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Tuesday, 17 May 2011 14:00

Gainward GTX 560 Phantom reviewed - 6. Test results

Written by Sanjin Rados
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Review: Where did the 'Ti' go? 


3DMark 2011

3DMark 2011 is the new Futuremark synthetic test that has proven to be pretty realistic when it comes to estimating the graphics cards' punch. The benchmark rated out test subject, the GTX 560 Phantom, as slower than GTX 560 Ti by 8-12 percent. Our gaming tests will reveal that 3DMark 2011 was right on the money. Also, we see that the GTX 560 Phantom is up to 17-21 faster than the GTX 460 1GB.mark2011

 

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