Ti classic, nVidia's gimmick?

nVidia's gimmick? The replay of high-end graphics cards vaguely remembers the summer of 2008, the war between ATI's Radeon HD 4850/4870 and nVidia's GeForce GTX 280/260. ATI gained a large market with its price advantage, forcing nVidia to cut prices. More than two years later, what is the market for high-end graphics cards?

Not long ago, AMD released a truly new generation of desktop-class mid- to high-end graphics cards Radeon HD 6970 and Radeon HD 6950 to dominate the market, especially the HD 6950. Recently, AMD launched a 1GB video memory version in an attempt to gain greater market share. . So how will nVidia respond?

The classic regression, the Ti series may be the gimmick that nVidia came up with, but Ti really evokes the memory of many users. The GeForce 3/4 Ti series many years ago was deeply impressed by its strong performance. Later it was abandoned for various reasons. Today, in a leaked nVidia drive, we discovered the GeForce GTX 560 Ti. In the final analysis, the mainstream mid-to-high end market is the place where the competition for sales is fiercest. After all, the number of users of top-level products will not be large. Can this new classic continue its former glory? This card will be listed on January 25, let us wait and see.

Let's take a look at the detailed parameters of the GeForce GTX 560 Ti:

The graphics card uses GF114 core, CUDA core number 384, 32 ROP, 1GB GDDR5 256-bit memory. The frequency has also been greatly improved. The current version of the card is not yet available, but according to the two GTX 560 Ti cards released by Gigabyte, the Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti OC and GTX 560 Ti SO are the core of the two cards. The frequencies are 900MHz/4000MHz and 1000MHz/4580MHz, respectively.