Nvidia GTX 560 Ti 1280MB 320-bit $130 + S/H @ Geeks

Quote from BinaryDemon : I wouldnt say it's a bad deal. 1) It's new, and priced less than most standard new GTX560's. 2) The larger memory size (1.28gb vs 1gb) should help in those vram intensive games like BF3, modded Skyrim, ect. 3) Should be fairly easy to overclock to standard GTX560 TI (non-448) clock speeds. You make a good point about SLI, if someone is considering that then they should probably just buy two right now.

As I said earlier in the thread I would post some benchmarks. I received the card and it appears to be a Zotac brand OEM card. None of these are absolutely battletested results but from the few hours I had to mess with it they were stable. On a single card I was able to hit 850 core, 1700 shaders, and 4000/4100 mhz on the memory at 1.05 voltage which results in a futuremark graphics scrore of 5038. I may be limited by my power supply (ETASIS 750 watt: +3.3V@28A, +5V@30A, +12V1@18A, +12V2@18A, +12V3@18A, +12V4@18A, -12V@0.5A, +5VSB@3.0A) but I am still pleased with the result. In SLI 830 core 1660 shaders and 4000 memory on stock voltage is all I could get out of them, their combined futuremark graphics score was 9524 which is close to a stock single gtx 670 / gtx 590 LINK [futuremark.com].

So, I was able to reach and surpass the retail 560 Ti speeds and graphics performance. Futuremark Retail 560 Ti hardware page [futuremark.com] Now that the 660's are out all of the 560 models should continue to drop in price but I haven't seen many fall below $150. For this deal at $130.00, 1280 gb vs 1gb, no rebate, and 320 bit vs 256 bit works for me.

If anyone else bought one or two of these please post your benchmarks. I used 3dmark11 and Evga Precision X for my testing. See the attached image for more details.

This might also be of some help for reference as well. LINK [overclock.net]