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Brand

‎ASUS

Product Dimensions

‎40.01 x 24.99 x 5.99 cm; 997.9 Grams

Item model number

‎ENGTX560 TI DCII/2DI/1GD5

Manufacturer

‎Asus

Color

‎256 bit

Hard Drive Size

‎1 GB

Graphics Chipset Brand

‎NVIDIA

Graphics Card Description

‎GeForce GTX 560TI

Graphics RAM Type

‎GDDR5

Graphics Card Ram Size

‎1 GB

Graphics Card Interface

‎PCI-E

Are Batteries Included

‎No

Item Weight

‎998 g

Additional Information

ASIN

B004K8R8DA

Customer Reviews

136 ratings

4.3 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

266,150 in Computers & Accessories (See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories)
2,075 in Graphics Cards

Date First Available

26 Jan. 2011

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Asus Engtx560 Ti Dcii/2di/1gd5 - Graphics Adapter - Gf Gtx 560 Ti - 1 Gb

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Colin Gibson

Asus 1GB GeForce GTX 560TI DirectCUII PCI-E Graphics Card

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 8 November 2011

Verified Purchase

Asus 1GB GeForce GTX 560TI DirectCUII PCI-E Graphics Card.

Installed card working on the following setup:
Asus M4A89GTD Pro (Socket AM3-940 pin) Motherboard.
AMD Athlon Pheonom II x6 core 3.3Hz 1100T (Black Edition) 9MB Cache.
4 x Kingston 4G DDR3-10600 1333 (240 pin) Memory, total 16G.
Western Digital Hard Drives x 2, Caviar Blue 1TB SATA III 6Gb/s, 32MB, 7,200 RPM.
Windowns 7 Pro 64 bit version.

Updated card and startup, no drivers installed but W7 stated it was looking to download them, it did and downloaded the correct drivers as 15/10/2011 v8.17.12.8562. Strangely these drivers seem more upto date than both the disk that came with the graphics card and those on the Asus website. I will investigate more here over the next few days.

Once W7 had downloaded the correct drivers, in just a few minutes, a reboot was needed to boot into the correct display. Everything worked perfectly upon reboot - now using a great card with plenty of power for whatever I through at it.

I am not a gamer but do edit a lot of HD Video etc and need a really fast graphics card. I will try and post an update after I have played with the card more.

Fist impressions are excellent.
I have posted a few more pictures of the packaging as the card is already shown on the site, it is very high quality and a shame to put the box in the roof after just 10 minutes of use. Still it will set off my resale of the item in 2 years time!!

Thanks Colin.

Footnote: Using the drivers provided in the disk pack you will get versions 23.03.2011 v8.17.12.6785.
Then updating via the driver update section you will get 20.05.2011 v8.17.12.7533
As previously mentioned using W7 update from the start you get 15.10.2011 v8/.17.12.862
My conclusion is just update from the original install situation, you will save loads of time and worry.
Hope this update helps. Thanks Colin.

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Joe Hawker

Brilliant GPU.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 15 December 2011

Verified Purchase

Rig:
AMD Phenom II X6 1100T
8GB Corsair XMS3 DDR3 1600MHz
Asus M5A97 PRO Motherboard
Corsair TX750W PSU
And of course the Asus NVidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti.
Coolermaster CM 690
Running Windows Ultimate 64bit SP1.

This card bulldozes any game out there. Been playing Skyrim on Ultra High settings (maximum everything) and it didn't once stutter, flowing at an average of 50fps (sometimes more). All other games such as Crysis Warhead and Portal 2 also perform just as well at the highest settings. Temperatures are great, barely ever getting above 50C. Idles at about 30, dependant on ambient temperature (but never idles above 35). Easy to fit, worked right out of the box. Just slotted it into the PCI-E slot and turned it on and installed the drivers. Well built, well packaged, well priced. It barely even gets noisy at full load. Can't ask for more than that. Asus wins again.

A few things worth mentioning:
- If your case uses PCI-E slot clips, you might not be able to use the clips due to the cooler being so big. This can easily be remedied by using a screw instead.
- The drivers on the disc work but occasionally mess up a little on 64bit systems (such as the theme changing when it goes to screensaver and the resolution changing). Download the latest drivers online to fix these for good (you should do this with any new component anyway...).

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Amazon Customer

Need a good GPU on a tight budget?

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 1 June 2012

Verified Purchase

Anyone that needs a gaming GPU but has a limited budget definitely needs to consider one of these. After spending most of my PC building budget elsewhere I was very limited on how much I could spend on the graphics card, I eventually chose this GPU. The card itself is beautifully made, the twin fans are quiet and are very effective. Anyone choosing to overclock their card will benefit from this efficient cooling. In respect to overclocking the 560ti is very forgiving and you can get a lot of extra performance if you do so, I have not overclocked mine yet but discussions on hardware forums show some benchmarks and stats with high levels of performance increase.

Even without overclocking you will get very decent performance from this card (if the rest of your build is up to it). Having tested most of my game collection the only game I cannot run on full specs is Metro 2033, Metro 2033 is notoriously resource hungry however. Skyrim, Battlefield 3 and Crysis all run on max/ultra settings at 1920x1080. I have been buying AMD cards for several years now but I do not regret switching to nvidia at all.

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Stanley_B

It is easy to turn up more than 900 MHz

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 July 2012

Verified Purchase

Everything has already been said. I can add to their experience with overclocking.

I'm using MSI Afterburner application and did a lot of stress testing to found better parameters. I came to the stable operation at 913 MHz clock.
For the most demanding gaming card can not exceed 50 degrees. And therefore quiet. I am very pleased.

Now I want to buy a second identical to connect by bridge to SLI system. I can overclock both of cards with the same program and I have for some years peace of mind in games.
Of course to do this you must have an adequate motherboard with two PCI Express x16 slots. I bought this earlier and I want to expand gradually the computer. With this solution I can modernize a relatively low cost and don't have to buy much more expensive, comparable speed, a new graphics card.

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Excelent device, not easy to get going

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 March 2012

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This was fitted in my current desktop, mainly for on-line gaming. When you get it going it's spectacularly good with nice smooth pixel graphics at about 25 fps at 1920 by 1080.

The problem was getting it going on my very ordinary Linux (Ubuntu 10:04) box.

The current Nvidia driver doesn't support it and so a replacement has to be downloaded from the Nvidia site.

However what they don't tell you is that your Nvidia X-Server needs stopping to get the new driver to load properly,

To do this you have to kill the desk-top process (GNOME in my case) and work in the 'glass teletype'.

Not easy, not a beginners task, and not nice to do. It took me a couple of hours to work it all out after the thing was in and running.

But once it is going it's well worth the money.

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