The GeForce GTX 1660 Super is built on NVIDIA's Turing architecture, in the same no-ray-tracing, no-DLSS configuration as the GTX 1660 Ti elsewhere in this range, but using faster GDDR6 memory than the original (non-Super) GTX 1660's GDDR5 to close most of the performance gap to the Ti at a lower price point. It carries 6GB of memory on a 192-bit bus (read as GDDR6 given the "Super" designation, which NVIDIA specifically used to denote the GDDR6 memory upgrade over the base GTX 1660), with a twin-fan cooler for sustained thermal headroom. Without dedicated RT or Tensor cores, this card's value proposition is straightforward, strong 1080p and capable 1440p rasterized gaming performance per Rand rather than ray-traced visuals or AI upscaling. It's a sensible choice for a mid-range gaming build, an esports-focused system wanting high frame rates, or a budget content-creation PC, where traditional performance-per-Rand outweighs the newer ray-tracing feature set found on the RTX-branded cards.