News Headlines
- Fri, May 24
- Time and Eternity Preview: All the Single Ladies
- Joe Danger 1 and 2 set to crash onto Steam later this year, Big Picture and Workshop support included
- Sony explains why Gran Turismo 6 is staying on PS3, cites PS3 potential and install base
- Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy HD is comign to iOS on May 30, prepare your Apple devices
- PlayStation 4 could reach Europe within 2013, according to UK newspaper ad
New Articles
Related Articles
NVIDIA is showing no mercy in the battle for graphics card supremacy. It has been less than a month since they dropped the GeForce 660 Ti on the masses, yet here we are again as the relentless assault continues with the launch of the GTX 660. You may want to think twice before you begin to compare the GTX 660 against the GTX 660 TI, 670 or even 680 cards, because the GTX 660 is built around the new Kepler GK106 GPU.
The new GK106 retains all of the ground breaking innovations NVIDIA introduced with the release of the GTX 680 including the 28nm fabrication process as well as two major performance increasing features: the Streaming Multiprocessors (SMX) architecture and the incredible GPU Boost technology. The GTX 660 has been trimmed down in a few areas. The number of CUDA cores has been reduced to 960, while the number of Graphics Processing Clusters (GPCs) has dropped to three, one less the GTX 660 Ti.
|
GPU
|
GK106
|
|
Base Clock
|
980 MHz
|
|
Boost Clock
|
1033 MHz
|
|
Memory Clock (Data rate)
|
6008 MHz
|
|
L2 Cache Size
|
384KB
|
|
Graphics Processing Clusters
|
3
|
|
SMXs
|
5
|
|
CUDA Cores
|
960
|
|
Texture Units
|
80
|
|
ROP Units
|
24
|
|
Total Video Memory
|
2048MB GDDR5
|
|
Memory Interface
|
192-bit
|
|
Total Memory Bandwidth
|
144.2 GB/s
|
|
Texture Filtering Rate (Bilinear)
|
78.4 GigaTexels/sec
|
|
Fabrication Process
|
28 nm
|
|
Transistor Count
|
2.54 Billion
|
|
Connectors
|
2 x Dual-Link DVI
1 x HDMI
1 x DisplayPort
|
|
Form Factor
|
Dual Slot
|
|
Power Connectors
|
1 x 6-pin
|
|
Recommended Power Supply
|
450 Watts
|
|
Thermal Threshold
|
98° C
|
Article Index |
|

waiting thought for the next gen with hopefully beefier bus width.