- I purchased this card to run in SLI with an existing EVGA GTX560 Ti I had lying around. Since my monitor is Displayport-only and this Zotac card seems to be the only Displayport-enabled GTX560 Ti available anywhere, it was the obvious (only) choice. So far I am satisfied with it, but with reservations.The Zotac GTX560 Ti uses a non-reference PCB design and is the shortest, smallest GTX560 Ti I've seen. This makes it easy to install. Chances are it won't block off any SATA ports on your motherboard like some longer cards might. The PCIe power connectors are top-mounted on this card which can help in smaller cases, although makes for uglier cable management in large cases. Functionally, the Zotac…
- I checked the reviews for this card, and even if it has only one fan (compared to MSI's for example), it ranked as one of the quietest while maintaining proper temperatures. This also comes with assassin's creed (download) and has a displayport, which almost no other similar card has.At this moment, it is priced $20 less than other offerings, and the overclocked edition (called amp in zotac) is priced at just $5 more than this card, with the same game and displayport.Packaging was nice, it arrived perfectly ok, and mounting was easy. Make sure you have two pci power plugs (6 pins), and a decent PSU. Mine had them so i didn't use the molex converters.The zotac firestorm overclock utility concerns…
- Chipset: GeForce GTX560 Ti Engine Clock: 822 MHz Video Memory: 1GB DDR5 Memory Clock: 4000 MHz Memory Interface: 256-bit
- Bus: PCI-Express 2.0 x16 RAMDAC: 400 MHz Stream Processors: 384 Max. Resolution: 2560 x 1600 Connectors: Dual DVI; HDMI; Displayport
- Thermal: Fansink Support Microsoft Windows XP/ Vista/ 7 Support nVidia Unified Architecture
- Support nVidia 3D Vision Surround ready Support nVidia 2-way SLI ready Technology Support nVidia PhysX Technology Support nVidia CUDA Technology
- Support nVidia PureVideo HD technology Support HDMI xvYCC Color & DeepColor Technology Support HDCP
