Hi,
Lets consider the following to be true :
"The most likely configuration for the ‘660 is considered six ‘SMX’ clusters implying 1152 ‘CUDA cores’. Given the purported 1.5GB of RAM, this would typically a 192-bit memory bus (given the way these things usually work). There are also some suggestions that the card (which from the rear-shot is unsurprisingly a dual-slot one) could be artificially delayed due to a backlog of GTX 570s.
Given the GTX 660's potential to shake up the all-important mid market currently held by the AMD HD 7870 and 7850, Atomic will make sure to keep you informed of further developments." (Source: http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/News/304414,acer-accidentally-kind-of-announces-gtx-660.aspx)
When it comes to 1920x1080 Full HD resolution, would the 1.5GB of v.ram be a problem if you want to play on Ultra settings? Lets say games such as BF3, Skryim, D3?
Which card will be the more powerful card? the 7850 or the 660?
Thanks in advance!
Lets consider the following to be true :
"The most likely configuration for the ‘660 is considered six ‘SMX’ clusters implying 1152 ‘CUDA cores’. Given the purported 1.5GB of RAM, this would typically a 192-bit memory bus (given the way these things usually work). There are also some suggestions that the card (which from the rear-shot is unsurprisingly a dual-slot one) could be artificially delayed due to a backlog of GTX 570s.
Given the GTX 660's potential to shake up the all-important mid market currently held by the AMD HD 7870 and 7850, Atomic will make sure to keep you informed of further developments." (Source: http://www.atomicmpc.com.au/News/304414,acer-accidentally-kind-of-announces-gtx-660.aspx)
When it comes to 1920x1080 Full HD resolution, would the 1.5GB of v.ram be a problem if you want to play on Ultra settings? Lets say games such as BF3, Skryim, D3?
Which card will be the more powerful card? the 7850 or the 660?
Thanks in advance!




















