Search
Sign in with
Sign up | Sign in

GPU from the GTX 560Ti family

Last response: in Graphics & Displays
Share






*** FORMAT **** :) 


APPROXIMATE PURCHASE DATE:

this week

BUDGET RANGE: 18000.0 INR (INDIAN RUPEES) = 321.600857602 USD

USAGE FROM MOST TO LEAST IMPORTANT:

Gaming [games : example metro ,crysis mw bf dirt3 f12011 farcry n fps mostly] [watching movies]
No photoshopping and designing tool app requirements

CURRENT GPU AND POWER SUPPLY:

No GPU at present planning to get a new one

PSU : CORSAIR 700 GS

OTHER RELEVANT SYSTEM SPECS:

Processor : Intel i5 3570k
Motherboard : ASUS MAXIMUS V GENE
RAM : GSKILL RIPJAWS 1600 (2*4gb kit)
HDD : 2tb seagate st200dm0001
SSD : planning to get a corsair force gt 120gb 6gb/s
monitor : BENQ 24inch RL2450H
case : coolermaster HAF 912 advanced

PREFERRED WEBSITE(S) FOR PARTS: NONE (AS I will buy from the market directly )

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: INDIA

PARTS PREFERENCES: NVIDIA ONLY

OVERCLOCKING: Yes

Maybe SLI : Yes (soon in future after 3years from now)

MONITOR RESOLUTION: 1920x1200

ADDITIONAL COMMENTS:



http://in.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTX-Ti-Hawk.html





http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/NVIDIA_Series/ENGTX5...



http://in.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTX-Ti-Twin-Frozr-II-...



Hawk is 1 gb and other 2 options 2 gb….. which one to go for.



Is it worth spendind extra for 2 gb to make it future. Intend to use the card for 3 odd years.



I feel hawk is better in 1gb segment. Which 1 to buy in 2 gb?



Direct cu 2 top vs twin frozr 2

More about : gpu gtx 560ti family

Register or log in to remove
Graphics card Master

Look at the non-reference 560 Ti designs, factory OC'd to 900 Mhz. Among them you will find several models that have upgrade dPCB's and beefed up VRMs. The ones w/ 7 phases or more and the special coolers have been known to top 30% overclocks over the reference card speed.ASUS GTX 560 Ti DirectCU II TOP is one of them.


http://www.pureoverclock.com/review.php?id=1201&page=17


.And make no mistake about these cards straight beast!
Related ressources
Ask the community

I agree with bigcyco1 about the ASUS card. Have been running the 1GB version for a while (sli now) and its been a great card only let down by the 1GB of vram onboard.

The 2GB model should alleviate the only downside of my card.
Graphics card Master

Quote:
The 2GB 560ti is only useful when overclocked to it's limits (core runs out of puff before utilising the memory)..
I would suggest a 7850/ GTX 480 at that price range..

But this all depends on what is available at your end, and the prices..
PARTS PREFERENCES: NVIDIA ONLY :na: 

http://in.msi.com/product/vga/N560GTX-Ti-Hawk.html





http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards [...] /#overview



http://in.msi.com/product/vga/N560 [...] v=Overview


PLEASE SUGGEST ONE

kindly please clarify my following queries

1. is ASUS 2gb oc top gtx 560ti better overall by a huge number as compared to the msi twin froz II 2gb OC

2. is hawk 1gb gtx560ti by msi a real good solution keeping in mind its 1gb and how can this affect my pc in future

3. can I sli a gtx 670 in future wit a gtx560ti or it has to be of the same type ?

Graphics card Master

1.The ASUS 2gb oc top gtx 560ti is better not by allot 2.It would already affect your game play because allot of games need more than 1GB 3.No you cannot SLI a 560ti and a gtx670
Graphics card Expert

if that monitor is running 1080P resoltion then the 1GB model will be fine.
any larger then more VRAM is definitely needed.

get the fastest best performing card as per price regardless if 1 or 2GB of VRAM..
(1080p or lower)

Not trying to be rude, but like, you aren't being very clear, do you want to buy the 7850 or 560 ti or 670?
You have asked about all of these, please specify,
I can however concur the 560 ti gb isn't worth it, it is a good card, just not after 1920x1080, it runs out of steam
Graphics card Master

The Asus TOP is a great card....,I have installed probably about 2 dozen of them and all but one hit 1000Mhz.....for overlcocking and longevity, it's all about the VRM....the
TOP has a 7 phase design, the Gigabyte has 7 also, the EVGA has just 4.

The Twin Frozr, has less....IIRC it has 6 phases......the Hawk and Lightning have 8 and 10 phases though I don't recall which was which.

In SLI, two of the Asus TOP hit 862 fps....the 570 hits just 11 frames faster at 873 in Guru3D's game test suite. In the same suite, the 560 Ti (900Myz) and 7850 are within 203 frames of each other and both have the same % overclocking headroom. For an extra $50, the 7850's cost in dollars per frame is just too high.....in your neck of the woods, with different pricing structures, your mileage may vary. The 660 Ti is reportedly days away from release.....expected 2nd week in August if rumors are true.

Batman Arkham City in 3D on a 120Hz 1920 x 1080 screen with twin Asus TOP 560 Ti's in SLI was a eye opening experience to say the least.

And no, you can't SLI the 560 and 660 but you could use the 560 for PhysX tho it's way more card than is needed.


ballinb0ss said:
Not trying to be rude, but like, you aren't being very clear, do you want to buy the 7850 or 560 ti or 670?
You have asked about all of these, please specify,
I can however concur the 560 ti gb isn't worth it, it is a good card, just not after 1920x1080, it runs out of steam


Hey sorry for deviating from the subject

but initially I was planning to get the 560ti but as you see I reside in India
here a few dollars is not the exact diff in cost

so for the price of a 560ti top by asus in the market , there is also a 7850 to grab

PLUS in the international market a 7850 and a 7870 wont differ in cost by a great margin, but here the cost is differing by almost Rs 6000 ( approx 110$)


so that restricts me to buy a 7870 (due to budget)

now I am left with a gtx 560ti and a 7850

majority state the 7850 faster than the 560ti,

(I HAVE NEVER USED AMD GPU's over NVIDIA but when it comes to performance/price ratio analysis I dont mind getting a 7850 also, if it really has more to offer )
Graphics card Expert

JackNaylorPE said:
The Asus TOP is a great card....,I have installed probably about 2 dozen of them and all but one hit 1000Mhz.....for overlcocking and longevity, it's all about the VRM....the
TOP has a 7 phase design, the Gigabyte has 7 also, the EVGA has just 4.

The Twin Frozr, has less....IIRC it has 6 phases......the Hawk and Lightning have 8 and 10 phases though I don't recall which was which.

In SLI, two of the Asus TOP hit 862 fps....the 570 hits just 11 frames faster at 873 in Guru3D's game test suite. In the same suite, the 560 Ti (900Myz) and 7850 are within 203 frames of each other and both have the same % overclocking headroom. For an extra $50, the 7850's cost in dollars per frame is just too high.....in your neck of the woods, with different pricing structures, your mileage may vary. The 660 Ti is reportedly days away from release.....expected 2nd week in August if rumors are true.

Batman Arkham City in 3D on a 120Hz 1920 x 1080 screen with twin Asus TOP 560 Ti's in SLI was a eye opening experience to say the least.

And no, you can't SLI the 560 and 660 but you could use the 560 for PhysX tho it's way more card than is needed.

I like checking out your post and have for years...
I hold you in high regard like I do 'matto17secs' and 'nforce4max'.
I will say this, never will I get into a number crunching battle with you mate....
you make my head spin sometimes... :lol: 
it's like you have a 'calc' hidden and plugged into your cerebellum..
not necessarily this post but some others when you break down price per performance.
nice..
Register or log in to remove
 
Ask the community
Read discussions in other Graphics & Displays categories
!