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Gonna wait for some reviews on these before I do anything. They do seem great value for money but we'll see come tomorrow afternoon 
Have to agree though, that white edition is lush
Have to agree though, that white edition is lush
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560 out tomorrow
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Its not replacing the 460, its replacing the 470.
The 460 will remain around the £150 price point, the 560 will take the £200 price point. The 470 / 480 are EOL now.
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460 has already hit a low, £110.
The 1GB version may stay around the £130 mark.
Only exotics will be around the £150, and i reckon we will see some 560's hovering around the £180 by the end of the month.
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I think there'll be a fall in the 6*** series AMD if the 560 comes in at £200-220
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Considering that its using the same PCB and Chip as the GTX 460, the answer to that would be yes
Its just got all the shaders unlocked, and been improved somehow to work at much higher clocks.
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Considering that its using the same PCB and Chip as the GTX 460, the answer to that would be yes
Its just got all the shaders unlocked, and been improved somehow to work at much higher clocks.
So technically a watercooling block for a reference 460 should fit a reference 560?
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Spotted a Zotac GF GTX 560Ti 1GB OC listed, but not available to buy @ £240.92
Always swore I'd never spend more than £200 on a gfx card so here's hoping ocuk come through
Always swore I'd never spend more than £200 on a gfx card so here's hoping ocuk come through
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One thing makes me curious before launch...nvida have the option to allow these cards to oc like all hell. Given amd's publicity stunt...will they up the ante, the power is there.
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The HD6950 1GB seems to have been released in the US for around $260:
http://www.legitreviews.com/news/9917/
It will be interesting to see how much it will cost in the UK.
http://www.legitreviews.com/news/9917/
It will be interesting to see how much it will cost in the UK.
Straight conversion at current rates + 20% VAT (plus a tiny amount of rounding up) indicates that it should arrive at £199 inc VAT. However, that's the current price of the 1Gb 6870 and so if it get's too close to that price then no one will buy those cards.
The cheapest 2Gb 6950 here at OCuk is £235 and so that leaves the new 1Gb 6950 to be priced somewhere in the middle. At a *guess* I would say £215 to £220 inc VAT.
The pricing of these new 560 cards later today might cause AMD to lower their prices on cards in this area over the next few days. If they do then this would give them more of a window to get price of the 1Gb 6950 nearer to the £200 inc VAT mark without eating into sales of the 1Gb 6870.
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In that case it looks like it would *probably* end up like this once the prices come into effect here in the UK...
£170 to £180 -> 1Gb 6870
£195 to £205 -> 1Gb 6950
£210 to £220 -> 2Gb 6950
Here's hoping that they're actually towards the lower end of my estimates
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The HD6950 2GB can already be had for between £210 to £230.
I only checked 2 other stores outside of OCuk and saw £225 inc vat as the lowest. If there are lots of other stores (that I didn't check) already near the £210 price point then perhaps that might be the card that gets pushed to £200 inc vat once these new prices filter in.