murphy7801
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Intel sign 1.7 billion dollar contract with nvidia so they can share tech so wouldn't think to hard on that.
OC3D Review Nvidia GTX560 Ti
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Intel sign 1.7 billion dollar contract with nvidia so they can share tech so wouldn't think to hard on that.
xenochrophis
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I'm buying a pair
Patents, not technology.
murphy7801
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Yer well what mean is the future is to certain and companies will do all sorts of deals.
But air also means something like the Arctic Cooling Accelero Extreme, but still bordering 1.2GHz, now that is a golden chip.
GTX 560 Videos now added to the main review. Apologies for the delay, we were having major YT issues yesterday
ah yes of course i had forgot aboout agter market cooling,altho i doubt there is one out yet?
Rastalovich
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I'm still curious how the 6970 oc performs effectively lower than the standard version in the crysis?? comparison.
There's a bit of fun to be had with these cards. I'd not view them with the intention of sli'ing them, although you obviously can, as they're in the wrong end of the market (similarly my thoughts to xfiring the mid range AMD cards). Double the bucks can be put towards a better single card option, without any anti-synthetic drawbacks, imo.
It doesn't really matter, but saying this over and over isn't going to make it true. These underperformers broke all the records of the time. And were tamed by enthusiasts, post the review samples.
It's a nice little cooler the 560 ended up with. Tidy little package.
There's a bit of fun to be had with these cards. I'd not view them with the intention of sli'ing them, although you obviously can, as they're in the wrong end of the market (similarly my thoughts to xfiring the mid range AMD cards). Double the bucks can be put towards a better single card option, without any anti-synthetic drawbacks, imo.
It doesn't really matter, but saying this over and over isn't going to make it true. These underperformers broke all the records of the time. And were tamed by enthusiasts, post the review samples.
It's a nice little cooler the 560 ended up with. Tidy little package.
murphy7801
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Even if they do the gtx 560 ti beats it also and you can get a msi freezer version of the card or a gigabyte oc to 900mhz already for £200 so they have to drop the 6950 to what £180 to make it competitive which in turn they have to drop the 6870 to even lower which I don't see happening.
They will actually have to cut the price so the performance lines up, not in synthetic benchmarks, but also in gaming benchmarks, so a 6970 needs to drop down to a price that's comparable with a 560 if they want remain competitive.
murphy7801
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Agreed Nvidia have become very aggressive and secretive but seems to be paying off. Wonder what the 530 going to be like if this is they way things are going 180 cuda cores at 1 ghz nvidia factory standards lol.
The PCB layout between the MSI GTX460 Hawk and MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozer II, is virtually identical save for a few voltage tweaks that can be found on the 460 Hawk, which means the Twin Frozer ISN'T a Hawk/Lightning edition card, just has the same cooler. But since these two cards have very similar PCB layouts, I'm gonna take a stab that a GTX460 compatible cooler will work on the GTX560.
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