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Tuesday, 25 January 2011 14:26

Cheapest GTX 560 Ti selling at €216

Written by Slobodan Simic
nvidia

Non-reference at €229,90

A quick glance at our price search engine showed that the lowest price for the GTX 560 Ti is currently available at €216,33. Of course, this is a reference clocked card and comes from Palit/XpertVision, while it looks like that others can be found for as low as €229,90.

It is quite interesting to see that the non-reference cards like the Gigabyte GV-N560OC-1GI and MSI's N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II are both available at €229,90 at Alternate.de. Of course, both of these cards are factory overclocked and feature a non-reference cooling, which means that reference ones might be even cheaper.

On the other hand, it is quite strange to see that Newegg.com or Bestbuy.com haven't listed any GTX 560 Ti cards. Tigerdirect.com has a bunch of them with prices ranging from US $249.99 for reference cards to around US $259.99 for MSI's Twin Frozr II card and US $274.99 for Gigabyte's GTX 560 Ti SuperClocked 1GHz card.

Starting again the price war is.

Last modified on Tuesday, 25 January 2011 14:47
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