MSI recently announced their line of the GeForce GTX 960 graphics card. They announced four different models namely: MSI GTX 960 100 Million Edition, MSI GTX 960 Gaming 2G, MSI GTX 960 Overclocked (White) and the MSI GTX 960 2GD5 OC (Vanilla). Each model differs in clock speeds and cooler design. The Gaming and 100 Million Edition features the new Twin Frozr V with Zero Frozr technology and Torx Fan design, while the GTX 960 2GD5T OC features the Armor 2X cooler. All model features 1024 CUDA cores with 2GB of GDDR5 memory running on a 128-bit memory interface. Check out their features, respective specifications, prices and availability below.

The new MSI twin Frozr V Thermal Design is the pinnacle of graphics card air cooling. With a smaller than 2-slot design the new Twin Frozr V is able to surpass previous generation’s by a large margin. The new 10cm Torx fans ensure huge amounts of silent airflow and visually complete the bold new look of the Twin Frozr V. The heatsink itself is re-organized through the SuperSU design which increases heatpipe efficiency, especially when combined with Airflow Control Technology. Hybrid Frozr is a throwback to 2008 when MSI was the first to market high-end, zero noise graphics cards thanks to fans that stop spinning in low-temperature situations.

Meanwhile the MSI GTX 960 2GD5T OC, or Overclocked edition, features the Armor 2X thermal design – an all new Black & White cooler design to fit the design of MSI’s Krait series motherboards. Its propeller blade technology produce 20% more airflow compared to traditional fan design, as well as less noise. It also features airflow control technology that deflects more airflow to heatpipes and improves airflow efficiency. It also increases the heatsink area to enhance dissipation efficiency.