MSI GTX560Ti 448 Core Review
Introduction and Technical Specifications
Published: 29th November 2011 | Source: MSI | Price: £251.99 |
*SEE UPDATED TESTS AND CONCLUSION HERE*
Introduction
The second of our two GTX560Ti with 448 Cores is from MSI and comes with their Twin Frozr III cooling and once again is designed to coincide with the release of Battlefield 3 and Batman Arkham Asylum.
Otherwise there is very little to report initially, so rather than blather on for the sake of it, let's crack on.
Technical Specifications
Compared to the Gigabyte it's identical except for a small factory overclock, up from 732MHz to 750MHz.
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just buy a 570, please tell me what is Nvidia doing these days 
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Originally Posted by silenthill
just buy a 570, please tell me what is Nvidia doing these days |
. Zotac have released a 560TI 448 as well.Quote:
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Originally Posted by yassarikhan786
That question needs to be directed at MSI and Gigabyte . Zotac have released a 560TI 448 as well. |
That question is definietly one for Nvidia.
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Originally Posted by SieB
Nvidia make the cards the different manufactures just buy them from Nvidia, slap an after market cooler on them and sometimes a custom PCB. That question is definietly one for Nvidia. |
. I just thought that the companies propose the ideas to Nvidia so they can make more money.Why even bother? I mean jsut buy a 570 and you still get better performance.
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Originally Posted by yassarikhan786
Ok . I just thought that the companies propose the ideas to Nvidia so they can make more money. |
I know the video isn't up yet, so it might have the answer to my question but still.
just wanted to know why TTL just stopped at 800 Mhz cuz from what i saw on the hardwarecanucks review
they were able to get another 50-80 mhz on the default voltage and it was rock-stable, not to mention they said they could get up to 925Mhz with some tweaking ...
another lucky draw of the lottery?
just wanted to know why TTL just stopped at 800 Mhz cuz from what i saw on the hardwarecanucks review
they were able to get another 50-80 mhz on the default voltage and it was rock-stable, not to mention they said they could get up to 925Mhz with some tweaking ...
another lucky draw of the lottery?
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Originally Posted by SieB
Nvidia make the GPUs and make money from Gigabyte, MSI etc and they make their money from releasing different versions of the cards with their own custom PCB or cooler. |
im fairly sure that the marketing guys down at Nvidia wanted to avoid calling it a 565 like the plague.....think back to the gtx 465......you really want to be the successor to that P O S ???
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The second of the two cards we have on test today is from MSI. How does it stack up against the Gigabyte?
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