EVGA GeForce GTX 660 SuperClock Review + BenchMarks ~ Saad Reviews (Reviews + Benchmarks)

PC has become the main platform for gaming for most of us and we prefer gaming on the PC than gaming consoles because PC games effects are now more close to reality and DX11 makes everything looks real. Nvidia has been dominating the GPU market from 6-8 months as AMD has not yet launch their 7000 series dual GPU card. Nvidia is also famous for its CUDA core graphics cards which helps the gaming performance as well as fast video transcoding so if you are using a video transcoding software which supports CUDA technology than Nvidia GPUs are more suitable for video transcoding than others. EVGA is the partner of Nvidia and they customize their GPUs by heat sink system and making the overclocking more stable etc. Today we are going to review the EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock graphics card.

The EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is basically Nvidia GTX 660 but its factory overclocked and based on PCI Express 3.0 with 2GB of GDDR3 memory. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is a dual clot card and it is approx. 1.5 inches taller and 3.9 inches wide and 9.5 inches in length. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock will be fit easily in full tower casing and mid tower casing as well. EVGA has redesign the fan and its position and pushes it to edge which will helps to keep the card cool in SLI as well. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock can be used only in two way SLI configuration. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock has two DVI port, DVI-D and DVI-I, full size HDMI and a mini display port as well. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock also supports the Nvidia 3D vision technology with the support of 3 display screens. The total approx. bandwidth of memory is 144 GB/s at the frequency of 6008 Mhz. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is a 192bit GPU with texture fill rate of 83.7 GigaTexels/sec. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock also supports the Nvidia GPU boost technology so if you are not using the GPU less than 10% than it will automatically adjust the clock speed of GPU and reduces the overall GPU power consumption and if you need GPU performance than it will adjust, both the Clock speed and power to perform the best when you need the performance.

We can adjust the speed manually and chose the automatic option for more convenience. People who always want their GPU to run at max speed will get the benefits for this technology as well who want to reduces power consumption. EVGA provides a utility software to overclock the card manually from windows which is EVGA Precision X Overclocking Utility. This tool can be used to squeeze additional performance from one or more video cards by tweaking GPU and memory clock speeds within defined ranges based on the product. Unlike previous versions of NVIDIA GeForce video cards, the 600-series contain specific overclock ranges that ensure software tools do not adjust outside of safe parameters. These parameters vary between products and are set by the hardware's firmware programming, so not all products of the same model will share the same available range of settings. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is factory overclocked so there is not much room to overclock it more and the performance is very good as well EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock has done well with Nvidia GTX 660 and make it more attractive both by design and performance.
Lets take a look at BenchMarks results….

The EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is a very great GPU which continues the legacy of Nvidia GT 8800 and no doubt, it is the best graphics card with respect to performance and price as well. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is pre-overclocked but still has some room for overclocking as well. The EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock has 2 GB DDR3 memory and much CUDA core for best performance with 192 bit interface. The Nvidia’s 28nm kepler GK 106 proved to be a best not only by performance but also for power consumption and heat perspective. EVGA GTX 660 Super Clock is no doubt best GPU in under $230 price which also supports 3D vision on 3 displays at a time.