[IbnSolmyr]

I'm receiving my 560 Ti in a few days, it will complete my new PC rig. I'll comme back to this thread..

But by the way, it depends a lot of the 560 you have :

- Stock Nvidia GTX 560 Ti : GPU @ 822 Mhz, Shaders @ 1644 Mhz, RAM @ 4002 Mhz
- Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti OC : GPU @ 900 Mhz, Shaders @ 1800 Mhz, RAM @ 4002 Mhz. (> easily 8 % better than the stock one)
- Mine : Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti SOC (new series) : GPU @ 950 Mhz, Shaders @ 1900 Mhz, RAM @ 4580 Mhz. (> easily 15 % better than the stock one)
- The most powerful 560 ever built : Gigabyte GTX 560 Ti SOC (not produced anymore as it, reproduced in lower series, the one i'm getting) GPU @ 1000 Mhz, Shaders @ 2000 Mhz, RAM @ 4580 Mhz. (> easily 20 % better than the stock one)

Gigabyte is the constructor which pushed the card at its limits. They got a too important back rate, so changed in a bit lower one. Others did some 560 OCs.
For your information, it seems that the card is easily OCable in terms of RAM frequencies... Some pushed it at average 4800 Mhz without fidgeting the tensions.