- FIRST THINGS FIRST. THIS CARD HAS ABSOLUTELY NOTHING TO DO WITH A 560 TI, WHICH IS A GREAT THING!!!!! KILLS A 560 TIComing from 2 EVGA GTX 465's in SLI this single card solution is right there as far as FPS in my latest games. The SLI setup had a slight edge in that department but in every single other category this card rocks.*A lot more quiet*Less heat generated*Overclocks like a champ!! (Every card varies even if it is technically the same card) with stock voltage and cooling, I have yet to find its "wall" and right now I am running it @ 953/2002/90% on the fan and at 53-58c it doesn't even break a sweat.*Same GPU [GF110] & PCB as the GTX 580 (Just installed the 580 back plate…
- This card has replaced my old ATI Radeon 5770. I could run most games on that old card before just fine, but a lot of newer games struggled. The Witcher 2 was practically a slideshow on any setting higher than low. I've been anticipating a lot of newer games set to come out in the near future, and I feared my 5770 wouldn't be able to handle them. So, I got this card, and it's incredible. The Witcher 2 runs on Ultra (minus ubersampling) with a good solid 40 FPS. Great performance, and at a decent price too. Be wary, as this is one of those really long cards (10.5 inches in length). Make sure your case can fit this card before purchasing (I use a Corsair 500R, and it fits perfectly)! Also, the…
- CLASSIFIED ULTRA Core Clock: 810MHz Memory Clock: 3900MHz CLASSIFIED ULTRA Shader Clock: 1620MHz
- CUDA Cores: 448
- Microsoft DirectX 11 Support
- NVidia CUDA, PhysX, PureVideo HD, 3D VisionSurround ready Technologies
- NVidia 2-Way and 3-Way SLI ready
- DisplayPort 1.1a Connector
- HDMI 1.4a connector
- Two Dual-Link DVI-I HDCP capable connectors
