The Zotac GTX 560 TI Amp graphics card comes quite heavily overclocked from the factory sporting core and memory frequencies of 950/2200MHZ, so I wasn’t expecting much when it came to after-aftermarket overclocking; however I was pleasantly surprised. Using Furmark’s burn in stability test to look for artifacting, I was able to push things to around the 1010/ 2300 mark without too much difficulty. While this isn’t massive, it represents a 6% (ish) and 10% overclock respectively, beyond the factory overclock.
While the GTX 560 TI does have quite a few competitors on the lower settings in most tests, it finds its footing much more with the slightly tougher tests. Of course it sits in just behind the GTX 570, which takes its place behind the big boy 580, but its interesting how well the TI does against the AMD cards, making more than a challenge for the 6970. Read more...
Zotac Geforce GTX560 TiAMP 1GB DDR5While the GTX 560 TI does have quite a few competitors on the lower settings in most tests, it finds its footing much more with the slightly tougher tests. Of course it sits in just behind the GTX 570, which takes its place behind the big boy 580, but its interesting how well the TI does against the AMD cards, making more than a challenge for the 6970. Read more...
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