EVGA GTX 1660 Ti XC Tear-Down & TU116 Die Shot

We took apart EVGA's GTX 1660 Ti XC video card, using the new TU-116-400-A1 GPU die from NVIDIA.
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The EVGA GTX 1660 Ti XC is the first 1660 Ti in our lab, using a small PCB and fat single-fan cooler. The stock power target is 130W on the EVGA card, putting it 10W above the reference design and allowing some marginal built-in headroom for overclocking. In this disassembly and tear-down, we look at the build quality of EVGA's 1660 Ti, shunt resistor placement, and cooler design.

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Host: Steve Burke
Video: Andrew Coleman

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