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[Solved] Hd 6870 vs gtx 560

Forum Graphics & Displays : Graphics Cards [Solved] Hd 6870 vs gtx 560

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someone plz? The xfx is the dual fan non black edition, and the pny is non ti and its like 30 dlls cheaper also OC is important

Reply to CRIVERAZ86

why not the HD 6950 or GTX 560ti ? both have a better performance

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Reply to ilysaml

Close call, the performance is about the same. The 560 overclocks better but even then it is about the same as a oc'd 6870. 560 has PhysX if you like that. Amd has better colors i think, nvidea does better with bling bling like metal shine ( can't come up with the right word fot that ) on cannons.
So if i were you and if your sure your system can handle these cards i would save just that 40 or 50 dollars more and get the 560 TI.

Reply to robjordy

Which is your current set up. Are you sure it can handle either of this cards (PSU, CPU, mobo)

Reply to BlackHawk91

my pc specs are:

e7400 OC @3.5Ghz
Hyper 212 extreme
HAF 912 Case
4 Gb Ram DDR2
psu: CoolerMaster Silent Pro 700W
Windows Vista x64 Home
Samsung Full HD Screen 1920x1080p (game res.)

Reply to CRIVERAZ86

oh and 1 slot PCI-ex 16x 2.0

Reply to CRIVERAZ86

PSU is so fine and so great, but there's a one little problem... you might be bottlenecked by the CPU if you play at 1080P, i guess you should buy a second hand intel C2Q and you should be fine

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ive read that at higher res the less bottleneck so... i dont know why r u saying that 1080p its ok... and have seen many 6850, 6870 with my cpu.... maybe it wont be bottlenecking that much... ur thread is about a gtx 560 ti... im talking about gtx 560 non ti... much less powered...

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the non ti 560 is a great card but not at $200, i got mine at 180 and just overclocked it....I suggest checking out newegg and getting the same twin frozr ii i got for $180 after MIR (MSI was quick and good on it)...currently have it overclocked to the following:

970 core
1940 shader
2150 mem

People say its the same card as the 460 are incorrect by a mile and a half...

I will post link to bechmark images so you can see how it performs, just give me an hour or so...also, take a look here
http://www.overclockers.com.au/art [...] 959736&P=2

Also, I have vids up of Bad Company 2 maxed and Crysis 2 maxed with Blackfire mod, performance is also there in video notes...
Bad Company 2
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAIo2wAugTI
Crysis 2 BlackFire mod
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YoColCztWMs

like i said, give me an hour or so and ill let you know on benchmarks such as unigine, metro, and 3dmark11...

my specs are
AMD Phenom X4 3.0 Deneb (stock)
4Gigs of Ram DDR2 @800
MSI Twin Frozr ii 560 GTX non ti

Reply to da305kratos

Here you go, let me see if you can see the images
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67576864@N08/

note that the version i have is
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Prod [...] 6814127593

its factory OC'ed but as you can see it can go higher...hope it helps

Reply to da305kratos

thx for the reply... Ill check ur videos and subscribe, btw, your processor is equal to? In Intel?

Reply to CRIVERAZ86

CRIVERAZ86 wrote :

thx for the reply... Ill check ur videos and subscribe, btw, your processor is equal to? In Intel?



Dunno bud...got it about a year and a half ago, almost 2 i believe...

Honestly im sure having my CPU and Ram in stock is holding me back, but I currently have stock heatsink on CPU...gonna overclock it once I get some better cooling for it...

As it is, the card performs like I expected...


Message edited by da305kratos on 09-14-2011 at 01:33:18 AM
Reply to da305kratos

thank u and great reply! Itll be very useful to pick my next card.!

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CRIVERAZ86 wrote :

thank u and great reply! Itll be very useful to pick my next card.!



you are welcome...like i said, if you can get it around the price i did, its a great buy...if you can only find it in your area for over 200, check to see how much more the ti is. If its not much, go for the ti otherwise the non ti is a great card

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da305kratos wrote :

Dunno bud...got it about a year and a half ago, almost 2 i believe...

Honestly im sure having my CPU and Ram in stock is holding me back, but I currently have stock heatsink on CPU...gonna overclock it once I get some better cooling for it...

As it is, the card performs like I expected...


download superpi mod 1.5 and run the 1m test i score 15.210 sec (its a cpu speed test)

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CRIVERAZ86 wrote :

download superpi mod 1.5 and run the 1m test i score 15.210 sec (its a cpu speed test)



will give it a try but unfortunately cant right now, gotta look through my work emails and such to finish something up...will try later though

Reply to da305kratos

Mine says 23.2s for the 19 iterations it did.....not sure what that means.

remember my CPU is at stock, hope it helps

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CRIVERAZ86 wrote :

the lower, the best so thx again =)



anytime bud...any chance you know about Biostar motherboards and the overclocking utility it brings? V8, V12, etc? anyone?

Reply to da305kratos

no, i havent.... i OC mine with BSEL mod... cuz of my mobo (dell oem) but i have been doing some tests and its really good... and stable... 68° C max doing intel burn test but when i play games can barely reach 48 - 50 ° C with an Hyper 212 plus from cooler master...

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