Tech Radar Coming with higher clockspeeds out of the box, and a lower price-tag to boot, makes this a far more relevant version of the limited edition card. |
Tech Radar Coming with higher clockspeeds out of the box, and a lower price-tag to boot, makes this a far more relevant version of the limited edition card. |
Tech Report You might get by just fine with a lower-end card, but the additional memory size and bandwidth over the regular GTX 560 Ti will probably pay off here and there—not in spades, but enough to justify a little more expense. With that qualification, we'll throw a TR Recommended award to the ZOTAC 560 Ti 448. It's essentially a GTX 570 for 300 bucks, and that we like. |
Tech Report You might get by just fine with a lower-end card, but the additional memory size and bandwidth over the regular GTX 560 Ti will probably pay off here and there—not in spades, but enough to justify a little more expense. With that qualification, we'll throw a TR Recommended award to the ZOTAC 560 Ti 448. It's essentially a GTX 570 for 300 bucks, and that we like. |
AnandTech If the regular GTX 560-448 is nearly a GTX 570, then ZOTAC’s card is a GTX 570’s fraternal twin. It’s close enough in performance that the differences in performance cease to matter, and the power consumption doesn’t suffer for the factory overclock. At $299 there’s a greater risk of running into the actual GTX 570, which is what makes the ZOTAC card a GTX 570 substitute rather than something immediately more or less desirable than the GTX 570. |
AnandTech If the regular GTX 560-448 is nearly a GTX 570, then ZOTAC’s card is a GTX 570’s fraternal twin. It’s close enough in performance that the differences in performance cease to matter, and the power consumption doesn’t suffer for the factory overclock. At $299 there’s a greater risk of running into the actual GTX 570, which is what makes the ZOTAC card a GTX 570 substitute rather than something immediately more or less desirable than the GTX 570. |
Bit-tech At £240, the Zotac GTX 560 Ti 448 Core Limited Edition, is around £20-£40 cheaper than most GTX 570 1.3GB examples. Considering that drop in price sees little-to-no difference in performance (in comparison to a stock-clocked GTX 570 1.3GB at least), it’s a good deal In the short term, the GTX 560 Ti 448 is a sound bet, offering GTX 570 1.3GB performance, for a little bit less cash. |
Bit-tech At £240, the Zotac GTX 560 Ti 448 Core Limited Edition, is around £20-£40 cheaper than most GTX 570 1.3GB examples. Considering that drop in price sees little-to-no difference in performance (in comparison to a stock-clocked GTX 570 1.3GB at least), it’s a good deal In the short term, the GTX 560 Ti 448 is a sound bet, offering GTX 570 1.3GB performance, for a little bit less cash. |
Comptoir-Hardware In the end, ZOTAC offers a well designed graphic card and adapted to nowadays’ 3D engines. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Comptoir-Hardware In the end, ZOTAC offers a well designed graphic card and adapted to nowadays’ 3D engines. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Computerbase When you look at the overclocked graphics card ... like the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores Limited Edition, in terms of performance the lines between the GTX 560 Ti 448 and the GTX 570 are blurry and in fact there is a tie between this two cards. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Computerbase When you look at the overclocked graphics card ... like the ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores Limited Edition, in terms of performance the lines between the GTX 560 Ti 448 and the GTX 570 are blurry and in fact there is a tie between this two cards. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Hardware Heaven The compact PCB will appeal to many consumers who could worry that the other cards are too large for their case. It is also worth noting that the ZOTAC card had the highest core speed out of the box when compared to the other cards being tested today. |
Hardware Heaven The compact PCB will appeal to many consumers who could worry that the other cards are too large for their case. It is also worth noting that the ZOTAC card had the highest core speed out of the box when compared to the other cards being tested today. |
Hardwareluxx If we concentrate on the performance, so ZOTAC wins with his model. The higher GPU clock by 35 MHz is in the benchmarks hardly noticeable. It is measurable, but not noticeable in games. We have compared the models in terms of consumption, temperature and volume as well. In any case, the quieter card is here again the ZOTAC, but has also slightly higher power consumption. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Hardwareluxx If we concentrate on the performance, so ZOTAC wins with his model. The higher GPU clock by 35 MHz is in the benchmarks hardly noticeable. It is measurable, but not noticeable in games. We have compared the models in terms of consumption, temperature and volume as well. In any case, the quieter card is here again the ZOTAC, but has also slightly higher power consumption. (ZOTAC GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores) |
Hot Hardware Considering the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448-Core was faster than the 6950 overall, that’s a good position to be in. If you’re looking for a graphics card in this price range, the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448-Core Limited Edition won’t disappoint. |
Hot Hardware Considering the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448-Core was faster than the 6950 overall, that’s a good position to be in. If you’re looking for a graphics card in this price range, the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448-Core Limited Edition won’t disappoint. |
SWECLOCKERS.COM Zotac is investing in a relatively short design for its model, where the length of just over 22 cm should appeal to users of smaller chassis From Zotac comes an interesting Geforce GTX 560 Ti 448 in size small. The model has a nice special cooler and overclock from the factory, which is hardly lowers the score and also gives a good overall impression. |
Tech Report We've had the Zotac version on hand for a little while now, and so far, our impressions are positive. The cooler isn't horribly loud, and it runs most games very well, even on our four-megapixel monster display. We'd hoped to have a full review of the product for you today. However, we only received final drivers from Nvidia last Tuesday evening, and we decided to spend our Thanksgiving weekend doing something other than cramming to put a review together at the last minute. |
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