MSI GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) N560GTX-TI Twin Frozr II/OC Video Card

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Very happy with this card, Defaults BF3 to high with good framerate. Great performance for the cost.

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Runs BF3 the exact same as my friends 580, only thing is I saved a pile of money.

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Wonderful card for the dollars. I came from two gtx260's with a old q6600 cpu. The card runs at 27C idle and at max load whilst gaming in Metro 2033 50C. I average 100 fps in bfbc2 򜠸p DX11 max settings 4xǚx. It spikes up to 140 fps max. Metro 2033 򜠸p DX11 4xǚx ultra high settings and hardware tessellation it gets 30fps average. I will be buying a second card just for the heck of it this month. None i5 2500k @ 4.2ghz w/ H50 liquidAsus Sabertooth P678GB Ripjaws 1600Mhz 8-9-8-24 1TWD silicon 128GB ssd, WD black 1TB,(x2)CM 750watt psuHaf 932 black w/Gelid P12's

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Card idles @ 28c with dual 22's. Seriously?? My 260 would idle @ 47c. Overclocks to 900, even 950 no difficulty, haven't attempted 1Ghz, 950 burns by way of every thing I've tried, even Crysis II.Idle power is about 125w, and a little more than 375w (OC'd) throughout heavy benchmark testing (that's entire program). Was a small worried about my aging Corsair HX520, but it's still kicking ar$e!TDU2, HomeFront, Crysis II, Dragon Age II, all function fantastic. Very recommended, and super low power for the duration of 2D desktop perform. No Rebates - No no cost Games, No free of charge benchmark codes/software. Was seriously expecting Some thing, but nadda included in the box. Oh nicely. GPU manually set to .950v throughout non-gaming due to the fact dual monitors will not kick the card into low energy mode, but you can manually with MSI's AB!In single monitor mode the card will automatically kick into LP w럼Mhz GPU Clock, and .950v which will take it to a extremely cool 26c. Because I run dual monitors, I can't complain with 28c idle. Wish there was a way to manually set 100Mhz clock, but lowest MSI AB will go is 440Mhz

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Fantastic value for performanceLooks amazingWonderful components/craftsmanshipStays coolCan manage a lot of games at MAX!!! I bought this with my new i5-2500k system from New Egg and as of last week or so, I am finding constant screen tearing. I did overclock with the MSI Afterburner computer software and notice little distinction, so I kept it stock. ASUS P8P67 DELUXEINTEL I5-2500K8GB G.SKILL RipjawsIntel X25-M 2G 160GB OS & GAMES / WD 1TB Caviar Black - DataMSI GTX 560 TI TWIN FROZR II/OCSeaSonic X750 GOLDCM HYPER 212+, ƒ) 200mm CM Megaflow, ƒ) Zaward 140mm WIN 7 PRO Manufacturer Response:Dear Valued MSI Consumer,We would like to apologize for the issue you have knowledgeable with this specific mb. Please e-mail me directly through usersupport2@msicomputer.com your mb's serial number and your total contact details, subject heading "EAHN560GTX". I would like to help you get this resolved.Very best Regards,User SupportMSI Product Assistance

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As advertised, the unit runs normally 10-20% cooler than most 500 series reference cards. My card is stock at 880 Core Clock and runs between 30-40 C at idle (around high 20ish ambient) 50-60 C right after 4 or five hours hard gaming. Immediate temp drop (less than 30 secs) immediately after you exit the game. Pros: Setup additional aggressive fan profiles, included DX11 demos, decent bundled software, cost-free 3D Mark 11 and mine came with a newer Tomb Raider game. Some of the lowest temps if you live in a (hotter than average region) - chases the heels ƕ to 10% less performance) than a 570 gtx for 100 dollars less. Best pro? It's 9 inches lengthy. Some ppl have problems with cards than are ten inches or longer, so this is a nice alter and fit into a mid tower quickly. May possibly even fit a HTPC form factor... The fans appear to be of high good quality with low dba. Gonna have to monitor RPMs and note them more than time to see if the fans wear. Heatpipe cooler is of incredibly high excellent and reassures you when oc'ing. x2 80mm fans Smaller consɊ pin Power plug is still on the end of the card.Wants more free games to demo DX11Efficiency graph in MSI afterburner is ok, not wonderfulNo lifetime warranty (I looked past it, so can you) Awesome get, even more than a 570. You won't notice the 5-ten fps loss. It feels like a 570, only a benchmark can tell the distinction. Chews up all modern day games. Metro 2033, Shogun 2, Total War, BF3 & BF3 Vietnam are 40 to 80 fps. Wonderful to power at 1680 or 1920 resolution. I advocate for single monitor setup. Haven't explored multi-monitor gaming or SLI with this card. If You SLI you could need to have to invest in a 800 to 1.2kw psu just to be on the secure side. Future proof, free game, DX11, hangs with crisis two and its cooler than most 500 series cards. This won a newegg client choice award and a bunch of other hardware awards for a reason. No hiccups, no blue screens, Conservative 880 core with options to overclock into the 900 range 鿄 to 950 on average) - feel very pleased and hoping to see value drops for cheaper SLI next year. Well-liked brand, will possibly be in stock for a year or two. All for the exact same value or close to that of a reference card. Can't actually go incorrect unless you want to devote $

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I have often gone EVGA with my cards for nvidia and I have always had over heating complications. But not anymore! This card fired up just fine along with my gigabyte 1155 and i5 2500k. It is running seriously cool, and overclocking with afterburner is amazing. none so far. Card is pretty extended, i have a mid tower atx case, and i had my hard drives set to the middle compartment directly across from exactly where the video card would go, so i had to move them to a lower comparment to be in a position to fit the card down the middle. No biggy.

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Handles absolutely everything flawlessly. Runs quiet, keeps cool nothing bad to say. Will definitely sli later on when prices go down.

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Great card. If lacking VRAM, a SLI should fix that, when prices go down a bit, otherwise for 2 cards, one can get a single GTX580.

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Amazing card. Runs cool and fairly quietly. The Twin Frozer cooling program works wonderfully. The Afterburner utility is Great. You can tweak voltages and core speeds with ease. Can monitor temp, clocks, fans, framerate...almost everything. With my SLI setup it ran Unigine Heaven at 1920x1080 4xAA, all settings high & tessellation regular, at 63 fps. It ran Unigine Sanctuary at 210 fps with same settings minus tessellation.Card 1 idles at 47 degrees or so, and card two idles at 34. The distinction is higher than what I would have believed, but regardless, when under load the temps commonly commence to even out. E.g. when operating Just Cause 2 in SLI the the usage is around 25-50% for every single card and temps are about 54 and 48 for card 1 & 2 respectively. Card-associated: not considerably. Card 1 can get moderately loud, but that's really only an issue during tension/benchmarking not regular gaming, and it keeps things fairly cool, so I'll gladly take it. Aside from that I didnt know you required all DVI-input monitors to do Nvidia's Surround Mode. Regrettably this means I have to get a new monitor. Purchased two of these to go SLI in my new create and worked fantastic. ASrock P67 Extreme4i5-2500K @ four.0Ghz2xMSI GTX560Ti Twin Frozer OC8GB 1600 G.SKILL RipjawsAntec 750W PSUAntec 1200 Case

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I am very impressed with the performance of this card. I have 2 x GTX 570's in another rig that handle BF3 on Ultra yet this one card on high looks for what I can tell identical.Compared to my reference cooled 570's it is so much quieter. Only downfall is some newer games will start using more then 1GB of VRam but if you only want to game on High and not Ultra (really no difference) this card is the best one you could buy for your money. The enthusiast cards do not make sense for the price per performance ratio.

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I had a HD 5670 that could not keep a good FPS with a resolution of 1920x1080. The GTX 560 Ti works perfectly for all new games with good fps. This graphics card can handle almost all games in high quality parameters. It keeps the temperature low and you can hear almost nothing.

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I would buy this video card again in a heart beat and more then likely get a second if I go SLI.

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I bought this card as a replacement for my GTX 260 core 216 and to be ready for Battlefield 3 and i run this card with a I5 2500k and 8gb of ram and this is a breeze !

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I love this card! Without having to empty the bank you get great proformance on any game (crysis drops below 30fps on occasion) and it really is doing exactly as I expected from a 560 ti cardTHANK YOU MSI!

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- Runs cool even when overclocking- Fans are quiet- Overclocks to 1000+MHz none

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Plays just about all my games at 60+fps at max or ultra detail settings at 1680 x 1050 ( the limits of my monitor ). Really noticeable improvement over my old ATI 4870. Card runs quiet even below load, or at least I can't hear it more than the low hum of the CPU and case fans. Dragon Age 2 will occasionally stutter at ultra high graphic settings with the high resolution texture patch ( while it stutters much less than the console versions ). Had to drop back to high graphic settings with the high resolution texture patch to stay above 60fps. Was concerned about the heatsink cover at very first. It seemed to be a small loose but has not brought on any issues.

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Just buyed one so exited , to ALL the reviews i sawThis card is a must have for Quality-ValueYou want something nice for a nice gaming experience but not too pricy? then get thisIts cooled by 2 fan , you can overclock it more than that , that will be so much fun :)

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By chance my 450Watts worked, but I'm waiting for the delivery guy... the next order is... a new PSU! Grrr

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MSI did a really nice job with this card. The Twin Frozr II cooler keeps the card at very reasonable temperatures, and the card actually does overclock very nicely. It's very easy to clean the dust out of when are doing routine maintenance on your build, and the price is really nice on it.Definitely recommend it.

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Great card, only downside is the fans get a little bit loud when it gets into the 70C+ range. When my PC isn't in my room ( its 27-29C in my room ) it runs great and doesn't usually go above 63-65C.

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Mine seems to run a bit warmer than others I have heard of, idling now at 40C. Warm room / dual monitors / been on all day? Got enough fans in my case jeez... But yes, a great card, dominates Crysis 2 and SC2. Will like to see how it fares against BF3.

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Runs virtually any game I can throw at it max settings with respectable frame rates. Not even close to the room warming temps I've observed from cards in the past. Ideal investment I've made for my gaming pc to date. Can effortlessly be bottlenecked by an old cpu. This card talked me into upgrading mine. Not certain if it was my old cpu, or operating on pci-e revision 1.1, or both, but my efficiency tripled soon after upgrading to an i5 lynnfield. I don't see considerably reason to overclock this card a lot more, except for bragging rights in benchmarks. It does every thing really nicely.

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The card is a very good card for the value. As graphic cards go, at the moment it is near the top. However they are always advancing, and I am sure that this card will be able to run highquality graphics for my machine for at least a few more generations.VERY quiet. runs really well. good drivers.Ive had no problems

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-best gtx 560ti card on the market if you want a card that runs COOL and QUIET. -idles at 30-35c-runs underload at 50-55c.-highly recommend this card over any other 560ti.