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MSI N560GTX Ti Twin Frozer II review
Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 01/25/2011 02:00 PM [ 0 comment(s) ]
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As you can see, the card is equipped three connectors due to space limitations, two dual-link DVI connectors and a mini Display Port connector. The cooler exhausts hot air through the upper mesh. MSI will include a mini to full DP converter.

Here we have the backside, the PCB is clean and has an uncomplicated design. Make note of the fact that there is just one SLI connector to be found, allowing just two cards to be setup in multi-GPU mode.

And here the last photo of the product. Let's have a peek at content playback and then startup a test or two shall we?
MSI N560GTX Ti Twin Frozer II review
The MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozer II tested today indeed comes all customized and factory overclocked, Armed with some Military grade components and a robust build the dark PCB of the MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozer II will carry a GPU clocked at 880 MHz and it's memory at 4200 MHz, both thus a nice chunk faster than reference. To top things off, MSI put the Twin Frozr II cooler on this card and that admittedly does do wonder as we measure peak temperatures BELOW 55 Degrees C.
The MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozer II tested today indeed comes all customized and factory overclocked, Armed with some Military grade components and a robust build the dark PCB of the MSI GTX560 Ti Twin Frozer II will carry a GPU clocked at 880 MHz and it's memory at 4200 MHz, both thus a nice chunk faster than reference. To top things off, MSI put the Twin Frozr II cooler on this card and that admittedly does do wonder as we measure peak temperatures BELOW 55 Degrees C.
