EVGA 560Ti 448 core classified

[McGill2009]

hi there,

i have one of these cards shown in the pic below

ive been looking around to see if i can get another so i canrun them in SLI, however im finding it hard getting places that stock it, was this card a limited number available or have they stopped making them?

any help would be appreciated

Niall

 

[tinytomlogan]

Bit old now matey and they didnt produce many either...... Doubt many decent shops will have them still

 

[McGill2009]

As i feared

Anything you'd recommend?

 

[iBeInspire]

If it was me, I'd have a look at eBay or maybe gumtree and see if anyone selling a used one, probably you're only shot TBH ~

 

[dragoonk]

If you can't find them new, go second hand. I am sure you will find one on ebay. Mine is 5 years old and I can still find a bunch of them just like it on ebay.

 

[seumasbeathan]

Just get a different 560ti 448 core

 

[Christoi]

^^What he said.

With SLI, it's only important to have the same GPU, so it's fine if the actual card is different. You just need to make sure that they are both clocked at the same frequencies and it'll be fine. The seems to be one available at overclockers.

 

[Noz_God]

^^^^^^^ and same memory size. Clocks dont matter

 

[PittPyro]

here:

http://www.amazon.com/EVGA-CLASSIFIED-Dual-DualLink-DisplayPort-012-P3-2068-KR/dp/B0069RZ01C

 

[PittPyro]

well, guess that isn't going to help you much seeing how you are in Ireland...lol...sorry

 

[airdeano]

ive got two spare heatsink and fan shrouds for the 448 "red stripe" from a build
9 months ago... was a deffo nightmare to watercool those cards.. they seemed to
have a warm streak like the ivey platform, so high "controlable" just that notch higher
and cooking bacon with 'em.. but its sorted and client is toodles and happy.

airdeano

 

[castleite]

correct me if im wrong, but isnt the 448 edition card just a down-clocked 570?, if this is the case then in theory you should be able to sli with a 570, don't quote me on this though im going out on a whim here

 

[airdeano]

correct me if im wrong, but isnt the 448 edition card just a down-clocked 570?, if this is the case then in theory you should be able to sli with a 570, don't quote me on this though im going out on a whim here

correct, the 448 build used two 570 GPU blocks...

dunna know about SLI feature. the 448 is powerful to 570 specs, but short
in some regards to GFLOPS, CUDA cores and other criteria. same GPU core.
but i wouldnt pair them together with a strap and expect smooth sailing.

airdeano

 

[rumblejack101]

What country is this needed for Niall?
Was this card a cut down gtx570? anyone

 

[airdeano]

i think it was a binned 570 that couldn't cut the bar without BIOS tweaking.
it scores pretty well over a stock 570 but not a dup 570 for SLI.

airdeano

 

[Christoi]

Was this card a cut down gtx570? anyone

Pretty much. It's based off the GK110 chip like the 570 and 580, but it has two SMX units disabled compared to the single disabled unit of the 570.

Whether you could run it in SLI with a 570, I honestly have no idea.