Subsequent to the unfurling of its gaming league earlier this month, Nvidia is back at its lab for crafting new products. The company has unleashed the GeForce GTX 560 GPU in India, expanding its portfolio of Fermi architecture-based products. Further, the manufacturer has also released beta GeForce R275 drivers for rendering enhanced gaming sessions.
Infused with Nvidia PhysX, 3D Vision, SLI and Surround technologies, this peripheral is touted to wheedle a seamless performance as gamers race on the NFS circuit or fight out in the latest brawler. It has been plugged to churn out superior quality visuals at 1080p, allowing players to dive into immersive in-game environments.
“The GeForce GTX 560 will whip up excitement levels, as it is the perfect card for gamers to enjoy the summer blockbusters at 1080P!” revealed Vishal Dhupar, MD, South Asia, Nvidia. “With PhysX, 3D Vision and SLI in addition to our class leading drivers; GeForce means having an unrivalled experience with the latest games.”
As the company unveiled the latest member of its GPU family, it also dished out the GeForce R275 drivers to supplement the boosted performance. With support for Nvidia 3D Vision, these drivers have been attuned to over 525 gaming profiles and 65 3D Vision-ready displays. Extending enhanced desktop scaling with innovative user interface and features, they are said to offer refined experiences across games such as Alice: Madness Returns, Dungeon siege III and Duke Nukem Forever.
Available now across retail stores, the Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 has been priced at Rs. 12,399.