My EVGA GTX 460 labeled a GTX 560ti

[Hathaway]

After taking apart my PC to try to resolve a booting error as a result of installing new RAM (thread here), I noticed a label on my graphics card suggesting that I remove the protective film before use, and as I was trying to peel it back I noticed that there was another graphic underneath the original. As I started tearing more of it away I noticed that it had the 560ti graphic underneath.
Anyone heard of this occurring?
The PC does register it as a GTX 460 and I have it in sli successfully with another older GTX 460, so I assume this was some weird labeling issue.

PICTURE:
http://img535.imageshack.us/img535/2151/evgaf.png

 

[Neil79]

Most likely the cooler was going on or from a 560Ti but ended up on a 460 instead

or said person at said factory put the wrong bloody sticker on

 

[Orcvader]

Poor card doesn't know what card it is...

 

[Gregster]

Maybe it is a "Cut and Shut"

Dell Trotter sell you it?

j/k

 

[Hathaway]

Maybe it is a "Cut and Shut"

Dell Trotter sell you it?

j/k

Haha, not unless he works at OcUK now.
Doesn't bother me, just thought it was unusual, but yea I guess the cooler design is the same and someone got em mixed up or they just had it ready and restickied it on the spot.

 

[xsistor]

I think this is what they call hubris