http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814187151
 
With a core clock of 950 on these cards, I bet these would crush games (games without V-Ram limatations at High Resolution)...
 
I don't know what to buy right now, but these look like an intersting purchase!

How much are the EVGA GTX560Ti 448 Classified in dollars? I'm from the UK so don't really ever bother to find out the price but i can't speak highly enough of my 448 Classifieds.
 
Baring in mind i have two of them the performance is excellent.

I would be interested to see if a stock evga classified gtx 560 ti would outperform this overclocked gtx 560 ti right out of the boxes...

I'm in the process of benchmarking my SLI 448 Classifieds as we speak.
 
Well, i would be if 3DMark Vantage didn't crash all the fricking time. Just performed Heaven benchmark. Ill make a seperate thread in a couple of days when i have the 3DMark issues sorted.

VegetaCreeper


I would be interested to see if a stock evga classified gtx 560 ti would outperform this overclocked gtx 560 ti right out of the boxes...

 
The 560Ti Classy has 448 cores versus the one you linked which is only 384 cores. Also the Classys are built on the 480 PCB's and pretty everyone that touches one get it's over 900 core without a problem.

So in short, a Classy will destroy a normal 560Ti. 

kody7839

VegetaCreeper


I would be interested to see if a stock evga classified gtx 560 ti would outperform this overclocked gtx 560 ti right out of the boxes...

The 560Ti Classy has 448 cores versus the one you linked which is only 384 cores. Also the Classys are built on the 480 PCB's and pretty everyone that touches one get it's over 900 core without a problem.

So in short, a Classy will destroy a normal 560Ti. 

sir, this simply isnt a normal gtx 560 ti....

VegetaCreeper

kody7839

VegetaCreeper


I would be interested to see if a stock evga classified gtx 560 ti would outperform this overclocked gtx 560 ti right out of the boxes...

The 560Ti Classy has 448 cores versus the one you linked which is only 384 cores. Also the Classys are built on the 480 PCB's and pretty everyone that touches one get it's over 900 core without a problem.

So in short, a Classy will destroy a normal 560Ti. 

sir, this simply isnt a normal gtx 560 ti....

 
It's a GF114 384 core GPU, is it not? 
 
I'm not saying it's not top of line for that series, but it's not a GF110 with more cores and thus more a more powerful overall setup. 

kody7839

VegetaCreeper

kody7839

VegetaCreeper


I would be interested to see if a stock evga classified gtx 560 ti would outperform this overclocked gtx 560 ti right out of the boxes...

The 560Ti Classy has 448 cores versus the one you linked which is only 384 cores. Also the Classys are built on the 480 PCB's and pretty everyone that touches one get it's over 900 core without a problem.

So in short, a Classy will destroy a normal 560Ti. 

sir, this simply isnt a normal gtx 560 ti....

It's a GF114 384 core GPU, is it not? 

I'm not saying it's not top of line for that series, but it's not a GF110 with more cores and thus more a more powerful overall setup. 

I understand and agree with everything youare saying...
 
I would just like to know how one of these would stand right next to a classified 3vga GTx 560 ti 448 right out of the boxes... 

VegetaCreeper - When i get it sorted i'm only going to be posting SLI scores as i'm too lazy to disable one of the cards.

Also the extra cores makes a huge difference despite the clock speeds.
 
EDIT: In either case this is the score for the GTX560 Ti 448 Core Classified in SLI with the Heaven benchmark. First set is in 'default' mode the second is with everything maxed out.  Both tests were run in 1920x1080.
 
My setup is as follows:
 
Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit
Asus Maximus IV Extreme-Z (Z69)
Intel i7 2600k (at stock cooled with Corsair H80)
16GB (4x4) Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz RAM
2x EVGA GeForce GTX560 Ti 448 Core Classified (at stock)
 
Ambient temperature in my room is around 19 degrees Celsius.

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VegetaCreeper, i've updated my last post with the benchmark results from Heaven. Still trying to fix 3DMark.

I'm running 2 GTX560ti Crysis versions at 900mhz and easily get 80-100fps on BF3 with almost everything maxed out. If it were me I'd spend the little extra and get one of the following(preferably the classified):

Classified - $299
http://www.evga.com/produ...eries%20Family&sw=

FTW - $289
http://www.evga.com/produ...eries%20Family&sw=

One big difference will be the extra .28GB VRAM on the 448 cards in SLI.  In single-card comparisons it may not be such an issue, but for SLI the VRAM will be a limitation for certain games and settings.  Even the slightly larger buffer on the classy will eventually be a limitation, but the little bit of extra headroom might buy you a few more details.  IMO, at those prices, the extra $20 for the classy is worth it... and it comes with the game right now.

If I were you I would spend the extra $20 per card and get the 2Gb 560 ti's if your going to SLI, don't limit yourself to 1Gb of vram.

Wish they had a EVGA GTX560ti Classified Hydro version. Not a big fan of the look of aftermarket waterblocks and the classified 580 versions just look so clean.

mrcimon


If I were you I would spend the extra $20 per card and get the 2Gb 560 ti's if your going to SLI, don't limit yourself to 1Gb of vram.

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