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Zotac GeForce GTX560 AMP! Edition Review

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We use the following settings: 1920×1080 resolution. Anti Aliasing off. Anisotrophy 4, Tessellation normal. Shaders High. Stereo 3D disabled. API: Direct X 11.

We test at 1080p so that all video cards can be compared throughout our reviews. Obviously driver updates might enhance performance slightly over time, but as a rule, its a useful way for us to present the findings.

The Zotac GTX560 AMP! Edition falls in right behind the overclocked N560GTX Twin Frozr II generating just over 44 frames per second. It is 11 frames per second faster than the overclocked GTX460, which is a very good early indication of the horsepower on tap.

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8 comments

  1. Yay, thats a mega card from Zotac !

  2. I like that a lot. Great price, its £30 less than the HD6950 too.

  3. that is one seriously fast clocked card. 1ghz? 460 eat your heart out !

  4. as always, great review man. I like the cooler. but I agree, it can get a bit toasty considering thedual fans etc.

  5. Im impressed, and I didnt think that was possible this year with nvidia. any ideas who is stocking it?

  6. Pretty good price, although I see a lot of sites complaining they are priced too high. Dont know how thats worked out. This one is faster than a Ti isnt it ? going on results.

  7. I think this updated series is a waste of time, the Ti was fine, just needed to price them better.

  8. I dont think that cooler is doing that good a job considering the heatpipe design and dual fans? Have zotac overvolted the card to make it stable at 950?

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