No, this is not a typo, it seems.
https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/20...price-specs-release-date-rumours/#more-637543
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[Not a Typo] Nvidia GTX 1660 and GTX 1660 Ti apparently confirmed in leaked Nvidia presentation
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So this is a cut down 2060 that will probably retail for under $300 hopefully.
if not then NVIDIA has completely lost it.
if not then NVIDIA has completely lost it.
Most likely not, the 2060 is already only barely faster than the 1080.
In some games the 2060 is, there are benches to prove everything
Huh well I'm glad this is happening please be the upgrade to the 970 I want price wise
Any idea why nvidis does 3 and 6gb instead of 4/8?
Any idea why nvidis does 3 and 6gb instead of 4/8?
Pre order now to get your copy of Metal Wolf Chaos XD
My 780 is feeling the strain... I really want to upgrade, but this is confusing as all hell right now. Given that I'm not all that fussy about 4k, the 60 series is the sweet spot right now, but I'd rather not drop £350 on an RTX card if I can get a GTX with the same clout (sans RT) for £100 or so less...
What a stupid and confusing name. Did they just have some excess parts lying around from the production of RTX line or something.
I've still got a GeForce 9800 GTX kicking around somewhere, should see if it can play teh latest gamez
The Nvidia 1660 TI Will Launch on February 15 at $279
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti will launch on February 15, with an MSRP of $279.
The GTX 1660 will launch in early March at $229.
While the GTX 1650 will go on sale for $179 in late March.
All of these will be slower than 2060 and will slot between 1050Ti and 2060.
TU116 will be an interesting chip though as it will allow us to better approximate the amount of silicon used by RT and tensor cores in TU106.
Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Ti will launch on February 15, with an MSRP of $279.
The GTX 1660 will launch in early March at $229.
While the GTX 1650 will go on sale for $179 in late March.
All of these will be slower than 2060 and will slot between 1050Ti and 2060.
TU116 will be an interesting chip though as it will allow us to better approximate the amount of silicon used by RT and tensor cores in TU106.
I wonder what the price to performance ratio on this is going to be. If it's pretty good, AMD is going to have a problem getting Navi off the ground.
I can't wait to explain to someone the difference between a 1060, 2060, 1050ti, 1660, and 1660ti
Nvidia's naming has always bugged just jumping backwards and forwards with what ever they decide. I couldn't imagine being new to computers and trying to navigate the minefield that is the GPU market.
This card is essentially the new edition of the 1060 series but without RayTracing.
Guess I'll keep my 2060 then. These chips will be interesting though to see how they compare to the 970 or 1060/ 1070.
Well... What else could have they done ? Call it the GTX 2060 and get people confusing it with the RTX 2060 ?
At least like that we know it doesn't have ray tracing and that it is suposedly more powerfull than the 1060 of old.
GTX 1160 would have make sense. Jumping from 1060 to 1660 makes no sense.
Is there any pattern or logic to these names?
Might as well call it " BEST CARD EVER 50004K +INFINITY"
Might as well call it " BEST CARD EVER 50004K +INFINITY"
Nothing is confirmed at the moment.
It's based on a new Turing GPU with stripped off RT and likely tensor cores. This means that it will follow the same Turing performance profile in games which don't use RT/TC (which is 99.9% of games so far) and will get the same driver improvements as other Turings. It may end up being slightly faster than 1060 but it's not a new edition of 1060.
Well, I too would prefer them sticking to GTX 20xx instead of this weird 16xx but it's likely that they felt the need to better differentiate between Turings with and without RT/TC support.
I just bought a 1070 for $300. It doesn't look like the 1660s aren't that much different so I'm probably good right?
If I had to guess, it'll basically be a 1070 but built on the new chip. That will obfuscate the cost of RTX a bit.
RTX seems like it will be good, but I'm not willing to pay $100, $200 or even $50 for it right now.
This is my own guesstimate, but...
Probably around that level of difference. Nothing confirmed. Just my own guess.
It is hard to answer this question without independent benchmarks, since no one knows exactly how strong these cards are going to be
If they are similar to 1070 in performance, it will be significantly better than your rx 480 i believe.
However this also depends on these cards prices as well, if they turn out to be expensive i would not upgrade
- No "20" -> No RTX.
- "16" > "10" so newer architecture than 1060, but not better than 2060. (could have been 11 just as well as 16 for that however, which is what was rumored originally)
- and XX60 as in the mid tier model