Nvidia GeForce GTX 560 Ti Review: GF114 Rises, GF100 Rides Off
GF100, your services are no longer required. Nvidia’s GF114 GPU displaces the last card based on the company’s 3 billion-transistor chip using fewer than two billion transistors. It’s amazing what a little optimization can do. Welcome, GeForce GTX 560 Ti.
Benchmark Results: F1 2010 (DX11)
We’ve heard F1 2010 described as a checkbox DX11-class title too, as it actually steps back from DiRT 2 by removing tessellation support and limiting API support to a DirectX 11 ultra shadow mask (a pixel shader) and a DirectX 11 blur effect (a compute shader). Nevertheless, the game looks pretty good, and is quite a bit of fun if you’re into racing.
The GeForce GTX 570 takes first place at 1680x1050 and 1920x1080, but is followed by the Radeon HD 5000- and 6000-series boards after that. In fact, at 2560x1600, AMD’s Radeon HD 5870 even scores a first-place finish.
Meanwhile, Nvidia’s GeForce GTX 560 Ti gets beaten up a bit. It manages to tie the GeForce GTX 470 it replaces, but trails to less expensive Radeon-based cards from AMD.
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reprotected Some areas could be improved, but this is still pretty decent. Just lower the price 50 dollars please Nvidia and I will buy 10 of them. :)Reply -
liemfukliang Please don't let me go away from Tomshardware because the disapearing of Print View Mode. If there is an official anounce about that please give me the link. In Indonesia internet is so slow and expensive. That way the print mode is so much help. I open an article, klik print view page. I go watching TV, eat, drink cofee, etc. About 10 - 20 minutes later the acticle is completed. I just save as mht for feature need (personal use). Lastly I read it.Reply
Btw TomGUIDE still have this print page view. Why only in Tomshardware the button is missing?
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geekapproved Either way, my conclusion on the GTX 560 Ti doesn't change. It still doesn't present me with the overwhelming urge to upgrade. AMD's cards simply look better in comparison, based on their performance.
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hardcore_gamer 6950 is really better than a GTX560Ti, and consumes less power.Gigabyte's 1Ghz card is interesting.If it has the performance of a 6950 at $269, AMD'll be forced to reduce the price (again)Reply -
anacandor I'd love to see some more benchies on that Gigabyte card like noise and temps, for only $20 more it seems like a steal!Reply -
amazing2 liemfukliangPlease don't let me go away from Tomshardware because the disapearing of Print View Mode. If there is an official anounce about that please give me the link. In Indonesia internet is so slow and expensive. That way the print mode is so much help. I open an article, klik print view page. I go watching TV, eat, drink cofee, etc. About 10 - 20 minutes later the acticle is completed. I just save as mht for feature need (personal use). Lastly I read it.Btw TomGUIDE still have this print page view. Why only in Tomshardware the button is missing?Sorry for my OOT.Reply
Here you go:
http://www.tomshardware.com/review_print.php?p1=2845
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James296 I waited to see what this card was going to be like but it feels more like a rebranded GTX 460/470 as far as performance so I'm just going to skip the GTX 560 "Ti" and go for the GTX 570Reply -
hixbot So can the 6950 1GB be unlocked to a 6970? If not, I'm not sure it has the value the author mentioned, not when compared to the 2GB 6950 which comes with the free upgrade.Reply