Just got a GTX 560 OEM card and this card has a really weird config. It has more cores and more graphics memory than 560 Ti -- 384 core and 2.5G GDDR5, but comes with only 1 6-pin power connector. As a result the clock rate is really low, 1104 MHz core and 1602 memory clocks. More spec here
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-560-oem/specifications
With the single 6-pin I was still able to OC it to 1240 MHz core and 1700 MHz memory very easily (didn't try to push it higher because I do worry about the single 6-pin limit). I think if it had 2 6-pins it really could be OC'ed to beat 560Ti.
I checked the PCB and did see the space reserved for the second 6-pin -- just no actual connector installed. Has anyone here have any experience with playing with this card? I noticed that in addition to a 6-pin connector, maybe a few resistors/capacitors/inductors may also be needed for adding the 2nd 6-pin connector?
Anyway, it looks like this card may have great potential...
http://www.geforce.com/hardware/desktop-gpus/geforce-gtx-560-oem/specifications
With the single 6-pin I was still able to OC it to 1240 MHz core and 1700 MHz memory very easily (didn't try to push it higher because I do worry about the single 6-pin limit). I think if it had 2 6-pins it really could be OC'ed to beat 560Ti.
I checked the PCB and did see the space reserved for the second 6-pin -- just no actual connector installed. Has anyone here have any experience with playing with this card? I noticed that in addition to a 6-pin connector, maybe a few resistors/capacitors/inductors may also be needed for adding the 2nd 6-pin connector?
Anyway, it looks like this card may have great potential...











