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GTX560 PCB and reference cooler pictures

bobert50 said:
What sort of gain should one expect on one of these overclocked from an overclocked 460 ? just curious really!

20% difference? or less?
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They are 336 > 384 shaders, and the GTX 560 has reportedly been clocked up to 1065 Mhz, with Gigabyte planning a stock 1 Ghz version.

20% is probably around the right number.

The card that reached 1065 Mhz did so on 1150 mv, my 460s only reach 925 Mhz with that much voltage.

I'm going to try very hard NOT to upgrade now though, as I found out that 28 nm die shrinks are due out in Q4, and the GTX 460 is perfectly capable up until then.
 
http://www.tcmagazine.com/tcm/news/...o-custom-overclocked-geforce-gtx-560-ti-cards

Galaxy releasing two custom, overclocked GeForce GTX 560 Ti cards
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Written by Cristian, 22 January 2011 - 03:57

KFA2 brand owner Galaxy Microsystems is ready for the GeForce GTX 560 Ti launch with not one but two custom-cooled and factory-overclocked cards based on Nvidia's GF114 GPU, the GTX 560 Ti GC Version and the GTX 560 Ti White Edition.

Seen below, the GC model makes use of a dual-slot cooler with two 90mm fans and three copper heatpipes, has GPU and shader clocks of 835 MHz (822 MHz stock) and 1670 MHz, respectively, and 1GB of GDDR5 memory at 4000 MHz.

As for the White Edition, it features a single fan/quad-heatpipe cooler, a white PCB, digital PWM, a 6-pin and an 8-pin power connector (regular GTX 560s have two 6-pin plugs), and comes with GPU/memory clocks of 950/4400 MHz. Both cards have 384 CUDA Cores, a 256-bit memory interface, and (at least) dual-DVI and HDMI outputs. Officially, their launch day will be January 25th.

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oh dear..seems my wallet crying again LOL bhaw-you still gonna try very hard not to upgrade?even to those Galaxy & KFA custom versions? :D
 
Mario said:
oh dear..seems my wallet crying again LOL bhaw-you still gonna try very hard not to upgrade?even to those Galaxy & KFA custom versions? :D
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Well I dont like those ones, but I like the MSI Hawk ones for sure.

I will be trying not to, but I doubt I will succeed :(
 
Thinks.... hmmm, I got my 460 for £118, and it's a proven clocker... could I make my money back and step up to a 560... is there any point...? This GTX460 would then be the shortest-lived gfx upgrade I'll ever have done. Silly short-lived really...

Decisions, decisions... and damn upgraditis.
 
Wonder if any sites will have reviews up today, or are they bound by NDAs til release day? Either way, not long now!
 
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are these cards going to be listed tonight ?? i cant wait no longer .

have put off upgrading for so long now my trusty old 9800gtx+ sli need replacing . 2 years is the longest time i have had a graphics card . and they have served me well .
 
sniperone said:
are these cards going to be listed tonight ?? i cant wait no longer .

have put off upgrading for so long now my trusty old 9800gtx+ sli need replacing . 2 years is the longest time i have had a graphics card . and they have served me well .
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Same, i've been running an 8800GTS for 3 years and putting everything off but i'm glad i've waited as one of these will fit my needs of powering a single 1080p monitor perfectly
 
just hope they come in at a good price . seen the cards listed on a u.s site at $250.00 dollars . not shure how that will convert to british sterling . but 200 pound sounds about right .
 
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