The Card

Checking out the GTX 560 Ti Twin Frozr II, like the package you're not seeing anything that you haven't really seen before with the Twin Frozr II cooler being used and taking up most of the card. You can see all those heat pipes across the bottom and of course the twin fans which help give the cooler the name.

As for the rest of the card, we've got two 6-Pin PCI-E power connectors at the back of the card, while closer to the front we've got a single SLI connector which lets us run up too two cards and connectivity comes in the form of two Dual-Link DVI connectors and a single mini HDMI port.

Specifications

The Twin Frozr II GTX 560 we're looking at today is overclocked out of the box. Before we cover the clocks that we're seeing from MSI here, we'll just quickly cover the reference GTX 560 Ti clocks.

A reference card will carry with it a 822MHz core; that means the Shader comes in at 1644MHz. As for the 1GB of GDDR5, that comes in at 4000MHz QDR.

MSI have bumped the core up to 880MHz; that's pushed the Shader to 1760MHz and the 1GB of GDDR3 comes in at 4200MHz QDR.