NVIDIA partners launched their new GeForce GTX 1660 Ti graphics cards yesterday, and we checked out a pair of these in our review and found these new TU116-based cards to offer excellent performance (and overclocking headroom) for the price. Looking over Amazon listings today here is everything available so far, separated by board partner. We've added the Boost Clock speeds for your reference to show how these cards are clocked compared to the reference (1770 MHz), and purchases made through any of these Amazon affiliate links help us out with a small commission.
In any case, this list at least demonstrates the current retail picture of NVIDIA's new mainstream Turing GPU on Amazon, so without further preamble here are all currently available cards in alphabetical order by brand:
ASUS
ASUS Phoenix GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC
- Boost Clock: 1815 MHz
- $284.99 on Amazon.com
ASUS Dual GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC
- Boost Clock: 1830 MHz
- $309.99 on Amazon.com
ASUS Strix Gaming GTX 1660 Ti OC
- Boost Clock: 1890 MHz
- $329.99 on Amazon.com
EVGA
EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti XC Black Gaming
- Boost Clock: 1770 MHz
- $279.99 on Amazon.com
EVGA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti XC Gaming
- Boost Clock: 1845 MHz
- $289.99 on Amazon.com
GIGABYTE
GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC 6G
- Boost Clock: 1800 MHz
- $279.99 on Amazon.com
GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Windforce OC 6G
- Boost Clock: 1845 MHz
- $289.99 on Amazon.com
MSI
MSI GTX 1660 Ti VENTUS XS 6G OC
- Boost Clock: 1830 MHz
- $289.99 on Amazon.com
MSI GTX 1660 Ti ARMOR 6G OC
- Boost Clock: 1860 MHz
- $299.99 on Amazon.com
MSI GTX 1660 Ti GAMING X 6G
- Boost Clock 1875 MHz
- $309.99 on Amazon.com
ZOTAC
ZOTAC Gaming GeForce GTX 1660 Ti
- Boost Clock: 1770 MHz
- $279.99 on Amazon.com
Already we are seeing many cards offering factory overclocks, ranging from a small 30 MHz bump at $279.99 from GIGABYTE (GTX 1660 Ti OC 6G, 1800 MHz Boost Clock) to 100 MHz+ from the MSI GTX 1660 Ti GAMING X 6G (1875 MHz Boost Clock) we reviewed at $309.99.
We will update the list as additional cards become available on Amazon.
I don’t know why you’d get a
I don’t know why you’d get a card like this, if the RTX 2060 is priced nearly the same.
$100 difference bud
$100 difference bud
No, mate, that is for US
No, mate, that is for US citizens, europeans find this cards for 30€ less than the RTX 2060 (decent ones, not crappy Asus Phoenix or similar bottom of the barrel)
Didn’t Jensen say The
Didn’t Jensen say The performance is lousy compared to the RTX. There is nothing new. No Tensor Cores, No Ray Tracing. It’s underwhelming. They had the same performance 2+yrs ago with a 1070 with more Vram and less stutter on vram demanding games due to accessing swapping.
So it runs about dead even on
So it runs about dead even on performance with a 1070 in benchmarks but has only 6gb of the new ram vs 8gb of the old ram on a 1070. I’m sorry but I’m seeing 1070s close to this price point and 2gb more of ram looks allot better for VR users and future proofing for titles that eat up ram. Ram requirements jump every so many years and titles are starting to say they run better with cards over 4gb. Remember when 2gb on a card was good…lol not too long ago
This list could use an entry
This list could use an entry for the warranty length on each card