gtx 560ti vs 7850 or gtx 660 and 660ti
- Thread starter pell380
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no its not.its better to buy 650 ti boost if your in the same price point.and 256 bit isn't gonna be much difference if you aren't gaming at really high res.also nowadays it doesn't really matter memory bandwidth nor memory size in games.plus,despite having 256 bit bus,its memory is clocked lower so it means less bandwidth than 650 ti boost.and 560ti was released a year ago so buying a 650ti is more futureproof.
so bottom line its not recommended to buy a 560 ti
so bottom line its not recommended to buy a 560 ti
nguyenm
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Hi, between those 4 choices, i would like to add the HD 7870 ghz edition to the equation. It has relatively the highest efficiency of all the GTX series (source: http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_Titan/28.html).
Also with it's high overclock headroom and 256-bit bus, higher resolution wouldn't be a problem for near future. Another feature that not many people use is Eyefinity & it's use of profiling so if you would change the display orientation from work to game having profiles saves tremendous time.
I have build various system for my friends and clients and they all house the same HD 7870 ghz just for the performance/watt ratio. Also they're all bit coin miners so if you're into that ur in luck!
Only choose Nvidia when you're a extreme hardcore 24/7 Battlefield 3 multiplayer gamer, cause the drivers are more stable for BF3. Noted that not for BF4 though as the battlefield series now are in the AMD Gaming Evolve program so expect problems with AMD-Optimized game on nvidia cards; example, Tomb Raider w/TressFX.
PhysX also comes on handy sometimes.... only Borderland 2 and Batman Arkham series are noteworthy, the rest are non-sense eye candy...
Also with it's high overclock headroom and 256-bit bus, higher resolution wouldn't be a problem for near future. Another feature that not many people use is Eyefinity & it's use of profiling so if you would change the display orientation from work to game having profiles saves tremendous time.
I have build various system for my friends and clients and they all house the same HD 7870 ghz just for the performance/watt ratio. Also they're all bit coin miners so if you're into that ur in luck!
Only choose Nvidia when you're a extreme hardcore 24/7 Battlefield 3 multiplayer gamer, cause the drivers are more stable for BF3. Noted that not for BF4 though as the battlefield series now are in the AMD Gaming Evolve program so expect problems with AMD-Optimized game on nvidia cards; example, Tomb Raider w/TressFX.
PhysX also comes on handy sometimes.... only Borderland 2 and Batman Arkham series are noteworthy, the rest are non-sense eye candy...
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