As rumored earlier, the Geforce GTX 1660 Ti should launch any day now, with most sources pointing at mid-February launch, or February 22nd.

In case you missed earlier rumors, it will be based on TU116 Turing GPU and pack 1536 CUDA cores, as well as come with 6GB of 12Gbps GDDR6 memory on a 192-bit memory interface. Meant to replace the aging GTX 1060, the GTX 1660 Ti will offer significant performance uplift in the mid-range market.

The list of leaked cards, spotted over at Videocardz.com, include a GTX 1660 Ti coming from Galax, Palit, and EVGA. Palit's StormX OC version, which will be factory overclocked, will have a GPU ticking at 1815MHz, while a standard version will work at reference 1770MHz. EVGA will probably have a couple of different versions but so far only the GTX 1660 Ti XC has been leaked online, featuring a single fan on a short PCB.

The price of the GTX 1660 Ti is rumored to be set at $279, although Nvidia can change it at the last moment, so nothing is carved in stone.