Asus GeForce GTX560Ti 448 cores 1280MB Graphics Card £129.78 Delivered @ Misco
Even Cheaper Now, Damn Good Price for this!!
ASUS is proud to introduce the new ASUS ENGTX560Ti448 DC2 to all our users. Using the unique ASUS DirectCU II Cooler the airflow is doubled and the noise level is greatly reduced by using flattened copper heat pipes which directly contact the GPU core to speed up heat dissipation for a 20%* cooler performance compared to reference. Keeping the card temperatures low also results in quieter operations thanks to reduced fan speeds!
The card also boasts Super Alloy Power which can create a 15% performance increase, 2.5 longer product life span and a 35?C cooler operation. In addition to this, the engine clock runs at a staggering 732MHz, allowing users to enjoy high speed and an unprecedented gaming experience. Super Alloy Power is a special blend of elements formed using an ASUS exclusive formula, under extreme pressure and temperatures. The metals are highly-magnetic, heat-resistant and anti-corrosive used to reduce power loss, enhance durability and achieve cooler operation.
Super Hybrid Engine is an intelligent power consumption optimizer that switches between high- and low-intensity power profiles in real-time. This in turn can provide up to 15% improved performance. Furthermore the GTX560TI448 DC2 offers a SAP CAP; this is back-to-back with the GPU to provide most efficient power supply for increased stable overclocking of up to 28%.
With exclusive GPU Tweak technology also being a key feature of this product, the ENGTX560Ti448 DC2 covers users for every possible over-clocking and over-volting scenario.
All Comments (118)
Jump to unread Post a CommentEdited By: whw on Jun 25, 2012 22:48
This would be a very big upgrade over a 5770, yes?
Don't forget 3.53% TCB as well, works out at about £3.68. Every little helps!
Edited By: Madafwo on Jun 25, 2012 23:04: Couldn't justify a second post
This would be a very big upgrade over a 5770, yes?
Well it is just another upgraded version of the TI which came out at roughly the same time. But you have to be careful because it takes up 3 pci slots. Which is why I went for the standard one for SLI
If you use adobe suite, this thing will be worth every penny, you can mod suite to use any GTX card with a gb of ram to use cuda as its video renderer, will RIP through rendering times.
just google modding premiere for cuda.
Even for one card, bare in mind how BIG these things are and while they idle at 40c when they hit 65+ which is normal all the heat leaks into the case you need some major exhaust.
Great cards though this is essentially the 660 and at £130 nvidia will clean up. :)
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