Asus's overclocked GTX 1660 Ti just hit its lowest ever UK price on Amazon
A pure high-refresh GeForce GTX gaming card at a great price.
Nvidia's RTX Super boards have grabbed the headlines of late. But not only are they megabucks. That ray-tracing tech remains thoroughly marginal in terms of game support. So, if you want a very quick conventional gaming card that cranks out lots of frame rates for sensible money, this ASUS Dual GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC will be very hard to beat.
ASUS Dual GeForce GTX 1660 Ti OC Edition | 6GB | 1,830MHz | £226 (save £74)
Clocked up to 1,830MHz and based on Nvidia's fastest not-RTX chipset, this Asus board offers killer bang for your buck. The perfect partner for a 1080p or 1440p gaming panel.
Compared to the old GTX 1060, this 1660 Ti board packs 1,536 shaders to the 1060's 1280. It's also clocked higher. At 1,830MHz, this overclocked Asus 1660 Ti has a significant advantage over a stock 1,770MHz 1660 Ti and the 1,708MHz 1060. If this was a standard 1660 Ti, it would be decent value. But with the factory overclock, it's even better.
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