Zotac GTX660Ti AMP! Review
Unigine 8xAA
Published: 16th August 2012 | Source: Zotac | Price: £269.99 |
Unigine 8xAA
After a review full of half a frame here and there it's nice to have something to talk about. Even with the anti-aliasing turned on the Zotac AMP! is better than the Gigabyte in the Heaven benchmark. Sadly neither card particularly inspires when compared to the competition.
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7970=680>670>7950>660ti>7870>7850
^^ IMOH
Also price difference between the 660ti and 670 is next to nothing, no reason not to save a few extra £ up and go for the 670 or save some money and grab a 7950.
You also didn't say what tesselation? disabled/normal/extreme ?


OC 7950 smokes the OC 7970? wtf?
I bought a GTX570 and it cost £240 then, it still costs £220 now!
The GTX670 came in upwards of £350 and they are still over £300.
The sweet spot for these cards I believe is around £250 at launch.
Then a little while later, when prices begin to fall, the special editions come around and they can charge a bit more.
You mentioned the importance of aesthetics in your review Tom. On that note I would bring your attention to your graphs. I find them difficult to use. I'd like to see the reviewed card in a different colour to make it stand out and maybe group the cards according to type and have the best at the top. And yes I have to agree, some of the results did seem a bit odd, the reference GTX670 in BF3 beating the MSI for example.
That aside, a very good and Prof review as always.
Keep up the good work.


The second of our reviews of the new GTX660Ti is courtesy of Zotac, and their AMP! model.
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