The specifications for MAXSUN’s upcoming GeForce GTX 1660 SUPER GPU has been published online, courtesy of Chinese retailer jd.com. Apparently, the card will be largely identical to the non-SUPER model aside from the inclusion of GDDR6 memory (vs. GDDR5) and higher speed/bandwidth (14 Gbps, 336 GB/s vs. 8 Gbps, 192 GB/s). CUDA cores and base/boost clocks remain at 1408 and 1530 MHz/1785 MHz, respectively.
铭瑄 （MAXSUN）GTX1660super系列终结者 6GAPEX英雄标配显卡/战地/游戏显卡 1660super终结者6G【图片 价格 品牌 报价】-京东https://t.co/HkbUz6Erxl
— 188号 (@momomo_us) October 21, 2019
These specifications…show us that the GTX 1660 Super isn’t as Super as Nvidia’s existing RTX Super series, lacking GPU core upgrades over today’s GTX 1660 (non-Super). That’s right; the GTX 1660 Super offers users the same 1,408 CUDA cores and the same core clock speeds. All that changes is the graphics card’s memory, which has been upgraded to GDDR6.