New Evga GTX 560ti SC:)

[movieman39]

I decided to spruce up my second gaming PC. It has a Gigabyte Motherboard, OCZ Reaper Ram, Q9550, and Cooler Master 600 watt psu, Creative Extreme Gamer Sound card, and 24inch Samsung Monitor. I decided, based on reviews, to get the Evga 560ti Superclock. I am stunned at the power of this card. Games are smoother and can max more eye candy compared to my main rig. I know the 285's are an older card, but a single 560ti is a amazing card. I have played more multiplayer on the 2nd machine.

Just yesterday I replaced the Coolit DOMINO ALC with the new Antec H20 Kuhler 620 and literally there is a 20 degree difference. Typically using Prime95 the cpu would hit 70 degrees with the Coolit, but with Antec Kuhler the cpu maxed at 52 degrees. I am using a push/pull fan combo so it's not apples to apples, but I am just very impressed with both GPU and the new Antec Kuhler.

[Lil' ½ Dead]

" Typically using Prime95 the cpu would hit 70 degrees with the Coolit, but with Antec Kuhler the cpu maxed at 52 degrees. "

Awesome CPU temp!

[Doctor_Death]

That's because your chip is running stock clocks right ? Try overclocking it and see what kind of temps you get.

[Biff73]

Is this 560 powerful enough to take down a reference 5870?I mean in real world gaming performance

[Deton]

I heard they are on par....Skyguy can confirm on this.

[Biff73]

So the rumours I heard is true,this this little card can take on a 5870

[Deton]

I think in certain games....I'm not doubting it's a new gen card, the thing is the 5870 is still in sub $300 from retailers and 560 Ti is sub $200.

[Biff73]

I think in certain games....I'm not doubting it's a new gen card, the thing is the 5870 is still in sub $300 from retailers and 560 Ti is sub $200.

Is a GTX460 1GB overkill as a Physx card for GTX580?Sorry I know this is off topic