Is GTX 660 Overclockable?

In its rawest form, GTX 660 will have two things going against it for overclocking. Throwing in our factory overclocked cards from our companion roundup, our core overclocking experience was remarkably consistent.

Is a 660 Ti good?

An excellent mid-high end gaming card.” “There’s no doubt that at a resolution of 1080P or 1920 x 1200, the GTX 660 Ti is certainly the way to go from a price, performance and power consumption standpoint, particularly against the current crop of HD 7950 and HD 7870 cards.”

Which is the best overclocked GTX 660 Ti?

EVGA’s GTX 660 Ti Superclocked card is actually one of the lower-clocked of the overclocked GTX 660 Ti offerings launching today, with a base clock of 980 MHz and a boost clock of 1059 MHz. The 2 GB of GDDR5 memory is clocked at reference 6008 MHz.

What’s the boost clock on a GTX 660?

The boost clock for the reference GTX 660 cards is set at 980 MHz though that can vary a bit per card and available power envelope. As far as the memory specs of the GTX 660 Ti and GK104 Kepler GPU are concerned, the 670 and 680 boards will feature a 256-bit memory bus connected to 2 GB of GDDR5 video buffer memory.

Can a GTX 660 Ti run Tri SLI?

NVIDIA confirmed the GTX 660 Ti can indeed run in tri-SLI. This is an interesting and welcome choice, considering the previous cards at this level in the last couple of years (GTX 560 Ti & GTX 460) could only run dual-card SLI. Enough talking about the exterior though, let’s rip this thing apart!

How does the EVGA GTX 660 Ti work?

EVGA’s method extends the card a bit with the cooler, but pumps the hot exhaust right out of the case, which is a boon to SFF cooling. SFF water builds will also benefit from the GTX 660 Ti’s diminutive size. The front and back of the packed PCB is well assembled with no visible flaws.