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NVIDIA GTX 460 can be likened to a unit “Hunter” on the RTS game (Real Time Strategy). Now, the “Hunter” comes back with titanium armor that makes it more powerful and deadly that materialized in the NVIDIA GTX
560 Ti.
Titanium. It’s a lightweight, yet relatively strong metal that conjures up images of sleek airplanes or powerful spacecraft. It’s used in a multitude of different machines and tools, from the Boeing 777 to surgical implants, where high tensile strength, low weight, and strong resistance to corrosion and high temperatures are desired. To us computer geeks though, Titanium, or more specifically its chemical symbol ‘Ti’, takes us back almost a decade to the release of NVIDIA’s GeForce 4 Ti series of graphics cards with its whopping 128MB frame buffers and the flagship Ti 4600 model’s impressive 10.4GB/s of memory bandwidth. Wow, time sure flies when you’re evaluating graphics cards.
560 Ti.
Titanium. It’s a lightweight, yet relatively strong metal that conjures up images of sleek airplanes or powerful spacecraft. It’s used in a multitude of different machines and tools, from the Boeing 777 to surgical implants, where high tensile strength, low weight, and strong resistance to corrosion and high temperatures are desired. To us computer geeks though, Titanium, or more specifically its chemical symbol ‘Ti’, takes us back almost a decade to the release of NVIDIA’s GeForce 4 Ti series of graphics cards with its whopping 128MB frame buffers and the flagship Ti 4600 model’s impressive 10.4GB/s of memory bandwidth. Wow, time sure flies when you’re evaluating graphics cards.
Looking back: NVIDIA GTX 460Couple months ago in July of 2010, NVIDIA GTX 460 was introduced to the market. NVIDIA GTX 460 is targeted as a “sweet spot” graphics card for computer gamers with the price range of $ 200. NVIDIA GTX 460 was released in two versions, 768MB version is priced at $ 199 and 1GB version is priced at $ 229. The price offered is quite interesting because NVIDIA GTX 460 offers a higher performance (especially in applications / games based on DirectX 11) and features gaming graphics card more than its competitors. In addition to the reference version, some manufacturers also released the NVIDIA GTX 460 overclocked version with the core clocked at over 800 MHz. NVIDIA GTX 460 reference has a core clock of 675 MHz.
NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti: Attract More Interesting
Continuing the success of NVIDIA GTX 460, on January 25, 2011, then, NVIDIA introduced the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti and re-targeted as a “sweet spot” graphics card for computer gamers. Higher performance
than the NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB and $ 249 price makes the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti has a price / performance is very interesting for now. NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti seems to be the reason and the choice for you (the user
/ gamer computer) to upgrade the graphics card. In fact, with the SLI feature, two NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti could exceed the performance of high-end graphics card, even with the price class of high-end graphics
card.
NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti: Optimization Best For Higher Performance
Like the other 500 NVIDIA GTX series, NVIDIA perform transistor-level optimization through the chipset NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti. Optimization of this makes the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti have higher performance but
still has a lower power consumption. NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti equipped for 822 MHz core clock, shader clock of 1644 MHz, memory clock of 4008 MHz, and CUDA Cores (Stream Processor) 384 units. With such specifications, the NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti has a 33% faster performance than the NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB. Not only that, the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti also has a performance / Watt 21% better than the NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB.
NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti vs NVIDIA GTX 460 1GB
The graph above compares the performance of Ti 1GB NVIDIA GTX 560
NVIDIA GTX 460 with 1GB on game days. From the table shows the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti has better performance.
NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti: Better Compared to competitors?
NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti which has a price of $ 249 graphics card certainly has a few competitors at this price level and one of them is the AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB.
The graph above shows the comparison of performance and performance / Watt NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti against AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB at various games of today is based on technology DirectX 9, DirectX 10 and DirectX 11.
NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti has the performance and performance / Watt better than AMD Radeon HD 6870 1GB. NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti also has higher performance than competing graphics cards that cost more, AMD’s Radeon
HD 6950.
NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti offers a roomy space for the overclockers to experiment with this graphics card. In fact, for overclockers who do overclocking with extreme cooling such as liquid nitrogen, they can boost the clock NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti until the numbers can not be imagined.
DirectX 11 games
If you see a growing trend, computer games based on DirectX 11 technology will be more numerous and diverse. The use of technology on DirectX 11 games will make appearances on game graphics becoming more
beautiful and getting closer to reality. To enjoy all of that is certainly needed high-performance graphics card that supports DirectX 11 technology.
With the trend of computer games like this, the needs of gamers to the graphics cards DirectX 11 technology will further increase. Graphics card firm and carry the latest technology is usually synonymous with
expensive price. However, gamers do not need to spend in deeply to have a fast graphics card and support the latest technology. NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti with the price / performance and performance / Watt the
best today, will seem to realize the dream of computer gamers to have a high-performance graphics cards and carry the latest technology with a friendly price.
Year 2011 is the Year of DirectX 11
Based on the survey, 84% of gamers were not upgraded their graphics card with DirectX 11 graphics card. The survey results were consistent with data showing that usually new computer gamers will upgrade their
graphics card after three years.
Three years ago, in October 2007, NVIDIA 8800/9800 GT with price range $ 199 – $ 249, a graphics card with the price / performance was the best. Three years later returned to continue the tradition with NVIDIA
graphics cards released in this price segment with the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti.
The transition from NVIDIA 8800/9800 GT NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti is one of the biggest leap in graphics card upgrade. Not only is a higher specification, NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti offers the performance three times higher than the NVIDIA 8800/9800 GT. Gamers who upgrade their 8800/9800 GT with NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti are now able to maximize the quality settings on the game without sacrificing frame rate.
Advantages gained by upgrading the graphics card from NVIDIA 8800/9800
GT NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti? The Game Crysis and World Of Warcraft:
Cataclysm below will show.
Crysis
Crysis running on NVIDIA 8800 GT on the setting of 1920 × 1200; no-AA;
Medium Quality
Crysis running on NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti on the setting of 1920 × 1200; 2xAA, Very High Quality
World Of Warcraft Cataclysm
With the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti, gamers will get a more beautiful quality graphics and realistic than the NVIDIA 8800/9800 GT with a frame rate that remains comfortable in the eye.
NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB + Ti Sandy Bridge Processor
Graphics card (NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti) and processor (Intel’s Sandy Bridge) high-performance mainstream class will produce a deadly combination of mainstream gaming systems.
Playing Games with NVIDIA: More than Just Playing Games
NVIDIA Graphics cards equipped with various features that can not be found on other graphics cards. Call it the NVIDIA CUDA, NVIDIA PhysX, NVIDIA SLI, NVIDIA 3DVision, NVIDIA Surround, or NVIDIA 3DVision
Surround. The number of games that can take advantage of NVIDIA’s flagship feature is already a lot and will be more and more again in the future.
Gallery NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti
Release of the NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti greeted enthusiastically by the manufacturer of graphics card. Gallery NVIDIA GTX 560 1GB Ti below can be a portrait of how the enthusiasm of manufacturers of graphics cards
on the graphics card on this one.
ASUS GTX 560 Ti DirectCU II
Core clock: 830 MHz
Shader Clock: 1660 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
ASUS GTX 560 TOP Ti DirectCU II
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
Club3D GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Colorfull iGame 560Ti Ymir D5-1024M
Core clock (Default / Turbo): 822/900 MHz
Shader Clock (Default / Turbo): 1644/1800 MHz
Memory Clock (Default / Turbo): 4008/4200 MHz
EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti FPB
Core clock: 850 MHz
Shader Clock: 1700 MHz
Memory Clock: 4104 MHz
EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Superclocked Ti
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4212 MHz
Gainward GeForce GTX 560 1024MB GDDR5 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Gainward GeForce GTX 560 1024MB Golden Sample Ti
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
Gainward GeForce GTX 560 1024MB Phantom Ti
Core clock: 835 MHz
Shader Clock: 1670 MHz
Memory Clock: 4100 MHz
Gainward GeForce GTX 560 2048MB Phantom Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Galaxy GeForce GTX560 Ti GC
Core clock: 835 MHz
Shader Clock: 1670 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Galaxy GeForce GTX560 Ti White Edition
Core clock: 950 MHz
Shader Clock: 1900 MHz
Memory Clock: 4400 MHz
Giada GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 840 MHz
Shader Clock: 1680 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 OC Ti
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Gigabyte NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti SuperOverclock
Core Clock: 1 GHz
Shader Clock: 2000 MHz
Memory Clock: 4580 MHz
KFA2 GeForce GTX 560 1024MB EX OC Anarchy
Core clock: 835 MHz
Shader Clock: 1670 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
KFA2 GeForce GTX 560 OC Ti LTD 1024 MB
Core clock: 950 MHz
Shader Clock: 1900 MHz
Memory Clock: 4400 MHz
Leadtek WinFast GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Manli GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II / OC
Core clock: 880 MHz
Shader Clock: 1760 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II / SOC
Core clock: 950 MHz
Shader Clock: 1900 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
MSI N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II Golden Edition
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti (1024MB GDDR5)
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2GB (2048MB GDDR5)
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Palit GeForce GTX 560 Ti Sonic (1024MB GDDR5)
Core clock: 900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 4200 MHz
PNY’s XLR8 (ac-cel-er-ate) GeForce GTX 560 Ti enthusiast Edition
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Point Of View GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Sparkle GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
Sparkle Calibre X560
Core Clock: 1 GHz
Shader Clock: 2000 MHz
Memory Clock: 4800 MHz
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti
Core clock: 822 MHz
Shader Clock: 1644 MHz
Memory Clock: 4008 MHz
ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 OC Ti
Core clock: 850 MHz
Shader Clock: 1700 MHz
Memory Clock: 4010 MHz
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