- Just before purchasing of a new card I did an extensive search on forums and review sites to find a card that will get me through another 3 years of gaming. Previous experience told me that new card should be in $300-$400 range. Cheaper stuff gets outdated too fast and more expensive cards might buy you some extra FPS today, but when the technology leaps again they will become as obsolete.I don't believe in SLing in the future, but I was considering getting two 1Gb 6850s to flash them to 6870 and putting in X-fire today. Similar money, similar or better performance in some games. But at the end I've decided to stay with one EVGA 560 card - less heat, less noise, easier to install, no need to…
- awesome card, plays everything thrown at it, great condition arrived on time, very satisfied, idles at 38c at intense gaming it gets up to around 65c, old one 8800gt would get up to 85c
- Core Clock: 797MHz Memory Clock: 3900MHz Shader Clock: 1594MHz
- 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
