Windows 10: NVIDIA Turing GeForce GTX 1660 now available worldwide

Brink · Mar 14, 2019

NVIDIA today launched worldwide the GeForce GTX 1660, which joins the GeForce GTX 1660 Ti to supercharge the latest, most popular games.

The Turing-powered GeForce GTX 1660 Ti, introduced last month, has already won wide acclaim, with Trusted Reviews declaring it “the new budget king” and PC World calling it “the best 1080p GPU you can buy.”

With the arrival of the GTX 1660, our Turing family of GeForce GTX GPUs now starts at $219. This offers a big step up for gamers looking to upgrade to latest Turing or build a value-priced gaming PC.

The GeForce GTX 1660 features 1,408 CUDA cores, 6GB of the GDDR5 memory running at 8Gbps and a boost clock of almost 1.8 GHz, which can be overclocked for even more performance.

Both the GTX 1660 and GTX 1660 Ti use our 12th generation Turing GPU architecture, balancing performance, power and cost.

Its enhancements include:

A major upgrade of the core streaming multiprocessor to more efficiently handle the complex graphics of modern games.

Concurrent execution of floating point and integer operations, which increases performance in compute-heavy workloads of modern games.

A new unified memory architecture with twice the cache of its predecessor, allowing for better performance in complex modern games.

New shading advancements that improve performance, enhance image quality and deliver new levels of geometric complexity.

Big Performance Boost, Easy Upgrade

Features such as these allow the GeForce GTX 1660 to excel in modern games with complex shaders.. On average GTX 1660 is 35 percent faster than the GTX 1060 3GB at 1080p. Compared to Maxwell, the GTX 1660 is 130 percent faster than the GTX 960.

And the GeForce GTX 1660 is an easy upgrade for gamers using an eight-pin power connector and an older GPU, such as the GTX 960 while consuming only 120W. This incredible power efficiency means that gamers using an older GPU such as the GTX 960 won’t need to worry about upgrading to a higher wattage power supply.

The combination of performance, design and efficiency also makes the GTX 1660 perfect for value PC systems. Paired with an NVIDIA G-SYNC screen for silky-smooth gaming and low input lag, the GTX 1660 is a formidable tool for someone looking to up their battle royale game.

Broadcast Your Gameplay

You’ll also get amazing performance and image quality while livestreaming to Twitch or YouTube.

The GTX 1660’s dedicated hardware encoder delivers 15 percent improved efficiency over prior-generation graphics cards. And it’s already optimized for Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) .

Game Ready

With the GTX 1660, you’ll also be ready for major game releases. NVIDIA works closely with developers to boost performance, fix bugs and improve your gaming experience.

GeForce Experience automatically notifies you when new drivers are available. With a single click, it lets you update to the latest drivers — without leaving your desktop.

With GeForce Experience you can capture and share videos, screenshots and livestreams with friends. It also helps keep your drivers up to date and optimizes your game settings.

NVIDIA Ansel

And you’ll be able to share it all, thanks to NVIDIA Ansel. Take professional-grade photographs of your games with this powerful photo mode.

Now, you can capture and share your most brilliant gaming experiences with super-resolution, 360-degree, HDR and stereo photographs.

The takeaway: the GTX 1660 represents a powerful combination of value, gaming innovation and next-gen graphics.

Availability and Pricing

GeForce GTX 1660 boards are available starting today from the world’s leading add-in card providers, including Asus, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Inno3D, MSI, Palit and Zotac.
Pricing starts at $219 and will vary based on partner designs, features and region.
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Source: NVIDIA Turing Now Starts at $219 | The Official NVIDIA Blog

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Brink · Mar 14, 2019

NVIDIA introduces new GeForce GTX 1660 Ti gaming GPU

Powered by 12th-Gen Turing Architecture, GTX 1660 Ti up to 3x Faster Than GTX 960, 1.5x Than GTX 1060; Available Today

NVIDIA today introduced the GeForce® GTX® 1660 Ti, a new gaming GPU that delivers a big step up in performance and power efficiency for today’s most popular games. It is available now worldwide starting at $279.

Based on the 12th generation Turing™ GPU architecture, the GTX 1660 Ti takes advantage of all of Turing’s shader innovations to deliver 2x the TOPS of the previous-generation Pascal™ architecture. It supports concurrent floating point and integer operations, a unified cache architecture with 3x the L1 cache, and turbocharged performance using adaptive shading technology.

1.4x More Power Efficient Than Pascal
The Turing architecture delivers 1.5x instructions per clock and 1.4x the power efficiency of Pascal, which previously set the standard for power-efficient GPUs. As a result, with a power envelope of only 120 watts, the GTX 1660 Ti delivers the best performance per watt of any GPU in its class.

120 Frames per Second in Competitive Games
The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti outperforms prior-generation GPUs and excels in modern games with complex shaders. It is up to 1.5x faster(1) than the GeForce GTX 1060 6GB and allows gamers to experience 120 frames per second at 1080p in popular online games such as Fortnite, PUBG and Apex Legends.

The GeForce GTX 1660 Ti features 1,536 CUDA® cores, 6GB of the new GDDR6 memory running at 12Gbps and a boost clock of almost 1.8 GHz, which can be easily overclocked for further performance.

With more than two-thirds of current gamers still playing on GPUs that only have the performance — or lower — of a GTX 960-class GPU that came out in 2014, the GTX 1660 Ti delivers up to 3x performance, making it an excellent and cost-effective upgrade for those who want to enjoy dramatically faster frame rates in their favorite titles.

The GTX 1660 Ti also includes GeForce Experience™, an application that makes PC gaming more accessible and provides unique, easy-to-use in-game features such as:

NVIDIA Highlights — which automatically captures the best gaming moments. More than 35 games already support Highlights, including Metro Exodus, Fortnite, PLAYERUNKNOWN’S BATTLEGROUNDS, War Thunder, Shadow of Tomb Raider, Ring of Elysium, Escape from Tarkov, Hitman 2, Kingdom Come: Deliverance, Hunt: Showdown, Final Fantasy XV and Tekken 7.

NVIDIA Ansel — which lets gamers take stunning in-game photos. More than 70 games already support Ansel, including Metro Exodus, Battlefield V, Hitman 2, Shadow of Tomb Raider, For Honor, Star Wars: Battlefront II and Final Fantasy XV. Gamers can share their favorite photos and participate in monthly photo contests on Shot with GeForce.

NVIDIA Freestyle — which lets gamers customize their games’ appearance with post-processing technology. The latest filters can convert gameplay or photos into an oil painting or a watercolor, or deliver an appearance that is right out of a movie or a retro 1980’s look.

Availability and Pricing

GeForce GTX 1660 Ti custom boards are available starting today from the world’s leading add-in card providers, including ASUS, Colorful, EVGA, Gainward, Galaxy, Gigabyte, Innovision 3D, MSI, Palit, PNY and Zotac. Pricing starts at $279 and will vary based on partner designs, features and region.
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Source: New GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Delivers Great Performance Leap for Every Gamer, Starting at $279 | NVIDIA Newsroom

See also: GeForce GTX 1660 Ti Graphics Card | NVIDIA

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CubedGames · Mar 14, 2019

Nvidia GeForce GTX (Problem)

I did install the java from Java.com

@Jessen

I'm talking about the Nvidia GeForce GTX website where It scans for your drivers.

nothing popped up about the scam.

No error message just saids It needs java.

MylesMcNally · Mar 14, 2019

NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950 Display Adapter is suddenly hidden in device manager

This graphics card is still installed, and is working (somewhat), because one of my two monitors attached is still working. The card has been installed on my Dell 8700 with Windows 10 since last November. Everything seemed fine until yesterday afternoon,
when I decided to upgrade my NVIDIA drivers from version 361.43 to 361.91. after that was completed, with no obvious errors, upon rebooting Windows, I had only one monitor working, and the NVIDIA GeForce Experience app no longer recognized that the card is
installed. That was when I looked at device manager, and found that there was no display adapter listed, until I did a View/show hidden devices.

Oddly, I then saw both a nonexistant NVIDIA GeForce GTX 645 and my NVIDIA GeForce GTX950 were listed. I uninstalled the 645, and restarted Windows hoping that might resolve the issue, but it did not - the GTX 950 is still 'hidden'.

The other thing that happened yesterday, earlier in the morning, was a Windows update KB3140743. Because that was a suspicious coincidence, I uninstalled that as well, and rebooted again, but still no resolution.

Any suggestions would be appreciated. I suppose the card may have failed suddenly, but this seems more like a Windows 10 problem.

Thanks, Myles

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