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

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Replaced a dead 8800gt I need to have completed it long ahead of now. Can't believe the boost in performance, feels like I built a brand new comp. Dual screens, Wow maxed 60 fps, streaming HD on the other it doesn’t even stutter. Definitely not significantly longer than the old card. Quieter than the 8800 and I’ve in no way observed temps above 41° C Makes me want to upgrade the rest of my componets E8500멀i/Corsair XMS2 4gb/Antec 900/Corsair 620w/Samsung 22" & 24"

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Idle at 28cLoad is at 50-60Im happy with it, but somehow expected a better overall product.

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Bought this card in anticipation for 2011 and the crop of incredible DX11 capable games slated to come out. I can't say sufficient superior factors about this GPU. Seriously. The Twin Frozr II style is the greatest thing to happen to GPU cooling in a lengthy time. Runs cool, has handled virtually every thing I've thrown at it. Overclocked the core clock to 1MHz, with practically negligible heat and noise increases, and I didn't even have to enhance voltage. When you get an typical of 40FPS in Metro 2033 at 1080x1920 res, and every single setting as high as it will go, you know your graphics card is the stuff of legends. Will be acquiring another one to array in SLI as soon as achievable. (Bi-bi-winning?) Has yet to attract any beautiful ladies, but then, I believe I might have imagined that getting component of the product specs...Also, it refused, despite repeated and plaintive requests, to cook me a hot, Mediterranean-style breakfast. Runs Solitaire at a whopping 3400FPS.

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Extremely quiet and cool temps, runs crysis two full settings at close to 60fps Dragon Age 2 DX11 runs Much WORSE on this card than it did on my old radeon 4870. Civilization V is totally unplayable, nice and smooth at initial but then screen begins to flicker an ultimately the monitor blanks out and the screen goes blank. I've tried just about every combination of drivers and over/underclocks to fix this and absolutely nothing works. I am convinced I got a poor card. Sending this one back and trying a replacement card. Truly bummed I got a lemon, definitely like this card but I can't give it a high score with all the headaches it's given me.

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- Idles anywhere from 26C to 30C depending on the weather lol- Load temps never ever exceed 61C, I'm OC'ed to 935MHz on the core- Great performance, maxing out every single game at 1080p. - Small pricey compared to other 560 Ti's but the cooler is worth it IMO AMD's 6950 are a close competitor at this price range, either card puts out fantastic performance although.AMD Phenom II x3 720 BE (unlocked 4th core) OC @ 3.2GHzTHIS CARD @ 935MHz4GB G.skill Ripjaws DDR3-1333 RAM

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Overall, great card for those who are on a budget and need to upgrade their old graphics card.

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-Will run anything you throw at it without having trouble.-Fan is quiet at default speed. Have not tried turning it up for overclocking although.-Runs cool in a nicely ventilated case.-Surprisingly brief for the amount of performance you get. Still not tiny though. -Isn't going to run Metro 2033 on Quite High with 16xAA smoothly. (WILL run it at playable frame rates if you tinker with those settings, and overclocking just a bit though.) I am astonished at the quantity of performance my computer has now thanks to this card alone. It is the 1st new component in my develop I'm presently working on. I am running this card with an old AMD X2 and 1.5 gb of ANCIENT DDR 333 ram from like... eight years ago. Crysis runs with every little thing turned up on DX9 at 30-40 fps. I'd envision it would be higher with better processor and ram. Runs 35 degrees Idle and 55 degrees load. Never went over 56 degrees in Furmark in my case. Now if you will excuse me, I have a backlog of new games to play on Steam, considering that I haven't had decent framerates since... what was just before NWN2.

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this card will play most modern games at 1080p well.

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Runs so good and cool, just picked myself up a second one for SLI. Overclocked to 900mhz and temp has only reached to 61 degrees celsius. None so far. I rock men and women so challenging in Black Ops with this card. Headshots all day!!!

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runs all of my games on max graphics, it's quiet and runs very cool. I love this card. Definitely recommend this card.

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great value for the price. Got it for 205 before rebates. Runs all the current games on high. Overclocks nicely. Highly recommended.

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This 560 is a worthy successor to MSI's 460 twin Frozr. The custom cooling solution is quiet and gives the card a large overclocking headroom over the default overclocked speeds. I got mine up to 980 MHz with no problems using MSI's afterburner software

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I have 2 of these in sli and it is pretty great. Only one of these run all game at max setting with like 63 degrees full load. My temps in my sli are 75 and 67 degrees full load so its very awesome. When i had only one, i oc'ed to 955/1910/2160 and everything was stable. Since i have SLI i set the original frequency.

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Very good modern video card for it's price. I've always been a fan of the twin frozr cooler design and i'm amazed by it's performance.

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Cost Every thing else. Got the card. Installed the included drivers. Crashed twice the very first night. Went to the nVidia web site and discovered that the included drivers were a greater version than the ones on the internet site. Downloaded driver from web page and performed a clean install. Card continued to crash. Referred to as Newegg for RMA. Replaced a GTX280 with this card as an upgrade. When the 560 did work I saw no improvement in performance over the 280. Believe I'm just going to stick with the old card for now.

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runs bad company 2 on max everything and i got 60fps most of the time...i got try other games now, oh ya, probably gonna sli it later after price drop

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I read many reviews about these, with people claiming they can get 950 Mhz or more out of these. I have 2 of these in SLI and the best I can get is 920 Mhz. It's not really a negative since they are already factory OC'd so you can't really complain on another 40 Mhz extra.I guess I was just hoping for even more.Still get 9000 3dmarks11 in 720P performance test, meaning it will play anything I throw at them.I would highly recommend these. Just make sure you have a case with good cooling as the coolers work really well and generate a lot of heat inside your case.

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Got this to replace a Radeon HD 5770 that would constantly have driver crashes and cause blue screens non stop. This card works wonderfully, runs every game I throw at it perfectly with 30+fps at 1920x1080 resolution. Most games are running around 60fps. Was apprehensive about switching back to nvidia but this is the second card Ive had over 15 years and its the second card that Ive NEVER had any issues with. Only issue I have is with the Mini HDMI port. Its placement interferes with my case and their adapter wouldnt fit without some modding but still works great. Overall amazing card, would definitely consider a second for SLI in the future.

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I game with a resolution of 1440x900 and this card allows me to have, at the very least, a guaranteed anti-aliasing level of 4x with 2x level of super sampling.My only gripe with this card is that I thought that with all of the focus going to multi-monitor gaming or 3d gaming that this card would be able to go 8/16x AA and 4/8x super sampling on any of the latest games. It doesn't, but its really not a problem either as I can remove my jaggies without going up that high.

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I initially planned on buying the reference MSI GTX 570, but there were some issues with the VRM. Instead, I purchased the MSI GTX 560Ti and I am happy with it overall. I currently have my card overclocked at 965/1930/2350 at stock voltage. A 1Ghz core overclock is achievable with voltage increase but the temperature and power consumption also increase dramatically. Performance gain from overclocking is not linear and as a result I didn't notice much improvement with a 1Ghz OC over my current OC (about 1-2%). However, my current OC compared to the stock MSI OC gives me about an 18% performance improvement.

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Great video card runs everything I played at highest settings and runs at a good temp without being loud. Some of the games I have tryed include Just Cause 2, Mafia 2, Left4dead 2, Bad Company 2. Think I will have this one for a while as I believe it will have no problem with any game that will come out in the next few years and I still have not over clocked it. At the time I bought this nobody could beat NCIX's price!

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Would recommend this card to any gamer, all of them in fact, if you have deep pockets go for the 570 obviously, but the 560 ti pulls its weight with no problem (get this instead of the 550, just save up a couple more weeks, very worth it.) Better than the 580 or 590 imo because its cheaper to basically go SLI with it, and would be easier just to wait for new gtx 6xx series to be released anyways.Like I said, this thing is absurd in SLI, no regrets.

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MSI RMA isn't the best. They have status page that doesn't update, so I had a hard time to pin point the status of it through phone. Got a new one after 2 weeks. So far so good, going on 2nd week with second card.

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This video card is a very very good card to get. It plays all the game I own easily. Replaced my GTX280 that died and couldnt RMA since BFG is gone.Now this 560Ti did die but MSI replaced it in under 5 business day from canada to canada.Very satisfied even though I had a small bump.Took a star off because of RMA but its not because MSI made it cheap, on the contrary the video card stays low temps and is very quiet.

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The 560 in my experience so far was well worth the upgrade from my old GT 9800. Games look visually stunning, currently playing Witcher 2, and RIFT and I can say RIFT looks amazing on the 560. The added free gifts were nice, but made no difference in my purchase decision. The fans on the card are very quiet, and I can't hear them even when it’s quiet. All I can say if you need an upgrade buy one of these bad boys.