GTX 560 Ti or 650 Ti ???

[NveedEverywhere]

I'm building a Dell precision 490 into video editing machine. I will use Sony Movie Studio Platinum to edit video. The latest installment supports GPU acceleration. I want to know which one of these cards is better. Thanks for the time.

 

[DominionSeraph]

560 Ti looks to destroy the 650 Ti in compute.

 

[daveybrat]

If you can spend just a little bit extra, why not just get a GTX 660?

 

[DominionSeraph]

If you can spend just a little bit extra, why not just get a GTX 660?

Looking at GTX 660 pricing brought me to microcenter (they have a $199 AR EVGA GTX 660), when I noticed that I still had in my cart a GTX 570 that's $150 after rebate:

http://www.microcenter.com/product/...e_GTX_570_1280MB_GDDR5_PCIe_20_x16_Video_Card

This has me concerned about the GTX 660.

 

[NveedEverywhere]

The 650 Ti has a faster clock speed and twice the cuda cores.. How is the 560 better? The memory bandwidth or something??

 

[DominionSeraph]

The 650 Ti has a faster clock speed and twice the cuda cores..

You can't compare CUDA cores between the 500 and 600 series.

 

[FearfulSPARTAN]

I would get the newer card but if compute performance matters to you maybe you get the 560 ti

 

[NveedEverywhere]

what are the best cards for under $150? Radeon any good? Why can't you compare Cuda cores, if its not to complicated to answer.

 

[Keysplayr]

5 series had shader clocks separate from core clock. Shader domain clock.
So, where a GTX 560Ti had 384 shaders, they were running at about 1600+ MHz and the core would run at 800.
In the 6 series, they shader domain clocks are gone. Core and shaders run the same speed.
So a GTX650Ti would probably be right around the speed of a GTX560Ti. The latter running 768 CUDA cores at 928 MHz and the former running 384 CUDA cores at @850MHz. (depending on model)

 

[FalseChristian]

5 series had shader clocks separate from core clock. Shader domain clock.
So, where a GTX 560Ti had 384 shaders, they were running at about 1600+ MHz and the core would run at 800.
In the 6 series, they shader domain clocks are gone. Core and shaders run the same speed.
So a GTX650Ti would probably be right around the speed of a GTX560Ti. The latter running 768 CUDA cores at 928 MHz and the former running 384 CUDA cores at @850MHz. (depending on model)

No, the GTX 560 Ti is faster. I used the bench here and the GTX 650 Ti is roughly equal to a GTX 460 1GB.

 

[DominionSeraph]

So a GTX650Ti would probably be right around the speed of a GTX560Ti. The latter running 768 CUDA cores at 928 MHz and the former running 384 CUDA cores at @850MHz. (depending on model)

Except Fermi (GTX 560) also had a hardware scheduler, which they dropped in little Kepler.

 

[DominionSeraph]

Radeon any good?

It supports OpenCL, so yes.

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814150641

Bonus is the 7000 series is a lot less power hungry than the GTX 500's.