EVGA Launches GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win

[itech]

I have got this news on internet that EVGA Launches GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win but I am not getting much information about this. I am wondering for more information about this. If you know something about this then please let me know that. I searched for this over here as well but cannot get anything about this and so I am posting a new thread. So please reply with the information that you have about this, which will be helpful for me to get it understand properly.

[Anvita]

Yes, This card is having two GPU at 850 MHz, each is having 384 CUDA cores at 1700 MHz. The set comes with 2 GB of GDDR5 at 1,000 MHz, with each GPU on a 256-bit memory interface and therefore shows a very slight overclocking as compared to the basic frequencies of the GTX 560 Ti. The only drawback is that the system only has 1GB of video memory per GPU (against 1.5 GB for a GTX 580), which can be a fair bit of very demanding thing for the games like Battlefield 3 as long as they want to activate the filtering options.

[Hayley]

This card is really very impressive as the 29 cm PCB are surmounted by a massive cooling system over combining heat pipes, aluminum radiator and three fans. Power is supplied by two PCI-Express 8-pin. At this level, EVGA recommends a power of at least 700W. This is a very crucial warning that should not be avoided as while charge, the card must be able to surpass the 300W. On the output side, there are three DVI compatible with Nvidia Surround and which are dubbed in a mini-HDMI connector. For now, it is not possible to combine two of these cards.

[Bageshri27]

I am using the same and I can say that you will get better performance with this as compared to the GTX 580. I think it will give you that what king of performance you are going to get from this.

[Amy_i3]

The unique thing in GeForce GTX 560 Ti 2Win is that it is having the 2 GPU's and this makes the processing so fast. If you really wish to have better performance with the games then you must get this. I am not using it but will get this soon.

[Omanand]

The EVGA Geforce GTX 560 Ti 2Win comes with the price of about $ 520 although it is slightly greater than 2 Geforce GTX 560 Ti individual sounds but I can say that this is very much convenient for users whose motherboard is not having support for the SLI or for those who wish to start a solution Quad SLI with 2 of them on a motherboard that only has 2 PCIe 16x slots.

[Dixie-R]

According to this EVGA, this card is 30% faster than a GTX 580, but it would be interesting to know how it compares with the GTX 590, the high-end dual-GPU based on two GF110 (low frequency). The two core GTX 560 2Win have a frequency of 850 MHz, while the CUDA Core (768 in total, 384 for each graphics chip) reach 1700 MHz card is equipped with 2 GB of GDDR5 memory clocked at 4008 MHz bus and that is 256-bit x 2 and the bandwidth achieved is equal to 256.6 GB / s. A single GTX 560 instead of has a standard frequency of 822 MHz core and 1644 MHz for the shaders.

[Emeryjon]

I found that it is having three DVI ports and one HDMI at the back. The cooler is dual slot solution with three fans, two radiators and four heatpipes. As for the auxiliary power supply has two eight-pin connectors.

[Arima]

Thank you all of you for posting this much of information for this. I am really very excited about this and going to get this next week. I wish this will not disappoint me in terms of performance.