GTX 560 Ti SLI Vs GTX 570

The difference would be slight on.both accounts and end.up costing more
get another 560ti and rip it up it will be.more than enough

+1 The 570 and the 560ti will be almost the same.

The difference wouldnt be worth the money you would spend grab a 560 and overclock them both. If anything your best bet would be to grab a 580. Its pretty much the same power as 2 560oc's and will run bf3 with everything maxed at 60fps aslong as your not trying to play on some crazy resolution. i get 60fps at 1080 with my 580. Then your all set for a while.

You sure about that? Show some links to your proof. I doubt two 560 Ti's can beat my one 580 honestly, maybe 3 but not two. Just my opinion.  

2x560ti beats a.580
you must not know much about sli scaling

I stand corrected i don't know much about sli scaling, but i still don't think two 560 Ti's can beat my one 580. I mean in BF3 possibly, but overall i doubt it.

Any links to these numbers? I can see that one pulls about 128/152 bandwidth wise.. Two idk exactly what performance you would get. Be honest not every game likes Sli. Thus far only few games give you such a jump in scale ability.  

Long is right, pretty much every review and benchmark shows that two 560ti's will outperform a 580 by some margin.

I was running two 560's, but sold them to get a 580 which i will soon also be putting into SLI. it was most certainly a step down when i got the 580, but its still a very powerful GPU of course.

Booyah!

Ok BUT if i get a second 560 that will be the end of the line. BUT if i get the 570 i can SLI and have a opton for 3 way sli in the future. You dont think a a 570 now and another two months from now wont be better?

Honestly, i have been using the GTX 560 ti. running the game on high (Currently Medium because nvidia 295.73 is crappy for SLI) i had to take my card out and run the game on medium for stable frames. I will be getting NVIDIA Kepler Architecture in 2 weeks

2 560's perform better than a 580, but in no way "kills the 580". There pretty much on par with performance. Some games work great with SLI where the 560's shine and some dont. A 580 will rip though any game so its a great option for a one card solution which is why i recommended it. Plus it give thes OP alot more time before he would need to SLI.

When i bought my 580 i was trying to decide between 2 560's or 1 580. Over all im happy i went with the single card. The 580 will still max out any game right now, and atleast you now have an option to grab another for SLI. With 2 580's in sli it will last you a hell of alot longer than 2 560's will. Thats the way i look at it.

frank of course it will be better but its a waist of money for the performance gain you will get. 1 560=$250, 2 570's=$680, 1 580=$480. You would save $430 by picking up another 560 or save $200 by grabbing a 580. Really no need for anything else besides a 580 is your looking for performance. It will max any game. Just save the $200 and when the new cards come out the 580 will drop in price and you could probably snatch another 580 for $350 if you want. Im just looking at it money/future wise.

I know, i completely agree with you on the 560's being more powerful. Its the best bet for the OP, to grab another. Im just saying the 580 is a great alternative if hes looking for a powerful single card he could sli in the future. Better than waisting money on 2 570's any day for performance he probably doesnt need, unless he trying to run some crazy setup with 3 monitors on a really high resolution.