GTX 1660S (Super)

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First card I ever bought. Performed exceptionally well in all games I play. Upgraded to a more powerful card to run multiple 144Hz screens, but will use the 1660S for the benchmark of any new system I build.

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smooth budget grafik card

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bro thats wack

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Awesome card. Very fast! Run smooth and cold.

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it is slower than the amd rx 5600 this becnhmark is trash

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es la mejor puto informatico de los huevos

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This is perfect. Can hit over 200fps on Fortnite max Reseloution and low settings. It just doesn't have retracing but its the best value for buck.

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Probably the best deal you could get in recent times

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BEST PERFORMANCE ON 200$ LOW BUDGET

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Good performance for a good price-great value.

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No one should buy the regular 1660. It is similar to buying the 1060 3G.

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im using it here. I buy the used one and it's very worth it

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fast and good gpu i would buy it after corona pandemic :(

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i have it and i think its super for the money

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Pretty much 1660ti for a much much lower price plus it looks cooler

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the best in 1660 family , cheaper than 1660ti , and it almost gives the same perfomance .

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First graphics card and its very good!

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A better version of the GTX 1060, that costs about the same if not less. Only downside is that it's a bit bulky, I had to remove my wifi card to fit it in.

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The Supers almost bring back the price to performance of the Pascal lineup, here with a worthy successor of the 1060.

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a 14gbit vram 1660 gpu

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The refreshed GTX 1660 to be exact, this GPU nearly approaches GTX 1660 Ti in terms of both performance and compute units. Also comes with 6GB of GDDR6 VRAM which GTX 1660 Ti already has but is clocked higher than GTX 1660 Ti which resulted in higher bandwidth by overall and was comparable to RTX 2060 in term of memory bandwidth. This GPU is currently priced $230 which is about $42 less than the GTX 1660 Ti which makes this worth buying for gamers who have more restricted budget but are still looking for optimum 1080p gaming at 60-144fps.

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It's okay.

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A good mid-range card that keeps its value, even with the new RX 5600XT. Definitely a good option for those who want good performance without the software issues.

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Will play pretty much any game at 1080p and even some at 1440p with a power use of just 125W, meaning a $50-$60 Corsair CX 450W PSU will work in nearly any build.

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amazing value competing with the RX 500 Polaris series from AMD. it runs on the Turing architecture, but without RTX, so you still get the Nvenc encoder for streaming. An amazing card for 1080p eSports rig, when paired with a Ryzen 5 3600. though it does have some competition from the newly released RX 5600 xt, which has the rDNA 7nm architecture, and PCIe gen4 support.

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I think this is a great replacement to RX580

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Comparable to a 1070 Ti, a 980 or the stuff they're packing in for the next console generation. A better version than the the 1660 and the 1660-Ti, falls short at it's value.

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For anyone building a system, build around a high quality GPU and then CPU followed by a decent NVMe SSD. My minimum recommendation would be a RTX 2060 Super.

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Supersedes the 1660 and almost matches the 1660 Ti at a lower price.

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it's a great option to upgrade your old graphic card, the performance is good for 1080p with ultra settings and maybe you can play in 2K with low or medium settings

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This is a pretty solid card, it has run any game I've thrown at it so far really well while at high settings and at 1080p

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Great budget card

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Really great value. 60+ frames at 1440p high settings

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Best cost per performance.

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Legendary. Super cheap and delivers exceptional performance.

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