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EVGA GTX 560 Ti with 448 Cores Review (Hardware)

Posted by Jeff Lindsey (Piso_mojado), 34 days ago

GeForce GTX 560 Ti with 448 Cores 3D Experience

The GTX 560 Ti 448 Core card performed fantastically when rendering 3D. When playing Batman Arkham Asylum and Arkham City the graphics were amazing. Geforce GTX 560 Ti 448 core plugs

With the standard 560 Ti, I had to makes sure that use the setting that Nvidia recommended exactly and I must say that they hit the nail on the head. The slightest increase to any setting would cause unbearable lag. However, with the 448 Core edition I was able to substantially increase my setting without the slightest graphic hesitation.

Conclusion

I should mention that current owners of the 560 Ti do not need to get confused. This card has a different core count and cannot be used in SLI with a lesser card so don’t try to link this card to your existing one.GDN Gold award

But that aside, the 448 Core GTX 560 Ti exceeded every expectation. With more raw power and an insane amount of overclocking done from factory, this card will not let you down. Plus with a purchase price that is marginally lower than the GTX 580, a beastly 3-Way SLI setup is within your grasp without breaking the bank. I will most definitely be picking up another one of these video cards when they hit the market.

 Our Rating for EVGA GTX 560 Ti with 448 Cores Review (Hardware)
7.0
Style (look/feel)
Not as pretty as some other cards, but sleek and streamlined to leave you with a little bit of eye candy in your PC window.
9.0
Functionality (what it does/doesn't do)
Exceeded every expectation I had of it and handled anything I could throw at it with ease.
9.0
Value (worth the cost vs. competition)
High-end performance at mid-range price and one of the cheaper Tri-SLI solutions.
9.0
Customer Support
EVGA stands behind their product with a 3 year warranty and provides the software and support you need.
0.0
Usability (comfort, usefulness, installation)
N/A
9.0
Overall
This card is definitely the route to go if you want quality performance, a reliable architecture and don�t want to sell a kidney to be able to afford it.

Rating: 4.0, votes: 12
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