- As a very picky gamer, jags, jumps, and framerate drops, mean a lot to you. They haunt your life and can ruin an otherwise good experience in an alternate reality. The only drawback to this is that a good graphics card costs a pretty penny. When most people consider computers they consider an extra two-hundred dollars to be an incredible amount of money (never bring up the GTX 590), but that is what this card, considered an entry level card by most, stands at for the cash. Is it worth it?For the price the performance is invaluable.Many less picky gamers would probably say it runs all of their games flawlessly. Again, for the picky gamer, it doesn't quite do that. I switched from SLI GTS 450s…
- I got this card basically to play BF3 and get ready for upcoming games like Diablo 3 and SWTOR. I can play BF3 on high settings and I get around 30-50fps. A lot of people call this a "Beginner Card" or whatever but don't believe them. This thing is a solid card and if it can run BF3 like it does, it can probably handle other games with ease. A lot of people have been buying two of these things which is a bit over the top but one of these video cards are more than sufficient to run any game you throw at it.
- GEForce GTX 560 Ti with 900 MHz core clock
- PCI Express 2.0
- 1024 MB 256-bit 0.4ns GDDR5 memory
- 4212 MHz memory clock and 1800 MHz shader clock
- NVIDIA 2-way SLI ready
