Galaxy GeForce GTX 660 Ti 3D Vision Performance Overview Linus Tech Tips

Linus Tech Tips ·Linus Tech Tips ·2013-05-07 · 1,008 words · ~5 min read
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0:07 welcome to my 3D Vision performance review of the GTX 660 Ti so in this case
0:12 we have Galaxy's GC dual fan card and
0:16 we're comparing it to a couple of different scenarios so number one is
0:20 we're comparing it to a last generation solution so we've got a GTX 560 TI on
0:25 the test bench we're going to be running three different games uh the Elder
0:28 Scrolls is it four five I don't know something oh um Skyrim the latest one
0:35 we're going to be running crisis 2 slick really cares that I say that it's Elder
0:39 Scrolls 5 okay it's good slick um so
0:43 it's Elder Scrolls 5 Skyrim and then we've got crisis 2 and Metro 2033 which
0:48 we will be doing our usual run throughs we're going to be using our high details
0:53 and Ultra details that we normally use to Benchmark these cards except throwing
0:57 3D into the mix actually dram atically increases the load on the card so what
1:03 we discovered is that okay okay what we were trying to find out is how does the
1:07 660ti compare to the $670 which is $100
1:11 more and how does it compare to the last generation equivalent card the 560 TI in
1:16 3D performance so right there so there's a lot more load on the card in 3D just
1:20 because it has to render both the left eye and the right eye image at the same
1:25 time and you can see here that we are actually getting only about 20 FPS
1:30 crisis 2 using 3D Vision so look through one of the lenses if you can if there's
1:35 a way so you can see that the legginess level is actually quite High I hope you
1:40 can see that anyway the point is that it is so let's have a look at what kind of
1:44 performance results we got we're not actually running a benchmark right now we're all done with the
1:48 benchmarking so here we go let's create some graphs charts and graphs that's
1:52 like my favorite thing ever so select data and uh we're going to go with our
1:58 3D Vision performance and we're going to look at crisis 2 first oh oh oh I did it
2:04 wrong Excel doesn't like it when you select things in the wrong order so
2:09 we're going to look at minimum FPS as well as average FPS we're going to put
2:12 in some data labels so you guys are seeing the whole graph creation process
2:16 here from start to finish including
2:20 boldness okay so the 560ti reference
2:23 gets pwned in crisis 2 minimum FPS is
2:27 about a third of what you see on a 660
2:30 Ti um from the latest generation of
2:34 NVIDIA products using a Kepler GPU so remember 560 TI is firmy and this says
2:39 Battlefield 3 1080p Ultra but what it means is Crisis 2 3D there we go so now
2:45 let's pull up another chart and graph for you guys um in this case it says uh
2:51 it says PE but actually it's not the 660
2:54 Ti PE it's the 660 Ti GC from Galaxy so
2:58 pay no pay no mind to that okay yeah
3:02 these are this is like my super professional approach to to graphing for
3:06 tonight it's actually it actually is 5:00 a.m. so the 660 Ti launches in an
3:11 hour which means that uh We've we've sort of given up on um a lot of things
3:18 and we're very tired both me and Slick
3:22 Slick's CL oh yeah he's nodding I thought he was claiming to be not tired
3:25 and I was going to be like liar
3:28 liar I add data labels Bolding the data
3:32 so you can see here again the 660ti basically wouldn't even run like slick
3:38 couldn't do anything average FPS of one
3:41 um whereas with a newer solution whether it's the faster GPU whether it's the
3:45 additional vram which is needed a lot
3:48 more so in 3D Vision than it is in non-3d Vision mode we were able to get a
3:53 minimum of 30 FPS with our 660ti and this is a bit of an anomaly
3:59 where our 6 70 loses but it is what it is um lots of weird things happen in
4:04 benchmarking we try not to question it too much if you question it then you
4:08 might end up understanding it which is
4:12 madness Sparta something let's go with Metro 20133 I don't even know what I'm
4:16 talking about anymore I hope no one watches this video I think that'll be
4:20 better Metro 2033 and once again this 560 TI gets
4:27 absolutely creamed
4:31 with a whopping 2.5 FPS I barely even
4:34 could make the jump that I have to do for my benchmarking run and the 660 Ti
4:39 uh also gets crushed and so does the 670
4:42 but they do a lot better than this one by like a order of magnitude so what we
4:47 learned today is that the 660 Ti is a
4:50 worthy upgrade if you're using a 560 and
4:54 you want to go with a 3D Vision solution and that the 660 performs pretty closely
4:58 to a 670 except in one weird instance where it actually outperformed it I
5:02 wonder if slit copied the wrong number down he says no I think I was the one
5:06 who worked on yeah I worked on those okay so one way or another the 660ti is
5:12 an awesome video card and my other videos about this video card are better
5:15 you should probably watch those don't forget to subscribe to lus Tech tips for
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5:28 morning