The GTX 1660 Super is a light refresh: Like the GTX 1660 it replaces, it's a 1,408 CUDA core card, with a base clock of 1,530MHz and a boost clock of 1,785MHz. In fact, every spec NVIDIA released ...

The GeForce GTX 1600 Super is also outfitted with faster 14 Gbps GDDR6 memory, which results in 336GB/sec of peak bandwidth versus the GTX 1660’s 192GB/sec and the 1660 Ti’s 288.1GB/s.

The GeForce GTX 1660 was already a great mid-range card if you didn't need the frills of RTX or were gaming at something like 1440p at 144FPS or 4K gaming, but now the GTX 1660 SUPER is here and ...

GTX is getting Super-fied. On Tuesday, Nvidia revealed the GeForce GTX 1660 Super and GTX 1650 Super, each with faster GDDR6 memory, and a slew of new GeForce Experience software features.

Say hello to the new no-compromises 1080p gaming champion. Nvidia's GeForce GTX 1660 Super replaces the GDDR5 memory in the original GTX 1660 with GDDR6 VRAM, and it makes a huge difference.

To match the value of the RX 590, the new GTX 1660 Super may need to deliver 1660 Ti-like performance. For testing we used our usual GPU test machine sporting a Core i9-9900K clocked at 5 GHz with ...

To test the GTX 1660 Super I fitted it into our hand-made IGN test rig, which consists of an MSI Z390 motherboard, Intel Core i5-9600k, 16GB of Corsair RAM, a Sandisk SSD, and a Corsair PSU.

As we've said, the actual GPU at the heart of the GTX 1660 Super hasn't changed from the standard GTX 1660. It's the exact same TU116 GPU, with 22 streaming multiprocessors (SMs) and 1,408 CUDA cores.

If you need a new graphics card under $300, the Zotac GeForce GTX 1660 Super Twin makes a compelling argument to buy it with its solid performance and $239.99 price tag.

GTX 1660 Super-based cards from the usual third parties are slated to ship today starting at $229. The lower-end GTX 1650 Super-based cards will be coming in the third week of November, and the ...