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MSI N560GTX Ti Twin Frozr II Review – the ultimate 560 ?

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Average CPU load is around 7 percent with it dropping to 2 percent in some scenes. The most we recorded was 15% which means the processor is mainly free to perform other duties if necessary.

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11 comments

  1. damn, thats a nice card. MSI certainly have created one of the nicest looking cards !

  2. Thats what im talking about. under £200 too ! wow, was expecting it to be 230. best buy right now? must be up there with the best.

  3. Have to hand it to MSI, they know their card designs. I dont buy into that ‘military grade’ stuff myself, but the cards get plenty of attention to detail and thats worth a lot of credit when some other manufacturers can be very lazy.

  4. Excellent, glad to see a good 560 here, even among the 40,000 AMd reviews 😉

  5. I have the 460 GTX from MSI, which I read here and on bitech last year, its been the best video card ive owned. I dont really need this card, but the next generation 660 ? ill be getting that from MSI. awesome boards.

  6. 560 is an awesome card, thanks for the review Z, awesome as always.

  7. Wish they would do a 2GB version. lets also hope the new generation will support 3 screens without needing two.

  8. Very impressed with this board, 60c under load when gaming? thats better than a 5770 I have in another case !

  9. Great price point to achieve. would be my first choice for a new card.

  10. nvidia tessellation performance gets to me everytime. AMD have still such a long way to go.

  11. proves a point too that when AMD fans say Nvidia suck a lot of power, the new designs have it sorted. 🙂