Ninjalane takes a look at the SLI performance of NVidia GTX 660Ti

There are a variety of ways to get more video performance from your system, overclocking is the simplest of these methods and requires nothing more than access to a program like MSI Afterburner. However, overclocking takes time and can compromise your systems stability and even void your warranty. Another way to increase performance would be to upgrade your system. Let's face your trusty Intel Q6600 may still be enough to play the latest game title but a modern Sandy or Ivy Bridge system ensures there will be no system bottlenecks in the heat of battle.

Both of the proceeding options can increase gaming performance but are fundamentally flawed, on one hand you have cheap performance but if something goes wrong you'll be buying a new video card. The other option can be cost prohibitive for those of us on a tight budget.

Lucky for you there is a third option, SLI.

  NVidia GTX 660Ti SLI Performance and Overclocking