Eve if they only overclock 100 on the core, they will smoke any overclocked 6870 out there. Don't worry.
As much as i want the 560's that 11 score sucks compared to my 6870 score. Might have to wait and see how high they can overclock before deciding to order a pair. Another 6870 might be all i need.
Eve if they only overclock 100 on the core, they will smoke any overclocked 6870 out there. Don't worry.
Certainly doubt it, the GTX 460 at stock trails behind the stock HD 6870 by a noticeable margin, overclocking one heavily will only match the HD 6870, and considering that the HD 6870 is a good overclocker, it will be faster at the end.
Certainly doubt it, the GTX 460 at stock trails behind the stock HD 6870 by a noticeable margin, overclocking one heavily will only match the HD 6870, and considering that the HD 6870 is a good overclocker, it will be faster at the end.
That is a great Vantage score, gpu overclock by the twin frzr 6870.
One of the best I did with single card, this is with ppu (cpu physx) on.
I don't understand this post, is there some gtx560 benches there. If so I can't find them. Little help?
That is a great Vantage score, gpu overclock by the twin frzr 6870.
One of the best I did with single card, this is with ppu (cpu physx) on.
I put it there showing you that most 6870 will do 1ghz+. 3Dmark scores are there too, make of it what you will.
Considering that the GTX 570 (Which performs similarly to the GTX 480) is barely faster than the GTX 470, setting the performance bar of the GTX 460 to perform the same as the GTX 470 will steal the GTX 570 sales. Having a SKU that offers 90% of the GTX 570 performance for less than 60% of its price is a steal.
what?
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4051/nvidias-geforce-gtx-570-filling-in-the-gaps/9
I mean, if averaging 25% higher frame rates pretty much across the board in all of anand's benchmarks is barely faster, well then I guess I'm just too hardcore.
Yeah, I think he is getting confused with all the model numbers getting thrown around and such.
And always lead instead of silver linings.
if its priced right, it will steal the GTX 570 sales like the GTX 460 did to the GTX 470 which was overpriced for its time when the GTX 460 was launched.
It was a typo but I did knew what I was talking about, the review says it all.
"The GTX 570 is fast enough to justify its position and the high-end card price premium, but at $100 over the GTX 470 and Radeon HD 5870 youre paying a lot for that additional 20-25% in performance. "
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4051/nvidias-geforce-gtx-570-filling-in-the-gaps/16
20-25% is barely noticeable, if its priced right, it will steal the GTX 570 sales like the GTX 460 did to the GTX 470 which was overpriced for its time when the GTX 460 was launched.
I believe it will be priced where it is supposed to be and most likely sell very well. I have a hunch a lot of mainstream gamers were waiting for this GPU.
$250 might be too steep for mainstream to be honest. I would certainly make me think twice.
Geforce GTX 560 Ti 2048MB 256BIT GDDR5
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