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Someone send for a plumber, it seems we have a lot of leaks today, with CoolPC having shown some images of the upcoming reference design GTX560. This product launches next week.
Website CoolPC seem to have pulled the images down now, but TechConnect are hosting them still over here.
Based on information leaked online, the GF114 will have a core clock of 823mhz with the 384 Cuda cores running at 1,646mhz. The GDDR5 memory will run at 4GHZ across a 256 Bit bus.
Performance figures show the card scoring between the last generation GTX470 and AMD's HD6950, of course this is reliant on the engine being used as some favour specific architecture.
Overclocked versions will be released shortly afterwards with higher levels of performance and improved cooling.
KitGuru says: Hot or not?
This seems like such a non event to me, maybe im missing something 🙁
Not just you. its like an overclocked GTX460 which we have had for a year now anyway. next……..
Such a non-event. Big woop. Not excited for this thing at all.
The GTX 560 needs to be priced at most around £180 to win any favour. Times are tough in the UK and made even worse by the recent VAT increase. Based on what details are known the GTX560 is supposed to be 20% faster than a GTX460, so taking into account the “new” products premium, also considering the current cost of a 1GB GTX460 (£135-140) that gives us £168. Of course, its not relevant if the GTX560 can’t OC where its being pushed so hard even at stock frequencies. Most would sooner buy a GTX460, OC it to get comparable or slightly better performance and save £40 in the process.