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Gtx 560 vs gtx 750 ?
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if youre talking abou Ti version then you should take a look at this chart http://gpuboss.com/gpus/GeForce-GTX-750-Ti-vs-GeForce-GTX-560-Ti
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I believe the GTX560 is similar to an HD6870:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-560-amp-edition-gtx-560-directcu-ii-top,2944-6.html
The Asus GTX750Ti at 10% over stock (the performance number in the benchmark) is similar to an HD7850:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GTX_750_Ti_OC/25.html
So the GTX750Ti would be roughly 25% faster (HD7850/HD6870; couldn't find everything on the same benchmark).
Since the DRIVER update has unlocked further overclocking 30% over stock has been attainable which raises performance roughly up to about 45% over a GTX560 (less if overclocked).
Thus my guess is somewhere between a 20% and 40% improvement so if you are UPGRADING I think it's not significant enough. The CPU will also affect performance and my bottleneck things if it's not fast enough.
I suggest a minimum GTX760 (Gigabyte model is $230 USD) provided the power supply supports it, Windows is 64-bit (amount of supported memory) and the CPU isn't too much of a bottleneck.
If the system is fairly old it might not even be worth upgrading.
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-560-amp-edition-gtx-560-directcu-ii-top,2944-6.html
The Asus GTX750Ti at 10% over stock (the performance number in the benchmark) is similar to an HD7850:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/ASUS/GTX_750_Ti_OC/25.html
So the GTX750Ti would be roughly 25% faster (HD7850/HD6870; couldn't find everything on the same benchmark).
Since the DRIVER update has unlocked further overclocking 30% over stock has been attainable which raises performance roughly up to about 45% over a GTX560 (less if overclocked).
Thus my guess is somewhere between a 20% and 40% improvement so if you are UPGRADING I think it's not significant enough. The CPU will also affect performance and my bottleneck things if it's not fast enough.
I suggest a minimum GTX760 (Gigabyte model is $230 USD) provided the power supply supports it, Windows is 64-bit (amount of supported memory) and the CPU isn't too much of a bottleneck.
If the system is fairly old it might not even be worth upgrading.
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