Here's what your looking for, I don't have the same brand 660 as you, but have the EVGA 660 SC which I imagine is similar to your OC gtx 660 card. If you look on the page before that on that forum you will see there's a difference, just depends on how much you overclock to. Also if your not sure...
It's probably a typo on that newegg page, I'm sure it still has 2 6 pins from what I've seen on different sites, even zotac's 560 SE looks similar to neweggs 560 pic and it has 2 6 pins.
I did look up that newegg model number and was getting a bunch of foreign sites so I don't know.
I recently upgraded from a 4850 and it's a bit faster than the 4830, so upgrading to a 660 or 7850 might get you want you want in performance, I'm sure you'll notice some difference. The lowest card I was willing to go with was a 650TI Boost SC, but it was like a 15 dollar difference from a 660...
I wonder If I used EVGA's step up program within 90 days will they offer the game. My original invoice of purchace was 4 days before the promotion.:( so maybe they just go by the original invoice.
Ok so figured out the bundled games stuff, just had to register my card and then the evga website has a whole promotion section with free stuff once you upload your invoice.
I play less than when I was younger since I have two young kids, but I still enjoy pc gaming. I actually enjoy it more than console gaming even though computers can have some pain in the ass issues. I do find myself fallling in and out of interest in certain genres of games. Just a month and a...
So I got the card, and everything went smoothly, only small issue was a flickering when windows 7 loads up. Also found out that the adaptive v sync needs to be turned off since I was getting stuttering in CODMW, turning it off fixed the issue. Glad the driver settings work since I couldn't get...