Yesterday I had the chance to publish my reviews and testing results from two different GTX 660’s one a reference designed card with and overclock from EVGA and the second another overclocked card with a unique thermal solution from MSI. Assuming you took a look at both reviews I’m sure you are very curious if I paired them up and did testing.. Of course I did! I put them through the same collection of tests that I tested the individual cards with. Today we are going to take a quick look at the results and see what just under $460 in GTX 660’s will get you.
Review Samples Provided by: MSI and EVGA
Written by: Wes
Pictures by: Wes
Specifications
EVGA GTX 660 Superclocked
Base Clock |
1046 MHz |
Boost Clock |
1111 MHz |
Memory Clock |
6008 MHz Effective |
CUDA Cores |
960 |
Bus Type |
PCI-E 3.0 |
Memory Detail |
2048MB GDDR5 |
Memory Bit Width |
192 Bit |
Memory Speed |
0.33ns |
Memory Bandwidth |
144.19 GB/s |
Texture Fill Rate |
83.68 GT/s |
Dimensions |
Height: 4.376in |
Accessories |
EVGA Driver/Software Disc |
MSI GTX 660 Twin Frozr 2Gb OC
GPU |
Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 |
CUDA Core |
960 Units |
Core Base Clock |
1033 MHz |
Core Boost Clock |
1098 MHz |
Memory Clock |
6008 MHz |
Memory size |
2048MB GDDR5 |
Memory Bus |
192 bits |
Output |
Displayport HDMI DL-DVI-I DL-DVI-D |
TDP |
150 Watts |
Card Dimensions |
135x125.2x35.8 mm |
DirectX |
11 |
SLI |
2 way |
HDCP |
Yes |
Accessories |
Driver CD Manual Installation Guied 6 Pin Power Cable DVI to VGA Dongle |