difference between the GTX 560, 560SE and 560 Ti

[bjfaia5]

I was wondering what is the difference between the GTX 560, 560SE and 560 Ti? Which one has the best performance?

 

[Novuake]

Short answer.The GTX 560ti has the best performance. More CUDA cores.

Simply put the Ti is usually made from the more reliable chips which allows more cores to be enable.

The SE version is a very crippled 560ti that are made from salvaged chips that are not good enough for the ti or GTX560.

The performance increase of the GTX560ti is very worth the money. Go for it.

 

[bjfaia5]

What about the regular GTX that has no TI or SE after it's name?

 

[xxaamxx135]

There's an even better 560 out by the way. It's the GTX 560 Ti 448 Core. The performance is a little bit worse than a 570 but it's a great card I heard!

 

[Novuake]

There's an even better 560 out by the way. It's the GTX 560 Ti 448 Core. The performance is a little bit worse than a 570 but it's a great card I heard!

The GTX 560 Ti 448 is impossible to get. Only available in certain reasons although its a nice card.

 

[Novuake]

What about the regular GTX that has no TI or SE after it's name?

The normal GTX560 falls in between the SE and ti. I would suggest the ti for sure. Its worth the price difference.

 

[bjfaia5]

Best answer selected by bjfaia5.

 

[sarinaide]

The 560ti is the best performance with the 448 version being a spin off of the GTX 570 but although costing near a GTX 570 doesn't give the perfromance of a GTX 570. Sadly the GTX 560 Fermi cards have run their coarse, AMD's 6850 and 6870 are both cheaper and deliver in most cases better peformance and scale well, add to that a $220 7850 more than handsomely beats it running a GTX 570 to the limits. If you want Fermi I say look at a GTX 570, fantastic card still otherwise look at 7850 and 7870 which are priced well.

 

[bjfaia5]

Wait the 6850 and 6870 beat out the GTX 500 series. I thought that in each of thier price range the the Fermi's beat out all the Radeon 6000 series card?

 

[sarinaide]

Performance probably has the edge, consider the 6970 is basically only able to compete with the 570, but the issue is pricing and the price/performance. The 560ti's were pandering around at $250 long after AMD's GCN was out while a 6850 barely cost $120 and a 6870 around $170, the 6850 competed against the 560 while the 6870 was more in the 560ti bracket with the 6950, the problem therein lies that the 560's tired architecture is overpriced and super ceded by a faster 7850 which runs as above a 560ti 448 and 570 to the limit.

 

[Mousemonkey]

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