Gigabyte GTX560Ti 448 Core Review
Crysis Warhead
Published: 29th November 2011 | Source: Gigabyte | Price: £244.99 |
Crysis Warhead
With the original Crytek engine now rather long in the tooth the extra cores available to the Gigabyte GTX560Ti 448 don't give much of a boost in performance. In Gamer it's actually lagging a little behind and it's only when overclocked, and the settings are ramped up to Enthusiast, that the 448 can match its standard stablemate.
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Nvidia seem to make a habit of releasing revisions of existing cards that perform slightly less than the next model up but price them only a few quid less. If you have £244 why wouldn't you spend £6 extra for a better card?
This release seems pointless to me and it's like Nvidia is just saturating the market to sell more cards.
This release seems pointless to me and it's like Nvidia is just saturating the market to sell more cards.
it bugs me when nvidia does this........
my next cards are STILL gonna be those sparkle calibre 560ti's
my next cards are STILL gonna be those sparkle calibre 560ti's
My biggest gripe with Gigabyte's cards are that they're still putting blue PCBs with black coolers. It seems strange that they haven't adopted the same stylistic choice as they did with their motherboards and went with black PCBs for the higher end stuff. A shame because I think it'd complement the cooler incredibly well.
Regardless: as others have said, it's a nice card, but I'm not sure where it's supposed to fit on the market with the price tag that it's carrying.
Regardless: as others have said, it's a nice card, but I'm not sure where it's supposed to fit on the market with the price tag that it's carrying.
Interested to see if they play ball with an old 384 core GF114 based card in SLI. Would be slightly tempted to grab one in that case. If not, then I'd just wait and save for the "670"
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That rather lengthy name means an upgraded limited edition GTX560Ti. How does it perform?
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