Selling anywhere between $60 and $100 on the used market, Nvidia's GTX 660 Ti may seem like a tempting proposal, but is it worth buying one as part of a slightly older or budget orientated gaming PC? Today we're going to find out.
Released in 2012, the 660 Ti filled a gap in Nvidia's Kepler lineup, offering mid range enthusiasts a way to play their favourite games with respectable settings and not breaking the bank. Over three years and at way less than half it's original cost, it'll be interesting to see if this thing has stood the test of time.
Today we tested Fallout 4, Grand Theft Auto V, Battlefield 1 and Far Cry Primal. Our test setup included an i5 4460, 8GB of Ram and of course a 2GB EVGA GTX 660 Ti SC Super Clocked edition graphics card.
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