The graphics card has an aggressive, bold, and beautifully designed shroud which sits that well with the wrap-around metallic backplate. It features ZOTAC’s Icestorm 2.0 cooling solution using 2x 90mm fans and an aluminum-based heatsink wide array with 3x nickel-plated copper heat pipes, each of 6mm thickness. The graphics card has 3x Display Ports and 1x HDMI port. It features 6GB VRAM GDDR6 rated at 12 Gbps having a bus width of 192-bit using 288 GB/s bandwidth. The ZOTAC GeForce GTX 1660 Ti packs 1536 CUDA Cores with a base clock of 1500MHz and a boost clock of 1860MHz. The below table shows the comparison of the Pascal-based GeForce GTX 1060 6GB and 3GB and Turing-based GeForce GTX 1660 Ti and GeForce GTX 1660. Ultimately, as a result of these changes, the TU116 SM offers a dramatic improvement over the prior generation GP106 Pascal SM used in GeForce GTX 1060. Like other Turing GPUs, the TU116 SM also features enhanced caches that are more configurable, offer more capacity, and deliver improved bandwidth. NVIDIA engineers have equipped this unit with dedicated cores for processing FP32 and integer operations simultaneously, FP16 processing at double the rate of FP32 operations, and have also updated the CUDA Cores to take advantage of the latest advancements in programmable shading. At the heart of the TU116 GPU lies a new SM. GTX 1660 Ti vs GTX 1060 6GBīoth GeForce GTX 1660 Ti and 1660 GPUs are based on NVIDIA’s “TU116” GPU.

Surprised! GTX! Really! What NVIDIA has been thinking! Welp, to sum it all up, they are using the GTX nomenclature because they have dropped the RT and Tensor Cores from this GPU altogether in an attempt to bring the efficient graphics solution under the $300 range.

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