They publish an image that demonstrates the existence of the NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti and that it will be Turing

An image appears that shows us the NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti, which will finally be based on the Turing architecture and will soon be on the market.

The GTX 1660 Ti graphics card appeared by surprise in some benchmarks a few days ago. Although at first it was said that it would be Turing, it was possible that it was a rehash of Pascal. An image has just leaked where the new NVIDIA graphics actually appears and clearly indicates that it is of Turing architecture. This is important because we know that NVIDIA's plans now include launching graphics without support for RayTracing and DLSS as well.

NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti Image

Despite the benchmark in the Ashes of the Singularity, there were many doubts about these graphs. Now, with this image we already have official confirmation of it. The image comes from a closed-door meeting of the company, in which it seems that there are important executives of the company.

Everything suggests that this graph came to the mid-range and that it would have more than the GTX 1060 6GB but without reaching the performance of the GTX 1070. The most curious thing about all this is that our sources in the industry reiterate that NVIDIA still has a million Pascal GPUs to output.

The company plans to launch two models. The GTX 1060 that will have 6GB GDDR5, 1280 CUDA Cores and a 192-bit bus. We have on the other hand the NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti with 6GB GDDR5 with 1536 CUDA Cores and a 192-bit bus. This also seems to indicate that we will see a GeForce RTX 2050.

It is speculated that this graph will hit the market in February for a price ranging between $ 250 and $ 350. In spite of everything, it seems perhaps a little too high, but hey, the company's current graphics are expensive.

Source: VZ