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Product ReviewsASUS GeForce GTX560 Ti 448CORE Directcuii 732MHZ 1280MB 3.2GHZ GDDR5 HDMI DVIX2 DP PCI-E Video Card
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/13/12  |
Cons: Kind of an oddball card as a mix of older and newer technology. If I ever wanted to have dual video cards, I would need to use the exact same model, which may not be around much longer.
Pros: A powerful video card, no compatibility issues like I get with ATI cards |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/25/12 |
Cons: none
Pros: Great card, great price out performs any other 560. Amazing heatsink. Highly recommend. Comment:
Obviously anyone could poke fun at it's massive size but it is not like they are hiding the fact that it takes up 3 slots. If you want a smaller card go buy something else. For those that SLI, as long as you have a proper full size case and a good motherboard where the slots are far enough apart it should be fine. It comes with an extra long SLI cable. Honestly though the card rocks and I would rather have a larger heatsink which can easily handle overclocks or high performance games at low tempatures.It's a great deal for those that are looking at the 560s but cannot afford the 570s plus the 1.2gb of ram instead of the 1gb on the regular 560 is nice too. This card is a low binned 570 with disabled GF110 cores and really isn't a 560 in any way. It's a great find for those that know what to look for. |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/03/12 |
Cons: cant really be overclocked alot, size is ridiculous
Pros: uhm would have to say performance and cooling, runs like a 570 almost Comment:
this is a very good buy, if you were to buy 2 of them on sale, and then sli them they would be like a great 580 but for cheaper price. warning though this thing is HUGE, although i have to admit it does come with display port which is awesome and could be hooked up to a duel head thingy and get 4 monitors monitors if your willing to pay the price meh love it |
I haven't pushed this card very hard as it seems to be coasting along without generating much heat. I have not had a single error or bluescreen related to the video card since I bought my system 3 months ago. While this doesn't seem like much, my prior systems were constantly having troubles. The most obvious difference is that those systems were using ATI cards while this one is GeForce. Glad I went this way, but maybe should have got a straight GTX 560 or 570...