900 MHz GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 560 Ti priced
A week after the announcement of the GF114-based GeForce GTX 560 Ti, stores are already starting to refuel with the novelty, so we know more about prices.
More specifically, the news is about a certain GTX 560 from GIGABYTE that offers higher-than-factory clock speeds as well as custom cooling (WindForce 2 ×).
The card contains 384 CUDA cores, the GPU works at 900 MHz (822 MHz is the reference clock), the shaders work at 1800 MHz (1644 MHz ref.), 256 GB GDDR1 VRAM is connected to the 5-bit memory controller, set to 4000 MHz - this is no different from the recommendation. The line of outputs consists of two dual DVI and mini HDMI outputs, the model is of course DirectX 11, OpenGL 4.1, 2-way SLI, 3D Vision, CUDA and PhysX compatible.
The tuned GTX 560 Ti hit the head in a Chinese store with a price tag of 1899 yuan (= ~ 288 dollars = ~ 58 HUF), but on the start day it will probably be a little cheaper to buy.
The other news is that GIGABYTE is also coming with a SOC (Super OverClock) version, this GeForce GTX 560 Ti embosses with 1000 MHz / 2000 MHz (GPU / shader) and 4580 MHz (GDDR5) clock signals, which is very remarkable data.
Best of all, we have a promise that the GeForce GTX 560 Ti Super OverClock will arrive on Wednesday, so we hope to be able to provide a lot of specifics about the new Titanium GeForce soon!
