Zotac GeForce GTX 660 2GB GDDR5 PCIe

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 6 expert reviews

Excellent:

3
Good:

2
Average:

1
Bad:

0

Pros:

Very good performance.
Competitive price for the frame rates.
Compact design.

Cons:

Supports only one VGA display.
Not as fast out-of-box as some similarly priced GTX 660 cards.

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Last revision on March 10, 2015

Reviewers Liked

Very good performance
Competitive price for the frame rates
Compact design
Supports up to four monitors
Large performance increase over the last generation
Reference design pricing
Compact form factor
Native fullsize HDMI & DisplayPort output
Support for PCIExpress 3.0 and DirectX 11.1
Support for CUDA and PhysX

Reviewers Didn't Like

Supports only one VGA display
Not as fast out-of-box as some similarly priced GTX 660 cards
Price too high to make it a clear winner
Just a small GPU overclock
No memory overclock

Expert reviews and ratings

Nvidia graphics cards have recently become a lot like buses. You wait around for one for ages… then you're a little disappointed when it finally arrives and costs a lot more than you'd hoped. The new bus looks all shiny and like a bit of a speed demon....

By TechRadar on October 09, 2012

This take on the midrange GTX 660 is a shorter design that fits in smaller cases. It runs at a slower clock rate than some same-priced, overclocked competitors, but it still offers excellent performance on 1080p monitors and gives AMD serious...

By Computer Shopper on September 19, 2012

ZOTAC has kept the street price quite aggressive at Rs.17,222 for the standard edition and Rs.18,444 for the AMP! Edition. This is slightly more expensive than the GTX 560 Ti and HD 6950 2GB but the performance difference balances out the increase in...

By FirstPost on September 15, 2012

NVIDIA's new GTX 660 adds to the company's product stack by providing a fully featured gaming solution at the crucial price point of around $200. The reference design sits right between AMD's HD 7850 and HD 7870 in terms of performance. ZOTAC's GTX...

By techPowerUp! on September 13, 2012

100

With the launch of the Kepler architecture last year, Nvidia launched the fastest (single GPU) graphics card to date, the GTX 680. The same happened when they launched the GTX 690, making it literally the fastest graphics card (with dual GTX 680s) in...

By tbreak.ae on August 16, 2012

Are you looking to buy a new graphics card? Of course you are. Then we have the perfect graphics card round-up for you today. While not many real new GPUs have been introduced recently, that doesn't mean that there aren't a lot of cutting-edge video...

By uk.hardware.info on April 12, 2013

The GeForce GTX 660 is an outstanding card for 1080p gaming, that is not up for debate, but with all the different models available it is sort of being like a kid in a candy store with only enough money to buy a single candy bar. You try to make...

By Real World Labs on September 20, 2012

You’ve just seen the debut of the new Kepler-based GK106 GPU and the corresponding graphics card GeForce GTX 660 2GB priced at a recommended $229. It didn’t surprise us in the slightest, though. It is expectedly slower than the GeForce GTX 660 Ti...

By X-bit Labs on September 13, 2012

The ZOTAC GTX660 is a great little card. It has a small enough footprint to fit into a small enclosure and because of this it would be easy to dismiss this card as a poor gaming performer. You would however be wrong because for its size it is...

By vortez.net on September 13, 2012

100

Le caratteristiche tecniche della GeForce GTX 660 la posizionano nella fascia medio/alta del mercato, consentendoci di giocare praticamente a tutti i titoli attualmente in commercio sino alla risoluzione di 1920x1080 pixel (FULL HD), lasciando...

By Nexthardware on September 13, 2012

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