Technical data / specifications

With this card NVIDIA fills the gap between GTX 570 and GTX 560 Ti. The GTX 560 Ti 448 doesn't have the GF114 chip as a basis, NVIDIA equips its latest garphics card with a high-end GF110. The only difference to the GTX 570 is the number of shader cores which are activated. This new model comes with 448 shader cores activated. In comparison the GTX 570 can rely on 480 shader cores. Memory interface as well as memory clock speed are the same as with the GTX 570 - 320 Bit and 3'800 MHz.
A special feature of any DirectCU graphics card from ASUS is the cooler. It measures about twice the size of the card and comes with plenty of cooling capacity to keep the card cool and quiet under any circumstance. Because the cards cooler doesn't move air out of the case we recommend to install it in a case that that is well ventilated. Otherwise there might be hot spots. In idle conditions the card does not get warmer than 35°C and under heavy Furmark load we didn't see more than 75°C.

	ASUS ENGTX 560 TI 448	GTX 560 TI	GTX 570	GTX 580
Chip	GF110	GF114	GF110	GF110
Process	40 nm	40 nm	40 nm	40 nm
Transistors	3.0 billion	1.95 billion	3.0 billion	3.0billion
GPU clock	732 MHz	822 MHz	732 MHz	772 MHz
Shader clock	1'464 MHz	1'645 MHz	1'464 MHz	1'544 MHz
Memory	1'280 MB GDDR5	1'024 MB GDDR5	1'280 MB GDDR5	1'536 MB GDDR5
Memory clock	3'800 MHz	4'008 MHz	3'800 MHz	4'008 MHz
Memory interface	320 Bit	256 Bit	320 Bit	384 Bit
Memory bandwidth	152'000 MB/s	128'256 MB/s	152'000 MB/s	192'400 MB/s
TMUs	60	56	60	64
Shader Cores	448	384	480	512
ROPs	40	32	40	48
TDP	210 Watt	170 Watt	219 Watt	244 Watt
Shader model	SM 5	SM 5	SM 5	SM 5

Page 1 - Introduction	Page 6 - Futuremark
Page 2 - Specifications	Page 7 - Unigine Heaven / Stone Giant
Page 3 - Preview	Page 8 - World in Conflict / Resident Evil 5
Page 4 - Overclocking	Page 9 - Call of Juarez / Far Cry 2
Page 5 - Testing conditions	Page 10 - Conclusion

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