Tis the season for PC innards, and the NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 Core is just the limited-edition graphics card you may have been looking for, what with its vast similarities to the existing GTX ...

The launch of the new GTX 560 Ti 448 today I think is a prime example of why NVIDIA does so well in the video card market. You just have to look at the current release schedule of games, or the games ...

It’s been over a year since Nvidia’s first GF110 GPU rolled into our labs, when the GTX 580 1.5GB promptly demolished all single-GPU graphics card opposition and remained at the top of our benchmarks ...

NVIDIA is obviously particularly proud of its new GeForce GTX 560 Ti GPU – it suggests it "pwns the gamer's sweet spot" in the press release – and at first glance the Fermi-based video card does have ...

With the GTX 460’s fantastic overclocking pedigee, we had high hopes for the GTX 560 Ti 1GB when it came to ramping up the clock speeds, especially after our thermal testing indicated there was so ...

It's easy to be mistaken that we're looking at a card that we've already seen for a while, but the GTX 560 is just that, a GTX 560. Unlike the models either side of it, this one doesn't carry the Ti ...

NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 560 Ti is the GPU of the week, with a tempting price point and great frame rate results to go with it. Companies are already lining up to offer new graphics cards based on that ...

Before we start, we recommend you to read the reference GTX 560 Ti review first. Ever since the GeForce GTX 400/500 series we have seen some impressive increases in performance scaling when it comes ...

NVIDIA has been hitting all the right notes of late. Taking the graphics-card market as a case in point, the top-end GeForce GTX 500-series cards have been well-received, while the mid-range continues ...

Nvidia stormed the mainstream video card market last summer when it released the GeForce GTX 460, a surprisingly potent performer with a lean $200 price. But when you redefine normal, what do you do ...

The Christmas season has officially started and although we might be in the slowest year ever when it comes with new graphics card releases, NVIDIA does have something ready for Q4 2011. Ever since ...