EVGA GeForce GTX560 Ti 448 Cores CLASSIFIED 1280 MB GDDR5, Dual-DualLink DVI, HDMI, DisplayPort, SLI Graphics Cards 012-P3-2068-KR

The card is GREAT, Performs almost as good as a GTX 570 (5% - 6% in performance).

And performs BETTER than a GTX 570 if you overclock it.

Battlefield 3 on Ultra settings (Everything max) will run in about 42 - 57 fps. Turn AA off and you will get 55+ (Ultra) on high it will run above 60+ FPS always.

Since I haven't used the card that much I will list the Cons and Pros so far..

Pros:

-Clocked at 797mhz instead of 750mhz from MSI and 765mhz from Zotac.

-Looks Great!

-EVGA logo on card has a white led so it look's good if you have a case with a side window.

-Comes with a awesome case badge.

Cons:

-Big card. (Not to me but it is for a lot of people)

-Hard to SLI in the future since it may disappear after a while..

Conclusion:

It is a great card for the price, I would give it a solid 9/10.

My eVGA nVidia GeForce 7800 GTX 512, once an OEM-only benchmark smoking $750+ (in 2005 dollars :) ) graphics card, has finally reached the point where new games aren't playable at all, and new, entry-level cards are beginning to outrun it. It's only taken 6 years. :D

If you are looking at this product, you are likely aware that the only thing it shares with the GTX560 Ti is the name. The rest of the hardware is a 570 with one additional multiprocessor disabled (possibly 570 chips with a core that didn't pass muster). Great reviews of the underlying hardware are available from all the normal hardware testing sites, so I'll focus on the eVGA and Classified portion of this card.

I have dealt with eVGA hardware personally and professionally for going on six years now, and can find nothing bad to say about the company. Which is remarkable, coming from me. You get the feeling, owning their products, that they make the kind of products they themselves would like to...Read more

I've been wanting a new video card to replace my aging nvidia 8800GT that has served me well for many years now. After reviewing dozens of cards, I took a chance on this GTX560 as a worthy replacement candidate. So far it has met all my expectations.

Before buying a new graphics card, my concerns were the basics for items such as stability, reliability, performance, and noise. Several of these items I could only gauge based on reviews and feedback from others. I'll address each of these items to the best of my knowledge and experience with the 560Ti 448 Core so far.

Stability: This card has been rock solid since the moment I've installed it. I've not yet encountered any strange problems in games. The most noteworthy item I've encountered is that Steam warns me that my card was not identifiable in their database or that I may not be running the latest video drivers. I believe this has to do with the 448 core release. I'm currently still using the graphics...Read more