ASUS GTX560Ti 448 Core DirectCU II Review
Resident Evil 5 - DX9 and DX10
Published: 12th December 2011 | Source: ASUS | Price: £240 |
Resident Evil 5
With DirectX 9 shaders the results are fairly close, although again the overclocked ASUS manages to surprise with its ability to top out ever-so-slightly higher than the equivalent cards. Once Resident Evil 5 is set to DirectX 10 this gap widens and it starts to knock on the door of the GTX570 overclock.
DX9
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Thanks Tom for another great review. Seems like Asus is really big on these bulky coolers. I would still very much prefer MSI and Gigabyte's coolers for performance/silence and that they save a bit more space for parts and upgrades. 
I do like the DCUII cooler they keep my gtx 580's in line
i have 2 cards with the dcu ii coolers and unless you either brace them so they dont sag or have a silverstone (inverted mobo)case,,, your temps will not be anything special....
however....
if properly installed....(asus' fault not toms) you'll have a hard time hitting 60c even cf-sli'd and oc'd....
idle temps are a pedestrian 30-33c but thats idle
just my exp...
bTx
however....
if properly installed....(asus' fault not toms) you'll have a hard time hitting 60c even cf-sli'd and oc'd....
idle temps are a pedestrian 30-33c but thats idle
just my exp...
bTx
My gtx 580's dont sag just screwed it to the case extra tight no issue. Also yer I on break 60 if I have my cards at 900mhz.
I just put watercooling on my 6870
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ASUS have released their version of the GTX560Ti with 448 Cores, and equipped it with the DirectCU II cooler.
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