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Review: Palit GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GamingPRO OC edition
For a small price premium over the reference price you can purchase the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti GamingPRO OC from Palit, a product with more advanced cooling compared to the SilentX as well being factory tweaked towards an 1860 MHz boost frequency.
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#5646627 Posted on: 03/05/2019 08:03 PM
It smashes my poor old 980 G1 into the ground and for a 3rd of the price, crazy.
It smashes my poor old 980 G1 into the ground and for a 3rd of the price, crazy.
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#5646668 Posted on: 03/05/2019 09:29 PM
28nm - 2014 vs 12nm - 2019
no surprises.... you own GTX 980 was much faster than the previous gen GTX 780TI
if anything Turing slightly slowed the progress.
It smashes my poor old 980 G1 into the ground and for a 3rd of the price, crazy.
28nm - 2014 vs 12nm - 2019
no surprises.... you own GTX 980 was much faster than the previous gen GTX 780TI
if anything Turing slightly slowed the progress.
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#5646765 Posted on: 03/06/2019 04:03 AM
So it's faster than a 2060 in Battlefield 5 @4k? is that because RT was enabled on the 2060?
BF5 plays funny with RTX cards it seems.
So it's faster than a 2060 in Battlefield 5 @4k? is that because RT was enabled on the 2060?
BF5 plays funny with RTX cards it seems.
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#5648638 Posted on: 03/11/2019 05:08 PM
Too short name... Ti, Gaming, Pro, OC.
They should add Ultimate before Gaming and Max before OC...
Too short name... Ti, Gaming, Pro, OC.
They should add Ultimate before Gaming and Max before OC...
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So it's faster than a 2060 in Battlefield 5 @4k? is that because RT was enabled on the 2060?