Step by step nVidia is launching its Kepler GK104 line-up. First there was the GTX 680, then the 670 and now there is the GTX 660 Ti which is in fact a GTX 670 with a memory bandwidth of 192 Bit instead of 256 Bit. In this review we are going to test not only the performance of the GTX 660 Ti but also the custom version from ASUS, the GTX 660 Ti DirectCU II Top that features a factory overclocking of +157 MHz, a custom PCB design and a DirectCU II v2 cooler. The manufacturer itself claims that this graphics card is kickass and well, we will see!