Zotac has also announced its own version of the GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores graphics card based on the GF110 graphics core. The card comes slightly overclocked at 765MHz core, 1530MHz shaders and 3800MHz memory and features the same 1280MB of GDDR5 memory and 320-bit memory interface.

Gigabyte has announced the availability of its own version of Nvidia’s latest and limited offering, the GeForce GTX 560 Ti graphics card that features the GF110 GPU instead of the GF114 that regular GTX 560 Ti cards houses.

Nvidia has officially announced its latest graphics card, the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 Cores which comes as a limited offering that will only debut in specific markets in North America and Europe. The card is based on the 40nm GF110 GPU which is the same GPU found on the more powerful GTX 570 allowing it to have more CUDA cores, more memory and a wider memory bus than the regular GTX 560 Ti that is just based on the GF114 GPU.

A while back there was the news that Nvidia was planning to release a new flavor of its GeForce GTX 560 Ti and that it sports 448 CUDA cores and is based on the GF110 GPU found on the GeForce GTX 570. Now, the specifications that have been leaked online confirm that the GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 Core is indeed more of a tuned down GTX 570 than a GTX 560 Ti.

ASUS’ much anticipated high-end graphics card, the Dual GTX 580 Mars II, that captivated many enthusiast back at Computex 2011 fair had been recently presented with a new set of pictures from the company and it seems that it’s really going to be worth the wait as the images showcase not just an ordinary high-end card but one that you’ll be so proud to have.

Looks like Point of View’s graphics card tuning team TGT have been hard at work with two new updates to their Geforce GTX 500 series line-up. The GTX 580 3GB Ultra Charged and the GTX 580 3GB Charged cards will both be factory overclocked versions of the GTX 580 with twice as much memory.

Zalman has just added a new addition to its VF3000 range of VGA coolers. The VF3000F which is now compatible with the GF110 based graphics cards. That's right! As of today you can finally ditch your stock cooler on your GTX 570 and GTX 580 graphics cards and replace it with one of these bad boys! This should give you nice steady temps when trying to push the most out of your graphics card.