Category: Reviews

Yesterday Nvidia announced the smallest yet of the Turing line – GeForce GTX 1650. It is based on the TU117 graphics chip and has 7 thread processing clusters (or TPC for short) with 14 SM, 896 CUDA cores, 56 texturing units and 32 ROPs. The memory bus is just 128-bits Continue Reading

After Nvidia announced GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, we knew that there will most likely be a non-Ti version. That was announced on 15 of March and we already informed you of the basics. Still here there are again. GeForce GTX 1660 is also based on the same TU116 chip and Continue Reading

Before we get our hands on the brand new GTX 1660 and run all of the tests, we thought we should take a quick look and the specs and compare it to the GTX 1660 TI.

One of the question we get frequently asked is “is this processor good for that card” or “is that card good with that processor”. The idea behind it is that a slow processor will limit the performance of the graphics card and it is not entirely without merit. That is Continue Reading

Here is our video review of the GTX 1660 TI.