- I bought this card to prepare myself for Battlefield 3 when it comes out and I believe that I will be purchasing another one to run SLI so that it can make everything that much better. Before I purchased this from Newegg, I was using a 460GTX also by EVGA. Only 2 manufacturers make the 560ti card with 2GB VRAM, EVGA and Palit. I trust EVGA more than Palit hence why I purchased this one over the other brand. On to the review...Card can run most games at high-highest depending on the game. I am able to play Battlefield BC2, Civilization V, Aliens vs Predator, and Just Cause 2 maxed out. It runs cool, it is quiet, has a huge amount of memory, easy to install - hardware wise and software/driver…
- My wife purchased this Nvidia GTX 560TI video card for me to replace my Nvidia 8800GTX. I play the new game SKYRIM and thought that I would be able to crank up the options to "Ultra". The auto detect in the game gave the new card a "High" when the old card only had a "Medium" on the scale of "Low" to "Ultra". My frame rate at the auto detected display quality stayed about the same, I have "v-sink" enabled, so both topped out at 60fps, and neither went below 30fps. Then I customized the setting to the "Ultra" level, except for shadow quality, Anti-Aliasing, Anti-Scopic Filtering which I put on "Medium", 2, and 4 respectively.…
- GeForce GTX 560 Ti with 822 MHz Core Clock
- PCI Express 2.0
- 2048 MB 256-bit 0.4 ns GDDR5 Memory
- 4008 MHz Memory Clock and 1645 MHz Shader Clock
- 52.6 GT/s Texture Fill Rate
- Microsoft DirectX 11 Support
