EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti FPB (Fermi) 01G-P3-1561-AR Video Card

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- Handles overclocking like a champ. I have it at 975 MHz core, 1950 MHz shader, 2187 MHz memory and it is stable in each and every benchmark I've thrown at it. I'm going to try for 1 GHz and above some time this week.- Super cool temps. I had it at max GPU load for 2 hours and only 70% fan speed 񢤈 RPM) and the max temp I saw was 66 C.- Whisper quiet. I can barely hear it over my case fans on any setting under 75%. After that it starts to make a semi-annoying whine, but with these temperatures I don't ever see a reason why I would need to have it cranked up that high.- EVGA software program. Although this is hardly a perk compared to the rest, it's still fairly convenient not to want ATItool or something like that for pressure testing. OC Scanner has a lot cleaner interface compared to previous builds and Precision permits for basic tuning as usual. I wouldn't anticipate anything much less from EVGA. - This doesn't reflect upon the card by any indicates, but I haven't been able to get any response from Newegg about my totally free copy of 3DMark11. There was no disc or scratch-off card in the box so I'm assuming it's a download give, but I haven't gotten a item code via e-mail or anything like that. My final two cards have been an EVGA GTX 260 Core 216 and an nVidia GTX 460 1GB and I couldn't be additional pleased with my decision to stick with a new GTX card. For the price, you just can't go wrong with this card. Manufacturer Response:Hi,The 3DMark code is from EVGA.com, really feel cost-free to give us a call at 888-880-3842 so we can point you in the appropriate location to get the important.Thanks,Jacob

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EVGALifetime WarrantyLow Heat Quite Quickly None yet, does what is advertised. Upgraded from two 8800GTX in SLI configuration. Extremely content. This card, I would say out performs both which makes me content since 2 of them together really should be amazing.

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I bought to of these bad boys to run in SLI and i can destroy any game on max settings. have mine OC'ed to 950MHz and running stable

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I've had this card for a while now, haven't tried overclocking yet since all the games I've played ran beautifully at max settings.

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Upgraded from a GTX260 along with xp 32 bit to win7 and I'm loving this DX11 stuff. Installed Crysis proper away, cranked up all the settings and it looks and runs the way its was meant to be played. This is my fourth EVGA card I've owned, good good quality and awesome warranty. None Shorter than my GTX260 even though becoming twice as powerful and running cooler.

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-Wonderful performance @ 1680x1050-Very quiet, barely audible at load-Runs cool (granted you have great airflow) -Beats GTX 460 & in SOME SCENARIOS the GTX 470. I can't truly believe of any. Honestly. I'm a modest gamer and for once I believed I'd acquire a card that I trusted would give me excellent efficiency at respectable graphics settings. I bought this card with high expectations immediately after reading numerous reviews from the web and it exceeded my expectations in genuine-world scenarios. It makes alot of my games feel more responsive. The highest I've noticed my temps go even though gaming Poor Firm two maxed out for about an hour was 59C (recorded with GPU-Z) Monitoring my temps right now with EVGA Precision and I'm finding 28C. Then again, I'm Canadian and I in no way turn the heat on in this room.

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Delivers a nice increase over the 460. Extremely power efficient relative to the efficiency.Was packaged in recycled cardboard rather of plastic. Basically, check any evaluation and they're proper on the money.Still a reasonably sized card at nine inches lengthy It's quite significantly the very same as the 470 at the end of the day.Personally, I think it need to be two hundred dollars even...The "protective" film on the stickers is annoying to remove. Keep in mind trees ARE a renewable resource. Oil (plastic) is not! The recycled cardboard most likely also presents far better protection more than plastic.It's good to see Ti back in the mix.

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Huge performance improvement over 460, very easily overclocks to 20% above stock speeds. Slightly hotter and slightly larger than the 460. Bought two to replace two 460's and i'm seeing worthwhile gains in all benchmarks, folding and gaming.

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This is a sweet card. I get about 10-25fps faster then my old 460, but when things get busy on the screen, the 560 doesn't bog down as a great deal. OC'd my card to 900mhz correct out of the box, and is steady. Runs about ㅘc at no load, and ㅹc at full load.Runs Runes of Magic @ 1080p res @ 𞲨fps all day! None! I want a second for SLi. xDYes the fan can get loud if you let it, but when I run EVGA Precision and setup a fan profile, it's not bad at all. Besides, a 560Ti is genuinely produced more for gaming, and not silent PC's. 90% of the gaming rigs are slightly loud to noisy anyway, so it's not a big dilemma to me.

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A great card that plays anything I can throw it at it on high settings right now at 1920x1080. Outperforms the 6870 on most games.

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Upgraded from a GTS250, it's a new world even on my old Q6600. Sitenote about fan and temperature: The fan, when forced at 100% is very noisy... HOWEVER, even by stressing my CPU(prime95) and GPU(furmark) at 100% for 12 minutes, the card doesn't go highe than 51 celcius and the fan stay at 41%, wich is very silent. Under normal gaming condition, the fan rarely go over 35% This card is quieter under full load than my GTS250 idling :)The card took a few minute to reach is max temperature. (while my GTS250 took 10-15 sec)I was concerned about the fact that some of the hot air is kept inside with this reference cooling system. It had no impact on Motherboard and CPU temperature during stress test and I use a very basic mid tower case with 1 front intake and 1 rear exaust, both running 120mm.

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got this card a few weeks ago and it blows my evga 260 216 core away. i can play any game out on max setting and not drop  below 60 fps. this is the best mid range cards you can get right now.