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A little bored and somewhat annoyed that I'm getting single digit fps in planetside 2, I went online to see what my next plan of action was. Of course this will happen after I get another CPU (I've been $10 for 3 weeks, no one will help me out :facewall
. At first I thought about getting the 660ti. Its a little out of my comfort zone for price, seeing as getting $300 without a job takes months and months of saving. Then I noticed there were sites, talking about the release of 660 non-ti. Here's one of the sites that I saw
http://wccftech.com/nvidia-lifts-gtx-660-gtx-650-nda-6th-september-gtx-650-specifications-confirmed/
and of course
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/GeForce-GTX-660-OEM-gk104-Kepler,17066.html
Included, is the GTX 650 as well, although I'm probably not getting that lol.
If the specs on Nvidia's website is the same as release, and there is a price point between $200-250 (or less
), it'll be a perfect fit. I'll get a good step up in performance from my aging GTX 460, without breaking the bank...too much.
Just wanted you guys to know...about the card, not my purchasing decisions lol
. At first I thought about getting the 660ti. Its a little out of my comfort zone for price, seeing as getting $300 without a job takes months and months of saving. Then I noticed there were sites, talking about the release of 660 non-ti. Here's one of the sites that I sawhttp://wccftech.com/nvidia-lifts-gtx-660-gtx-650-nda-6th-september-gtx-650-specifications-confirmed/
and of course
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/GeForce-GTX-660-OEM-gk104-Kepler,17066.html
Included, is the GTX 650 as well, although I'm probably not getting that lol.
If the specs on Nvidia's website is the same as release, and there is a price point between $200-250 (or less
), it'll be a perfect fit. I'll get a good step up in performance from my aging GTX 460, without breaking the bank...too much.Just wanted you guys to know...about the card, not my purchasing decisions lol









