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ECS GeForce GTX 560 - Product Showcase

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/16/2011 02:00 PM [ ] 0 comment(s)

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GeForce GTX 560

Two 6-pin PEG power connectors are required for this board. Power consumption is rated at roughly 170W TDP for the reference design 1024MB model, the TDP as we measured it, is in fact a fraction higher due to the factory overclock. The power-connectors have been seated along the top side of the graphics card.

 

GeForce GTX 560

As you can see, the card is equipped with three connectors, two dual-link DVI connectors and one mini-HDMI connector. The cooler tries to exhausts hot air through the upper mesh as much as it can.

GeForce GTX 560

Here we have the backside, the PCB is clean and has a fairly uncomplicated design. Make note of the fact that there is just one SLI connector to be found, only allowing two cards to be set up in multi-GPU mode. Definitely a decent looking card, though a black PCB would have been one notch nicer IMHO.




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