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bunnyfubbles

Lifer
Sep 3, 2001
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Best deal by far
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814130758

This card beats anything under $300 all for $239 and is built like a tank with high end electronics on board.

It actually may beat GTX 580 and will beat 7870 too which are in $300-$400 range.

Here is a slower version of it reviewed. One above is faster "ultra" version being clocked even higher!
http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/36565-evga-geforce-gtx-560-ti-448-classified/?page=6
wait, what?

the GTX580 has more shaders, TMUs, ROPs, memory and bandwidth, basically more of everything, and is only a few MHz behind in GPU clock, that is if its a reference 580...

I'm not saying the 580 is a better value, that 560 Ti 448 is certainly an excellent deal for an nvidia card, but let's not get carried away, there's no way its faster than a 580.
 

Zebo

Elite Member
Jul 29, 2001
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wait, what?

the GTX580 has more shaders, TMUs, ROPs, memory and bandwidth, basically more of everything, and is only a few MHz behind in GPU clock, that is if its a reference 580...

I'm not saying the 580 is a better value, that 560 Ti 448 is certainly an excellent deal for an nvidia card, but let's not get carried away, there's no way its faster than a 580.

That Classified Ultra is clocked very high compared to classified in review. But I do think you're probably right. You need about 850-860Mhz out of a 448 to equal 580 and this classified ultra is 'only' 810Mhz..Still hellofadeal. Almost GTX 580 Performance for $239.

But it will beat GTX 570 and $350 7870 for only $239 making it the best deal I know of.
 
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