GTX 560 Coming soon!

[Sam_oslo]

Vantage is completely irrelevant these days, though.

Yeah, we have to see bench on real games to conclude, but that's a really impressive score anyways.

That's the factory-OC, and it should have more headroom. In case, this will become a little OC-monster.
It will be interesting to see this @1.1GHz with some voltage-tweaks.

[Johnny87au]

Yeah, we have to see bench on real games to conclude, but that's a really impressive score anyways.

That's the factory-OC, and it should have more headroom. In case, this will become a little OC-monster.
It will be interesting to see this @1.1GHz with some voltage-tweaks.

That is very true but most SC card's ive previously owned havent overclocked much past the SC clocks.. Wonder if the standard 560's will clock higher then the SC revisions? Time will tell i guess..

[Sam_oslo]

That is very true but most SC card's ive previously owned havent overclocked much past the SC clocks.. Wonder if the standard 560's will clock higher then the SC revisions? Time will tell i guess..

I've never used a SC, but 1GHz is a really good OC already and standard 560 should do the same too, at least.
This 560 can be pretty cool tho, and in case, you can push more voltages too. Then it can hopefully become a big OC-monster.

[LexDiamonds]

The physical layout of the memory chips seems odd... Are all Fermis like this? It would make more sense to me to have 2 banks of 4 chips on the top and right side. Just from a timing and trace route standpoint. Maybe that rouge chip acts more like a L3 cache rather than being attached to the main mem buffer?

[fellix_bg]

The physical layout of the memory chips seems odd... Are all Fermis like this? It would make more sense to me to have 2 banks of 4 chips on the top and right side. Just from a timing and trace route standpoint. Maybe that rouge chip acts more like a L3 cache rather than being attached to the main mem buffer?

GDDR5 standard allows for much more relaxed PCB trace wiring, than previous on-board memory types.

[Lanek]

Yep Lab501 use a I7 980@4ghz, they was using PhysX on the run for get this score with the 560, untill they use too a 4ghz I7 980 ...