GeForce 9800 GT vs GeForce 660 GTX review

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/19/2012 08:01 AM | source: | 46 comment(s)

We place the GeForce 9800 GT vs GeForce 660 GTX in a quick four page article slash review. Demographics show that a lot of end-users who purchased their PC a couple of years ago very likely still have that GeForce 9800 GT. NVIDIA's demographics show that the people that are still using that card (and apparently it is a lot of them) are bound to upgrade, and the most logical step is the GeForce TX 660. So why not have a quick peek at how these two cards performs -- the old versus the new.

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Mikedogg

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#4412783 Posted on: 09/19/2012 10:20 AM

Take it from the guru, it's time to upgrade buddy.

Love that bit lol.

Although, in my case, my laptop is far more high-end than my desktop (backwards I know) with it having a "Athlon 6000+ and a Geforce 8600 GT".

Maybe instead of my next trip too Aussie, I might invest in a better desktop lol.

AndreasGuido
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#4412801 Posted on: 09/19/2012 10:43 AM

Its defo time for upgrade for me

but i cant decide! Also is 660ti better than 660? im so confused :S

Vtech
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#4412812 Posted on: 09/19/2012 10:57 AM

I think it was important to compare the performance of both with a CPU from the 9800GT era, you know for the people that goes to upgrade only the card, or to see what they gonna loose in the new card if they don't upgrade the hole system.

StewieTech
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#4412841 Posted on: 09/19/2012 11:36 AM

Its defo time for upgrade for me

but i cant decide! Also is 660ti better than 660? im so confused :S

Yes, ti is better.

PNeV
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#4412878 Posted on: 09/19/2012 12:40 PM

Its defo time for upgrade for me

but i cant decide! Also is 660ti better than 660? im so confused :S

If your in the UK, the 670 is a better price than the 660 Ti. Its too expensive for what it is, if you want to spend around £200 then get the regular GTX 660

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