Who is using GTX660?

I'm using a Galaxy GTX660 2GB and i love it. AC3 looks amazing on max settings :D

EVGA is supposed to have really good customer service, and their step-up program is great if you're on the fence about a product (you could switch your 660 for a higher version and pay the difference within x days of buying it or something like that), but I picked mine up for $165 after $10 MIR so Galaxy it is xD

Meh, I wouldn't go with EVGA nor the 660. Right now the AMD cards are better in terms of price/performance.

I got EVGA GTX 660. I can tell you. I play ultra on everything. Worth graphic card. But i would prefer GTX 670. Save abit more money and buy a GTX 670. And im not talking b*lsht. I am working with this (Network & Computer).

But if you wanna buy evga gtx 660 go for it. Its really good.

If you got some questions about the graphic card i can answer them :)

i have a gtx 660ti and can max every game except sleeping dogs it works so well i love it :D

I haven't seen many new games out that can't be played on highest of settings on most older cards. If you bought top of the line back then, chances are it still going to be able to handle the games out today. I run every game I own on max settings for a GTX260 just fine. Mind you the card is not your standard GTX260 but a higher end model.

It's like the people who have bought the 6 and 8 core CPU's for gaming only, The games are not really using any of this stuff yet, heck if you listen to game server companies, they are still trying to get game companies to update their games to use more then 2 threads for better processing.

So the way I look at this now, because I used to spend up to $600 every year on a new video card and stopped doing it; is, if you don't need the upgrade, then don't upgrade. Save your money till you end up with games that do need this type of power. i bet their are games out there but if you don't have them, then it's a waste.

Damn reading all that with all those fancy new video cards i feel poor with my shitty integrated GF9200 :D
Officaly cant run any new games since 2010 :D

A non Ti 660 is shit comapared to the 7850/7870.

Not to mention that bus speed, it's a bottleneck on higher resolutions.

Go with AMD , its just the best deal for now.

This is perfect... i upgraded from EVGA GTX 460 TO EVGA GTX 660, normal version, not superclocked.
And from my own experience you will see like a 60% increase in performance.
I used to run BF3 on 1600 x 900 on medium to high settings and get like 60 fps. With GTX 660 im getting stable 45 to 60 FPS on 1920 x 1080 with ULTRA settings.
You can max out Metro 2033, but you will get shit frame rate, like 30. But im talking about seriously maxing out the game. If you turn the DirectX 11 settings down a bit, you get stable 45 fps.
Games like GTA 4 runs smooth all maxed out on highest resolutions.
You can max out Minesweeper, Solitaire and pinball without frame rate issues.
No seriously is a great card for the price tag.
Reply if you have any doubts... oh also dont get the Superclocked Edition, i dont see the point of paying $20 or $30 additional dollars for a slight overclock. Do it yourself or better yet do not overclock it.
Also try to get a cheaper one on ebay. I got my GTX 660 at $180 bucks on january 1st... good time for bidding.

I would suggest going with the GTX660Ti or better, a GTX670 or GTX680 is recommended for hardcore gamers - ignore the x90 series.

The way nVidia makes the series is:

4xx, 5xx, 6xx stands for the technology (so your'll be getting up-to-date with the latest DirectX, PhysicX, etc)

For each series:
x50 - or lower is meant for applications only, not designed for gaming more than a casual player /
x60 - average gamer, most will focus around this - Ti is recommended for a better performance /
x70 - good gaming experences for good price /
x80 - great hardcore gaming /
x90 - two x80s glued together in SLI, better fan cooling, but well overpriced for the greedy

Ive owned a 460, 560TI and now a 670, all last year. At my rez 1680x1050, actual performance gain wasnt that great. Biggest thing was the increased mem and cooling and by connection noise. 10% increase from 460 to 560TI, the 460 had a very heavy OC though. 5-10% increase from 560 to 670. Ive yet to run a game maxed (2x AA) that utilized the full potential of my 670.

7870 currently has best price/performance ratio. + the 7800s get a free Bioshock Infinite and Tomb Raider steam keys.

I'm using 660Ti. Ultra settings in almost all new games

9800 GT, I have. GTX 460 is one of the best graphics cards ever made, does not overheat, Fermi, and if overclocked it equals a GTX 560. I'd love to upgrade to a GTX 460 but its soldout and the ones left are overpriced. Anyways I don't need to upgrade since I mostly play TF2 and L4D. Will upgrade when source engine 2 comes out to a GTX 750 Ti or GTX 850.

Just finished a build for my sister using the Gigabyte GTX660 today. She hasn't played a ton of games but could max out ME3 and The Witcher 2 so far.

GTX 670 is a better buy than a GTX 660 or GTX 660 Ti. The GTX 670 is 256 bit, performs close to a GTX 680 and cost a lot less than a GTX 680

Go for 660ti if you want that series, though a 560ti is not really much of an upgrade for the price.

Well, I'm stil on a GTX260, could play most games maxed out...

currently using nvidia geforce gtx 660 ti and can run most games on maxed settings

not me

Lifecycles for graphics cards have gotten a lot longer. This card was 130 USD in 2009, GTS 250 = GTS 450 = GTX 650 for 100 USD in 2012. After 3 years the price of graphics cards dropped only 23 percent or 8 percent a year.

Maxes out near everything. I love mine. It crushes nearly everything, except Guild Wars 2 in cities with maxed settings, but that is to be expected.

There will always be a better card, but for the money, the 660 is killer card.

I have a GTX 560Ti DCII TOP and i'm fine with that but a 660 is WAY better, go for it.

Or you could wait few days when the new 700 series are anounced and look at what prices the cards are maybe there is a better deal

I have one. AMAZING card for the price. I read some bad stuff about the SC edition, mainly about the GK106 not being too OC friendly (I even cancelled my purchase and went for the regular one, just in case).