Zotac GTX660Ti AMP! Review
Test Setup, Overclocking and Temps
Published: 16th August 2012 | Source: Zotac | Price: £269.99 |
Test Setup
Zotac GTX660Ti AMP! Edition
Forceware 305.37
Intel Core i7-3960X @ 4.6GHz
ASUS Rampage IV Extreme
Corsair AX1200W
Corsair GTX8
Corsair H100
Noctua NF-F12 Fans
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
All of our benchmarks are focussing upon the overclocked settings, because the stock ones were nigh-on identical. If that continues with the overclocked results then our comments will be brief to save repeating the same information on every page.
Overclocking
Coming out of the box with the same clockspeeds as we saw from the Windforce, the overclock is the same too, although the memory is 20MHz shy of the heights we saw from the Gigabyte offering.
Temperatures
The AMP! cooler keep the card a fraction cooler than the Windforce did. Although it's just as quiet, and a single degree isn't anything to write home about.
Most Recent Comments
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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