, Dead Rising 4, and Steep. Listed as version 376.09, the release notes weren’t ...

While it's hard to ignore the big splash made by Nvidia's galumphing GeForce Titan, sales for such a high-spec card are inevitably made from only a fraction of the market. It makes for a spectacular ...

It was only last week that we looked at a GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2GB, in the form of Zotac's amp! Extreme Edition. Despite having a decent cooler and a hefty overclock, it still trailed the GTX 670 2GB ...

When Nvidia's GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2GB first launched four months ago, one of the partner cards we looked at was Zotac's amp! Edition, which featured fairly hefty overclocks to the core and memory ...

In the rather massive and sheer amount of GTX 660 and GTX 660 Ti reviews here at Guru3D there has been on card we had not tested, today as such we'll peek at the ASUS GTX 660 Ti DC2 TOP model.

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 ...

Home / Reviews / Graphics Cards /Palit GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2GB JetStream Graphics Card Review Graphics Cards Palit GeForce GTX 660 Ti 2GB JetStream Graphics Card Review Andy Ruffell October 24, ...

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.