GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 448 Cores FTW

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gonziago

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This spring I had to build a computer for a class I was in and decided to get an EVGA 012-P3-2066-KR GeForce GTX 560 Ti (Fermi) 448 Cores FTW GPU because it was in my price point and I liked the specs on it. This was before any of the 600 series were released and now I am wondering if it would be smarter to get another FTW and use SLI for about 250 or spend 100 more and get a 660TI?
 
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2 normal 560's should perform just slightly better than a 670 providing the game/program supports SLI..

..So I would imagine a 448 core will do better again.... On the other hand you may have to deal with other issues surrounding SLI, but I consider Fermi's to be fairly problem free in that department

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2 normal 560's should perform just slightly better than a 670 providing the game/program supports SLI..

..So I would imagine a 448 core will do better again.... On the other hand you may have to deal with other issues surrounding SLI, but I consider Fermi's to be fairly problem free in that department
 
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