Gainward GTX 560 SE PPD

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Wanted to change the old 8800gt but didn't want to spend the earth so went for a Gainward 560se which cost around £80 (after cashback)

Stock clocks are 736/1472/1914, on a 8010wu its pulling 10,843.2 PPD

Now with a abit of oc (825/1650/1975) i was seeing 11,981.4 PPD

Just for comparison my GTX 460 which is clocked at 715/1430/1800 is pulling 12,608.4 PPD on the same wu.

If i can get another 3k ppd out of it i'll be happy

 

[yassarikhan786]

The 560 should be pulling at least 13K I would have thought.

 

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Its an SE with only 288 shaders

 

[yassarikhan786]

Oh right, I missed that

 

[SOA_RRU]

Ya the SE aka S***** Edition isn't actually to bad on ppd really :lol:

 

[yassarikhan786]

Yeah they are priced very fairly as well. With 4 of these I would be paying less than I paid for my 580 and would be producing 13k + more PPD.

 

[Pickster]

Wanted to change the old 8800gt but didn't want to spend the earth so went for a Gainward 560se which cost around £80 (after cashback)

Stock clocks are 736/1472/1914, on a 8010wu its pulling 10,843.2 PPD

Now with a abit of oc (825/1650/1975) i was seeing 11,981.4 PPD

Just for comparison my GTX 460 which is clocked at 715/1430/1800 is pulling 12,608.4 PPD on the same wu.

If i can get another 3k ppd out of it i'll be happy

I think You would be very lucky to get another 3k PPD but you should be able to hit 900mhz on the core fairly easily, you might need a vcore bump. That should take you to around 13k.

 

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I'll post back with full results when i get time....just in the middle of trying to find the best options for a new £500-£1000 folding rig