GeForce GTX 560 (SLI) reviews - 4 articles

news · May 17, 2011

NVIDIA launches the GeForce GTX 560 today, not to confuse with the

GTX 560 Ti model. Guru3D.com published a fourfold of reviews covering

three AIC graphics cards and an additional SLI performance article.

Here is an overview of the articles published:

GeForce GTX 560 SLI tested

Things get more interesting when you combine two cards that offer

nice performance at an affordable price, we think that the GeForce

GTX 560 might be a perfect match for SLI in combination with current

generation processors.

Palit GeForce GTX 560 Sonic Platinum review

NVIDIA has been readying a new SKU based on the GF114 GPU: the

GeForce GTX 560, yes correct without that 'Ti' extension, it's being

released to compete with AMD's Radeon HD 6790 and 6850 series

primarily. The GeForce GTX 560 we review comes from Palit, of course

they send in their Palit GTX560 Sonic Platinum which offers about 10%

performance higher than the non-OC GTX560 straight from the box.

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MSI GeForce GTX 560 Twin Frozer II review

The GeForce GTX 560 we'll review in this article comes from MSI, of

course they send in their MSI GTX560 Twin Frozer II (OC version)

which offers better performance higher than the non-OC GTX560 right

out of the the box. MSI applies a custom PCB, all dark, factory

overclocks the product and adds the Twin Frozer revision II cooler.

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ECS GeForce GTX 560

Out of the three products GTX 560 tested today here on Guru3D.com

this ECS one is reference clocked, has a reference design and a

reference cooler. So this product will be the baseline performance

product. Now that does not mean a sober product contrary, baseline

performance is pretty good for the money. And next to that, we all

know you'll gain the most from the less expensive products one you go

and tweak them.

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