Many of our younger readers probably don’t remember the Titanium graphics card models, which were the object of every gamer’s desire back in the age of GeForce 2, 3 and 4. “Ti” models were a symbol of speed, and only the GeForce 2-series had “Ultra” models which could outrun the “Ti”s. These cards’ bundles were resplendent, and coolers much more serious than the remaining GTS, MX and similar models. Titaniums ceased to appear when the FX series was presented, all the way back in 2003. NVIDIA has recently decided to restore this name of brilliance, bringing it back with the GTX560 Ti model, although “Ti” will no longer signify the best model in its class, instead trying to take the crown in the mid-range, where Radeon HD6870 (our review) has reigned supreme thus far. Read on to find out whether it’s succeeded in its intentions...



Link: InsideHW