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Some may remember Nvidia first using "Ti" on the GeForce 2 cards until its
demise on their 4th generations of graphics cards. Representing Titanium,
the cards boasting the moniker were renowned to be popular, hence Nvidia
bringing the name back. The GTX560 is set to succeed the GTX460 but not
replace it based on their differing price points. At $249/£200, it is meant
to fit in between AMD's HD6870 and HD6950. Another benefit of the GTX560
over the GTX460 is the lack of confusion regarding its memory framebuffer at
a set 1GB and more importantly, its clock speeds are 822MHz on the core and
4000MHz on the memory, a welcomed boost to consumers. Another impressive
feat has been Nvidia's ability to fit the card's improved performance in a
similar power envelope as the GTX460. Its TDP is a mere 10W higher than the
latter, highlighting the GTX560's efficiency. This particular card by Inno3D
has been overclocked to its limit out of the box, testament to the brand's
confidence in the card. Set at 950/4300MHz, it is one of the highest clocked
GTX560s on the market and Inno3D have stuck to the reference cooler for its
purposes.


http://www.vortez.net/review.php?id=320

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