There are three DisplayPorts and a single HDMI port found within the card. MSI listed that this one has a maximum of 125W consumption so the power design should be more than adequate. This setup is capable of providing a total of 225W theoretically. Power is provided by the PCIe and the 8-Pin connector. This area also allows us to see the graphic card’s actual PCB length which is about an inch or two shorter than the total length of the card. This is a much appreciated design choice. The back plate is more subtle compared to the front. I hope it’s not the main culprit for the weight though. It is kinda heavy, so the die-cast metal sheet underneath it that acts both as a heatsink and a support brace is much appreciated. It is an edgy card with about 9.7 inches of length and a weight of about 862 grams. Understated is exactly the opposite of what the MSI GTX 1660 Super Gaming X is all about. The product should come with the following items inside: The MSI GTX 1660 Super Gaming X comes inside a well padded packaging. Keeping that speed is a courtesy of the MSI Twin Frozr 7 thermal design which is a huge departure compared to the 6th generation design. Boost clock goes all the way up to 1830 MHz which is 200 MHz higher than the base clock. This is a $229 USD value card and is the highest end GTX 1660 Super in MSI’s lineup.
On this review we are going to check out the MSI GTX 1660 Super Gaming X.
The Nvidia GeForce GTX 1660 Super is Nvidia’s latest entry into the growing GDDR6 based Turing architecture, superseding the GTX 1660 in terms of raw performance according to its specifications.
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