NVIDIA's Ace in the Middle

From the architectural point of view, the GF114 chip is obviously the successor to the GF104. The CUDA core has been increased to a full 384, and the memory bit width is maintained at 256 bits, but it operates at a higher frequency. The original GeForce GTX 460 had a core/memory frequency of 675MHz/1350MHz, but the GeForce GTX 560 with GF114 core was pulled up to 820MHz/1640MHz.

Although the preset frequency is already very high, according to the news, the new GeForce GTX 560 graphics card will have more overclocking performance. Many graphics card manufacturers will directly increase the operating frequency to obtain better performance and thus occupy the market.

Judging from foreign news, the GeForce GTX 560 series graphics cards will be officially released on January 25, and it is no doubt that the GTX 560 will become another ace of Nvidia in the midrange market. The mid-end graphics card market is now dominated by the AMD RADEON HD 6850/6870 vs. the Nvidia GeForce GTX 460. From the market side, these two graphics card series are playing hard.

With the participation of the GTX 560, new variables will be generated. For users who have purchased the GTX 460 graphics card, the GTX 560 graphics card is certainly more powerful in terms of performance, but the price will certainly be higher. I personally predict that the GTX 560 listing price will be between 1699-1799 this price, with the gradual delisting price of the previous generation of graphics cards should have room for decline.