- Amazing. I purchased this ZOTAC 50303 560 Ti card because the HD6870 I bought was bad right out the box. The drivers on the CD were actually newer than what Nvidia had me download. Using a GTS250 as a dedicated Physx card, I get 219FPS using Geeks Fluidmark at 19080x1080 / 32AA with sync. This is the native resolution on my Samsung monitor. For a real test I played Witcher 2 oh High mode. I had to adjust my mouse because the game was too fast for the settings. And today 11/16/11 there is a $30 rebate on this card. I am sure the shininess will wear off as time wears on, but seeing how vastly this card out performed the HD6870 (which could be because it was bad) I am glad that it happened.Edit to add (I though they would ask me pros and cons):PROS: This card is not huge and does not sag under it's own weight. The 2x6 pin connectors are on the end instead of the top, which I like, but might be a drag in a smaller case. The fan noise stated in reviews goes away as soon as the drivers kick…
- Chipset: GeForce GTX560 Ti Engine Clock: 850 MHz Video Memory: 1GB DDR5 Memory Clock: 4010 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-I; Mini HDMI Thermal: Fansink Support Microsoft Windows 7/Vista/XP
- Support nVidia PhysX Technology Support nVidia CUDA Technology Support nVidia PureVideo HD Technology
- Support nVidia SLI Technology Support nVidia 3D Vision Support HDCP - High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection Microsoft DirectX 11 and OpenGL 4.1RoHS Compliant
