- Jun 13, 2004
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I was updating to a new afterburner and noticed this on their forum:
In their revision history of Afterburner it reads:
Seems peculiar depending on the pricing. If it will come out around the current 560 ti pricing, the newer 560 ti should be much more competitive against the 6950. The newer 560 ti 448 core would probably win nearly all benchmarks vs. 6950. This should make things interesting in the midrange until the 28nm cards are released.
Hopefully someone else finds this interesting
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Hi guys, we released the latest MSI afterburner beta 9 today to support the upcoming graphics card which will be announced on 11/29. Due to NDA issue, we can't list which model can be supported. Let you guys to decode it.
Added core voltage control for reference design NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti *** cores series graphics cards
In their revision history of Afterburner it reads:
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Added core voltage control for reference design NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores series graphics cards
Seems peculiar depending on the pricing. If it will come out around the current 560 ti pricing, the newer 560 ti should be much more competitive against the 6950. The newer 560 ti 448 core would probably win nearly all benchmarks vs. 6950. This should make things interesting in the midrange until the 28nm cards are released.
Hopefully someone else finds this interesting
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