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The 750 Ti is outperformed by both the 650 Ti BOOST and more powerful 660. 

The GTX 660 out performs the standard GTX 750 Ti ever so slightly. Tho if you buy the overclocked editions (EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC) they perform almost as good as a GTX 660.

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The GTX 660 out performs the standard GTX 750 Ti ever so slightly. Tho if you buy the overclocked editions (EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC) they perform almost as good as a GTX 660.

That's because you're comparing an oc'ed card to a non-oc'ed card. Try oc'ing both..

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That's because you're comparing an oc'ed card to a non-oc'ed card. Try oc'ing both..

It's no dispute the GTX 660 is the faster card. Tho for a $30-40 cheaper card its performance is quite impressive. Especially once you factor in performance/watt.

 

GTX 660 vs GTX 750 Ti = The GTX 660 is faster, yet costs quite a bit more.

GTX 660 vs GTX 750 Ti OC = The GTX 660 is only slightly faster, yet costs around $30-40 more.

 

GTX 750 Ti vs GTX 660 = Costs marginally less, decent performance (not as good as the GTX 660), better power consumption.

GTX 750 Ti OC vs GTX 660 = Costs $30-40 less, near equivalent performance, still lower power consumption.

 

If money isn't an issue the GTX 660 is better, especially once you overclock it. Tho for only $169.99 and to someone who doesn't overclock, the EVGA GTX 750 Ti SC is quite a mean little card. As for the 650 Ti BOOST, the performance numbers are so close a overclocked edition GTX 750 Ti will out perform it, costing the same price, and again consuming less power. The big question would be does the $30-40 increase in cost for a GTX 660 justify an ever so slight performance increase while consuming more power?

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