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[circulate]

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompare.aspx?Submit=ENE&N=100007709&IsNodeId=1&bop=And&ActiveSearchResult=True&CompareItemList=48%7C14-161-372%5E14-161-372-TS%2C14-130-661%5E14-130-661-TS%2C14-130-604%5E14-130-604-TS%2C14-121-446%5E14-121-446-TS

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Are there better cards for the same price I didn't put on the list? If not please suggest one of the ones I've compiled

 

[purple stain]

Depends what your budget is.To me the obvious choice is the faster card(depending on which game).

The GTX560 Asus DirectCU and the HIS IceQ have the best cooling out of those.

But if your spending $270 on a 6950 you might as well pay the extra $30 and get a GTX570.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130621

 

[farrengottu]

for performance to price ratio in your supposed price range i would go for this card.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127594
its rather cheap after rebate and it has my favorite cooler

 

[purple stain]

^+1

That's one of my favorites to.And a very decent price.I remember back when I bought my reference 6870 for $240.

 

[circulate]

I don't understand why that cards better?

It has a slower speed then the 850's

 

[purple stain]

What? Which card? 850's?

 

[circulate]

The cards I listed have higher Mhz

 

[purple stain]

Are you talking about the GTX560ti Twin Frozr that farrengottu linked?

Compared to what?

 

[circulate]

The cards I linked have a higher Mhz then the one he linked. Why is his more expensive then the gtx560ti's I linked.

 

[purple stain]

You linked 2 GTX560's(non-ti) and 1 GTX560ti.

The EVGA GTX560ti you linked doesn't have as good of cooling as the Asus DirectCU or the MSI Twin Frozr.And the EVGA's Factory O.C. is only a mild 30mhz.With the MSI Twin Frozr I'm sure you can push to 1ghz.

Here you can see that even with an O.C. the MSI Twin Frozr stays an amazing 26c cooler.

http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/hardware-canucks-reviews/40552-nvidia-geforce-gtx-560-ti-roundup-asus-evga-gigabyte-msi-19.html

 

[circulate]

great thanks, I'll purchase if no one else can show a better card for that price in the next 20 minutes.

 

[SinisterSalad]

More info needed. Display size? Games you plan on playing? Etc.

I have a 6870, running 1080p. It's expected to be able to play BF3 maxed out just fine, and I paid less than any of those.

 

[circulate]

Well I currently have a gtx465.

I have a 32in led tv at 1080p

games are bf3 diablo 3 dota 2 world of warcraft team fortress 3 crysis 2

I'd like an upgrade from the 465, as well as be able to fully handle future games in the next couple years. I don't think the 6870 will maintain it's speed.

 

[purple stain]

I own a 6870 and I was in the BF3 Alpha.And although I could max it out I was only getting 50fps.And that was just the Alpha version where all the graphical settings are turned down for testing.

The GTX560ti Twin Frozr or Asus DirectCU are the best choices.For $240 you really can't beat it.

 

[SinisterSalad]

I guess it's just that with as fast as new cards come out, it's hard for me to justify spending more than 2 bills on a GPU and maybe get a few more eye candy settings. Then again, I do have mouths to feed. lol.

 

[circulate]

There is no choose best answer button on this thread!

 

[johnners2981]

That's cause you picked a discussion and not a question thread when creating it. I used yo have this problem too

 

[circulate]

Okay haha!

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[purple stain]

Your gonna go with the GTX560ti Twin Frozr then?

 

[circulate]

Yes SIR!

Thanks for the suggestion you guys!

 

[purple stain]

Welcome.

Goodluck
Happy Gaming