Which gtx 560ti should i get?

[computernewb]

GIGABYTE GV-N560UD-1G GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5 = 210$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125401

EVGA 01G-P3-1561-AR GeForce GTX 560 Ti FPB (Fermi) 1GB 256-bit GDDR5
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130604 = 240$

why is there a big price difference between two gtx 560ti?
thanks!

 

[sosofm]

EVGA is overclocked and have lifetime waranty.

 

[jeffredo]

The Gigabyte is extremely well reviewed (five star average out of 93 reviews - that's darn good). I believe Gigabyte has a three year warranty and that really should be long enough. Cheaper is better too.

 

[monsta]

Both great cards , you cant go wrong there , I have 2 of the gigabytes myself and they are awesome cards , the cooling on them is great and they overclock well.

 

[bruce555]

With EVGA you have the lifetime warranty and have the option to use the Step Up program by the time the next generation of GPU's are released in a month or two.

 

[catatafish]

The MSI is also a great choice, but it just depends on what you want. I wanted a shorter card, so the MSI worked great for me. All of them will give you relatively similar performance. I've got my MSI OCed to 950 on stock voltage and temps never really go over 60c in heavy gaming. The longer cards were a VERY tight fit and would bump up against my other components, so make sure you pay attention to how well they will fit in your case.

 

[87ninefiveone]

Between those two the Gigabyte wins my vote. Better cooling = quiter. EVGA makes great cards and a lifetime warranty is great and all, but what are the chances you'll use it? For $30 less the Gigabyte gets my vote.

Also, the Step-Up program offered by EVGA is nearly useless. Read the restrictions/requirements on their site.

 

[swifty_morgan]

Gigabyte. It's way cheaper and you'll never notice the difference even though the other is slightly over clocked. The Gigabyte will also run cooler. A plus when it comes to those cards. As far as warranty...... most cards, if they go bad..... it will happen sooner than later. 99% of cards will out live their use.