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The 660 has about the same cumputing power than the PS4's internal GPU, so it will be more like low or even the lowest if you want to maintain 60fps.
You should try to find a used 1050 or even a 960 if you can because I don't think you'll have a very pleasant experience with that 660.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKEOhP9J0aY
The 660 is actually weaker than the 7870 in some situations, like in DX12 games for exemple.