I for one am surprised Gainward can still exist when companies with better products have fallen by the wayside, every one of their cards I have ever read about tend to be large noisy and costly beasts with little to nothing to offer over any other brand.
Originally Posted by tad2008 I for one am surprised Gainward can still exist when companies with better products have fallen by the wayside, every one of their cards I have ever read about tend to be large noisy and costly beasts with little to nothing to offer over any other brand.
At the time I bought my 570 it was a good price and has been the quietest, coolest card I've ever owned. When I need to bumph it up the voltage can be tinkered with and head towards 580 performance too, that uber cooler it has makes that possible.
Although I can only speak of their 5 series Phantom range. I would have thought the same Phantom coolers would work similarly across cards but perhaps this is not the case.
I think it would be useful to include the results for an overclocked GTX670 in the OC section, as if interested readers are reading that, best they know they can get a good 10-15% OC on most GTX670's with ease!
GTX660 is just not the GTX460 reincarnated, as most had wished for!
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ReplySame goes for the whole 660Ti range....overpriced from day one, they should have been £180-£200 to start with.
It will also play Far Cry 3 at max settings with 2xAA with 30fps minimum.
I'm not sure how this nVidia card fits into the market at £260.
Badly.
Although I can only speak of their 5 series Phantom range. I would have thought the same Phantom coolers would work similarly across cards but perhaps this is not the case.
GTX660 is just not the GTX460 reincarnated, as most had wished for!
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