gtx460 sli vs gtx560 ti sli: any benchmark?

[videopho]

I'd be very interested to see how much gain in performance that may warrant an upgrade worthiness.
Any link would be very helpful.
My rig: i5-2500k @4.2ghz, GB gtx460s (sli), 8gb Patriot Viper Extreme 1866

 

[apoppin]

I'd be very interested to see how much gain in performance that may warrant an upgrade worthiness.
Any link would be very helpful.
My rig: i5-2500k @4.2ghz, GB gtx460s (sli), 8gb Patriot Viper Extreme 1866

Yes. Overall about 30% if my memory serves me correct.

If you don't mind results from the end of February, i compared benchmarking with the three fastest single-GPU graphics cards from each vendor at the time – GTX 580/570/480 and HD 6890/6950/5870 versus the more mid-range GTX 560/460 & GTX 450 SLI, and HD 6870 and HD 5870 CrossFire.

i'll sent you a PM link to the article. Over the past 7 months, any percentage of change would be in favor of the GTX 560 Ti as the driver changes favor it a bit.

On the chart, the GTX 560 is the GTX 560 Ti (there was no non Ti at the time)

 

[stahlhart]

As a point of comparison, here is what I'm getting:

If I remember correctly, this was with the CPU at x45 and MSI's release drivers. I've always run the cards at stock OC.

 

[videopho]

My 460 sli though can still crank out respectable fps in most current games in S3D with almost everything maxed out except a couple of games such as Metro2033 and BC2.
That said, now I 'm going to have to deal with a new line up being released later this year i.e. BC3, COD7, Arkham City etc. A pair of 460 may not cut it anymore, be more specific in S3D!
Looking ahead in the future for ugradeability may never be a bad thing with cost per card being a biggest factor.
Reading AlienBabelTEch aka ABT site (courtesy of Apoppin, thank you!) benchmark I was shocked if not disbelief seeing a pair of 560ti really destroys mine setup.
The 560 ti is definitely in my radar scope or on a short list for near future upgrade consideration.