MSI N560GTX Twin Frozr II/OC 1024MB PCIe

Zitat: Pro: + Price + Cooler design + Overclocking headroom Contra: - A bit conservative on the factory settings

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Zitat: Recommended Pros: + Twin Frozr II concept works well + Overclocks reasonably well + Relatively cheap for a pre-overclocked GTX 560 Cons: - Default frequencies not as high as competitions´ In an obvious and predictable move, MSI has thrown its weight behind NVIDIA´s nascent GeForce GTX 560 GPU by giving it the Twin Frozr II/OC makeover. This means it comes equipped with a tasty heatsink and reasonable out-of-the-box frequencies. Able to run comfortably past the 870MHz core and 4,080MHz memory with a touch of overclocking, the Twin Frozr II makes sense if it´s readily available for £160, even in the face of increased competition from AMD via a price-hammered Radeon HD 5870. There´s little to choose between AMD and NVIDIA´s £150-plus GPUs these days, so folk who have a genuine interest in 3D Vision and PhysX would do well to put this GTX 560 on their shortlist. Bear in mind that pricing is hugely congested between £150-£200 and a tenner here or there does make a difference.

Zitat: Golden Bear Award Pro: + Great performance + High quality components + Nearly silent cooling Contra: - May be stuck in mid-range "limbo" The high quality components and custom cooling solution of the MSI N560GTX Twin Frozr II/OC combine to provide excellent performance at a cost that won´t break the bank, and that earns the MSI N560GTX Twin Frozr II/OC a 9 out of 10 and the Bjorn3D Golden Bear Award .

Zitat: It comes as no surprise to us that MSI have been able to put together another really strong performing card. While they haven´t been as aggressive as some other companies when it comes to the out of the box overclock, there´s still enough performance there that we see the card continue to outperform the stock clocked HD 6870.