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Comment from Wavey Davey
Time: September 13, 2011, 9:18 pm

10 of 10 people found the following review helpful:

SWEEEET a single video card with all the bells and whistles, Lifetime Warranty, All Good !!! July 2, 2011

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style = “clear: both;” /> class=”tiny” style=”margin-bottom:0.5em;”> This review is from: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 1024MB GDDR5 Ti Superclocked PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card – Lifetime Warranty 01G-P3-1563-AR (Electronics) This review will do a little technical, but things have not really heavy on technical nVidia Fermi, just some basic wizard with this particular card nVidia, and I hope you find all worthy of reading, I’ll try to make with some interesting practical applications of science which I speak.

First and foremost this is an EVGA video card and I can not say enough about the company EVGA, their technical support, and their place in the manufacturer’s championships at No. 1 and I think that it’s not even debatable, it is factual. With the only lifetime warranty in its class for this type of video card, video card EVGA 560Ti SuperClocked factory overclocked straight, but there is still room for activities at the summit even higher, I will describe in full in seconds. But first, some of these techno-babble that I hinted at earlier:

1) The 560 Ti series is the first video card EVGA / Nvidia to use the famous GF114 processor (GPU) chip, which is a completely new architecture with many new features

2) The CPU is cut GF114 40nm technology, which means it is lighter and smaller and able to achieve very high clock cycles because it is easier to stay cool, among other interesting features

3) With a bandwidth 137GB/sec, a 256-bit bus, 384 unified shaders, and 1024MB DDR5 VRAM (MLC memory to be precise), this card gives 30.7 Gigapixels for its pixel fill rate, and 61.4 GTexels for texture fill rate, on a 32 ROPs PCI-E x16 bus interface: all this means is that it is incredibly fast to a landscape rendering and game action is blindingly fast, and all you have to do is plug it in and give him a bus 16X PCI-E slot and you’re golden!

4) It supports DirectX 11.0/10.0/SM5.0 out of the box without drivers, and with 1.95 billion transistors is one of the video cards the most dense and compact in its construction base map of all Fermi nVidia cards at any price point

5) The SC 560 Ti is a “compact” form factor video card, so it fits in places where the large and cumbersome 12 “+ nVidia cards and more ATI video cards can not no hurry, so you get a lot of power to the video card in a small form factor of just under 11 inches, a very good thing for the Mini-ATX and smaller form factor manufacturers if

6) with clocks default base of Core 900Mhz, 1053Mhz memory, and 1800MHz shader clocks is one of the highest cards OEM clocked around, and with packaging and appropriate adjustment can be overclocked significantly, and OpenCL, CUDA, PhysX, and 5.0 are natively supported too DirectCompute

7) Despite the haute horlogerie, the SC 560Ti is a low voltage video card because it is efficient and can run on the CPU GF114 at very low power settings, including settings for overclocking 960/1920/2140Mhz 1.0370Volts tension is only charged to the GPU 100%
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utility video card accuracy or MSI Afterburner if you prefer that flavor Minder performance graphics card, it is possible to set the clocks significantly to achieving the clocks even higher performance for demanding game, PhysX and Folding @ Home workouts when time is the enemy and you only have so much of it to get a particular result. I use my Ti GTX 560 SC (SLI in my case, I have two of them) to clock above and using both 960/1920/2140Mhz cards for Folding @ Home, each with a work unit dedicated 24 / 7 365 days a year with excellent results!

My two video cards in a Core i7 970 CPU overclocked EVGA Classified E760-equipped computer is on average close to 20,000 points a day for my Folding @ Home effort, a situation better than I will! As I look right now, I type on the computer that is also my office and my media server and multimedia machine, with multiple large Areca RAID 1680IX-8 Bus Master RAID hardware – video cards are the crank FAHome two units of work now for 99% of CPU load for each card, and cards are at 73 degrees for the card # 1 and 69 degrees Celsius for Chart No. 2, stable as the rocks of Gibraltar. They did this same dance for almost seven months and counting, having commissioned in the first part of February 2011, and have not missed a day of work or play all the time, 100% time for these cards and my computer overclocked to 4.2Ghz, no less! Kuhl pretty, right?

I also play some games on this processor with Crysis 2 and BC2 are my favorites right now, and with the video cards in SLI I can get the settings just under 1000Mhz Core Clock and 2200MHz Memory Clock and play either of these games in high demand at 1080p on my Samsung 46 “LED LCD HDTV, which is connected to the computer through a mini-HDMI to HDMI switch off the chart No. 1 with a perfect resolution and amazing game! There is no end to the joy that my duo card can give me, as they are probably the best pair of video cards under $ 500 that exist, and I have a. .. ” A target = “_top”> Read more

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Comment from Mybad
Time: September 13, 2011, 10:13 pm

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:

EVGA GTX 560 IT , June 3, 2011

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class=”h3color tiny”> This review is from: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Superclocked 1024MB GDDR5 PCI Ti -Express 2.0 Graphics Card – Lifetime Warranty 01G-P3-1563-AR (Electronics) Very nice card. I have owned a few cards EVGA, and I am very happy with them. Running two GTX 560 IT, thanks to plows BC2 like butter. seems cold, stable and calm. Amazon is a great place to buy cards too … appeared in 3 days! after placing my order.

Edition **

Having two cards in a few days, I’m really impressed. In BC2 I use everything maxed, and get 100fps.

I had to use EVGA Precision to set a fan profile, and increase the fan speed. The fan draws automatically. My model is air cooled, and the cards in the game hit 70c. Idle about 30c. Happy with that!

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Comment from Cory B. Anderson “Tobra”
Time: September 13, 2011, 11:01 pm

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful:

power without the pricetag , April 29, 2011

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style =” clear: both; “/> class=”crVerifiedStripe”> Buy Amazon Verified ( What ) class=”h3color tiny”> This review is from: EVGA GeForce GTX 560 1024MB GDDR5 Ti Superclocked PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card – Lifetime Warranty 01G-P3-1563-AR (Electronics) As a player very picky, nicks, breaks, and framerate drops, means a lot to you. They haunt your life and can ruin an otherwise good experience in an alternate reality. The only drawback to this is that a good graphics card costs a pretty penny. When most people think of computers they see as an additional two hundred dollars an incredible amount of money (never raise the GTX 590), but that’s what this card, considered as an input card range by most, is at the cash. Is it useful?

For the price of performance is invaluable.

many players will probably say less fussy all their games it runs flawlessly. Again, for players picky, it’s not just that. I went from 450s to GTS SLI this card unique, and it surpasses them, but he missed a few (or more, depending on the game) to 1080p with Anti Aliasing and SSAO on full. However, all my games (even Dragon Age 2, now it is patched) running at or near acceptable 30 frames per second. In fact you actually get with this version Superclocked, a product that performs nearly as well as its $ 100 more than the 570, it usually falls within a range of 10%. It is a bonus card for the players of the budget. It will run and run well, most of all the games with stunning graphics. It is not the album that the GTX 590 is, but it does not cost $ 700 + either.

I highly recommend it and would even recommend SLI to outperform on the road (in theory) a GTX 580. Make sure your PSU can handle it. Many do not have the six pin connectors 2x.

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Comment from E. Knoblock
Time: September 13, 2011, 11:38 pm

12 of 13 people found the following review helpful:

works great! , October 2, 2009

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Comment from Rob
Time: September 14, 2011, 12:22 am

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful:

Radion 4350 Ok, but it’s a great budget video card , September 3, 2010

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class=”h3color tiny”> This review is from: MSI Radeon HD 4350 512 MB DDR2 PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card MD512H (Electronics) Radeon HD4350 is the budget. As a budget card, it runs great at lower resolution, but if you Crank It ( single display 1080p or higher) until you are left waiting. It do the job but if you are crunchy with great games and video rendering, it is not the card for you even if it is just the tool around and watch some media so it’s a good deal for the price. Good luck shopping

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Comment from A. V. Hernandez
Time: September 14, 2011, 12:53 am

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:

Excellent product , February 5, 2010

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class=”h3color tiny”> This review is from: MSI Radeon HD 4350 512 MB DDR2 PCI-Express 2.0 Graphics Card MD512H (Electronics) It installed in 5 minutes and worked perfectly. I use the HDMI output for running both audio and video to my entertainment center and image and sound is excellent. Fabulous product for the money.

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