ECS NBGTX560-1GPI-F

Decent card running it with a 520watt PSU and only useing 300 watts max total system with a quad core and 8 gb ram. definitly better to get this over a 550Ti, could only run that at med settings at 720P with 100% usage. i still don't see going to a Ti...

P1040 refrence board from the TI version. will work with any 560Ti water block. runs BF3 and Skyrim at 720P max settings with only 50% usage. never excedes 60C and fan is super quiet

a Ti in disguise but can't unlock due to laser echting

Not a con but I had one hiccup while installing. -Had to reboot my desktop a time or two before my monitor received input. I booted into windows and the display turned weird colors before finally settling back into the normal windows display / color...

I ordered this card to upgrade from an EVGA GTX260 so I could play Skyrim in all of its glory. I also have an Elitegroup Black series mobo so I figured compatibility wouldn't be an issue. The card itself is actually smaller than my previous card so...

None yet, I've only had the card for a few days. If the card is as good quality as my mobo, there will be no problems

System stats: Dell XPS 410 (In name only) Windows 7 Ultimate factory MoBo w/BIOS update factory 350 Gig 7200 RPM HDD 4 gigs DDR2 RAM (forget brand name) Core 2 Quad 2.66 gigs Asus Xonar 5.1 DG Sound card Cooler Master 750W Power Supply Elitegroup Black...

I ordered this card as a gift for my brother to upgrade his machine from a GeForce 7300 in his Dell XPS 410. I walked into this purchase VERY skeptical as no one seemed to have purchased this card before so there were no reviews to go by, I had never...

None, apart from the brand not being too well known yet. If this level of build quality and reliability continues I suspect that will change rapidly