The MSI GTX 960 Gaming is clocked at 1,216MHz, with a rated boost clock of 1,279MHz – in practice, it happily boosted to and stayed at 1,367MHz under load.
The majority of GTX 960 cards on the market come with some form of factory overclock – there's no true reference design and it gives marketing teams another feature to boast about. This potentially will increase the power available for overclocking operations, while the cable ensures people with older PSUs still only need a single 6-pin connection. MSI is one such partner its GTX 970 Gaming 4G was a fantastic card, and for this launch its back with the GTX 960 Gaming 2G, again featuring a factory overclock and the Twin Frozr V cooler.īundled in the box is a DVI to VGA adaptor, as well as a 6-pin to 8-pin PCI-E power cable, since MSI has upgraded the standard 6-pin power connector to an 8-pin one. Adding to your choices is the fact that Nvidia's board partners naturally have a wide range of GXT 960 SKUs on sale.
With decent deals still to found on AMD's R9 280, R9 285 and R9 280X, there's certainly no dominant force or must buy card in this segment of the market.
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