Zotac GTX 1660 Twin Fan 6GB Review
Peter Donnell / 5 years ago
A Closer Look
The card is by far the smallest GTX 1660 we’ve got in the office this week, and that’s awesome. For those rocking smaller gaming PCs, a triple fan extended cooler just isn’t going to fit; literally. This dual fan design looks great with its freaky angles and those two large fans. It’s nothing complex, it’s quite simple really, but it still looks superb.
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Around the back, there’s no backplate, but given the size of the card, it’s not really needed either. It’s also one of the cheapest GTX 1660 cards, so there’s that.
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Down the side of the card, you can see that Zotac has crammed in a fair few massive heatpipes, despite the compact cooler design. Meanwhile, at the back edge, there’s a single 8-pin PSU connector.
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It seems every GTX 1660 we’ve tested this week has a different display output configuration. For this one though, we’ve got three DisplayPorts, as well as a single HDMI port. More than enough for a GPU in this price range.
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