Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super rumoured to be on the way

[HEXUS]

And we might see the previously touted GTX 1650 Ti launch around the same time.

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[cptwhite_uk]

Give me RX 580 / 1060 6Gb performance in a LP card and I'll happily buy it if it's less than £200

[aniilv]

Give me RX 580 / 1060 6Gb performance in a LP card and I'll happily buy it if it's less than £200

used 1070's go for under 200£

[Zak33]

Give me RX 580 / 1060 6Gb performance in a LP card and I'll happily buy it if it's less than £200

used 1070's go for under 200£

hardly low power or low profile though

[globalwarning]

So... this is how NVidia innovates? 5800/5900 AMD cards need to get here soon, NVidia needs help getting out of bed.

[=assassin=]

This seems completely pointless to me, unless we get 1660Ti performance at 1660 prices, i.e. around £50-£60 cheaper. Knowing NVidia, they'll just price it not far off the 1660Ti and then phase that out, leaving us with a new product that is not really any better, or much cheaper.

[spncrmoo]

Jeez this is so underwhelming

[dcwt2010]

Hmm although it would be an upgrade, it probably won't be good enough (it'll be slightly below the ti?) which means I have to keep my 970 running for a bit longer.

I concur that AMD really needs to bring out the big guns but for now they're both pricing in a way which is reminiscent of the RRP during the crypto mining craze.

[Jempa92]

So is the general consensus that this is mostly not worth the wait?