GeForce GTX 1660

The GeForce GTX 1660 is a mid-range Turing card launched in 2019, succeeding the Pascal-based GTX 1060 and sitting at the base of the higher-tier GTX 16-series lineup. It was designed to bring a clear generational uplift in rasterization performance without the premium that comes with the RTX 20-series cards.

The GTX 1660 features 6GB of GDDR5 memory on a 192-bit bus, providing meaningfully more bandwidth than the smaller GTX 1650 models. Like all GTX 16-series cards, it does not include RT cores or Tensor cores, so there is no hardware ray tracing or DLSS functionality. Its 120W TDP requires a single 8-pin power connector. The step up to 6GB VRAM makes it better suited to modern game assets than the 4GB options below it.

The GTX 1660 targets 1080p gaming at high to ultra settings in mainstream titles, and can handle some 1440p at reduced settings. It is a practical choice for players upgrading from the GTX 1060 generation who want better performance without paying for RTX features they may not use.