Just did a search and found two PNYhttp://www.amazon.com/PNY-PCI-Express-Graphics-Output-VCGGTX560TXPB/dp/B004INH10C/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1295975397&sr=8-6MSIhttp://www.amazon.com/MSI-N560GTX-Twin-Frozr-IIOC/dp/B004JLNZXU/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&qid=1295975397&sr=8-8
same here, they'll drop their selections on amazon soon enough so we go sit tight till they arrive.
why the hate for evga so buy arc lol...evga's typically been my brand of choice for nvidia products... never failed me yet
Doesn't necessarily mean that they're necessarily bad.
The MSI Twin Frozr editions tend to be better than most others eh.It puzzles me that you would bypass such uberness in favour of EVGA.I would actually look at BFG, XFX, Asus, MSI, and even HIS before I look at EVGA.
For $10 more you get HD6950... for $40 less you get HD6870... it's amazing the variety we have now... Tom's had a very neutral view of the card, not worth an upgrade if you already have 470 or 5850/70 but @ 250 with cheaper options that aren't floored by the 560 (win/loss) I guess this card will appeal to those who already are on the green machine or when it comes down in price a little. So by mid year this card should be where it ought to be.
Well my current EVGA has and continues to serve me well. Playing all the games etc without hardware issues besides the whole nvidia driver fiasco.As I see that dual fan on the MSI all I seeing in dust, where I live there is alot of it so the less entry points to the card the better. I don't have time to pull down rig and dust out every minute.....
Quote from: Arcmanov on January 25, 2011, 04:34:00 PMDoesn't necessarily mean that they're necessarily bad.Yeah, its not necessarily necessary to assume he is saying that evga isnt necessarily good, just that necessarily you dont necessarily need to associate quality with evga alone and that its necessary to consider other brands...Necessarily.LMAO i kid i kid.
um...fellas.Put $2 air filters on your intake case fans, dust will not even find its way inside your case to touch your cards.Its like saying you dont use air filters on your car and u will just drive in the rainy season when there is no dust...ummmm....yea.Sticking to what you know is also overrated. I have used EVGA cards in all my Nvidia setups since the 6800gs I had 7 years ago, now i've gone with MSI and have had no problems.Brand loyalty is no reason to miss out on a great product.
sighs nvidia releasing some good products but they just teasing me because i need 3 display outs... any cheap way to work around this?? i need 2 dvi to 2 monitors and hdmi to a 32" LCD... thoughts?
To run at the same time? if so go with AMD,NVIDIA can only run 2 at a time on 1 card i think
2 displays...as in 2 separate eh...not their Surround display. For that you need 2 or morecards in SLI.
Quote from: Arcmanov on January 26, 2011, 11:21:05 PM2 displays...as in 2 separate eh...not their Surround display. For that you need 2 or morecards in SLI.nah not surround display or anything... just 3 displays total using extended desktop.. and yes i would need 2 cards in sli but i want a single card solution this rounds so AMD ftw..
2 displays...as in 2 separate eh...not their Surround display. For that you need 2 or morecards in SLI.Look a bess review of some non-reference 560 Ti cards...Notice something? Thats right...no eVGA. I wonder why? ...and look Guru3D review the Twin Frozr by itself. That should tell you something.