Ryan DabsDotCom
Junior Member
Food for thought, I expected the GTX560Ti to come out on top but unsurprisingly it's not quite as simple as that.
That is interesting. Isn't Cayman size a bit bigger than GF104/GF114
Correct me if Im wrong, but Cayman is 389mm2 vs GF104/Gf114 (assuming its the same size since its just a fully unlocked GF104) is 331 mm2 or 360mm2 depending on where you read it.
This would mean that Nvidia is approaching parity or beating AMD in perf/mm2 which is something they havent been close on over the last few rounds. And thats simply with a fixed version of a 2009 chip versus AMD's new Cayman chip.
What a turnaround for Nvidia since the 580 launched. Even if the 6950 is a bit faster, they have really closed the gap on this it seems.
Nice card but...can it run Crysis?
Well....yes....just not as well as an HD6950.
Not to mention Metro 2033 and Battlefield Bad Company..oh well:whiste:
TPU has has 4 gtx 560 reviews, the Asus card is clocked at 900mhz tests even / faster than 6950.
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http://www.techpowerup.com/
So far I think the best gtx560 card is the Gigabyte SOC for 275$.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...162&CatId=3669
Does anyone have an explanation for the ridiculous performance difference between AMD and nV in Civ 5?
Does anyone have an explanation for the ridiculous performance difference between AMD and nV in Civ 5?
' holy f***in shyt.
That card makes Amds 6970s look bad.... makes the 580s prices look even more horrible though. And its a smaller chip too.... makes me wonder why they amd doesnt have Superoverclocked editions of all their cards, its obvious its something that benefits nvidia being able to crank up speeds on the gpus and watching smaller chips pull down bigger ones.
Amd lost this round... the 6xxx vs 5xx race.
The way its ment to be played,... nvidia tessellation implementation doesnt work well for amd cards.
Which is fair game, it helps them sell more cards, in the bussiness world things work that way. Amd just arnt good at playing game.
So far I think the best gtx560 card is the Gigabyte SOC for 275$.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...162&CatId=3669
http://www.guru3d.com/article/gigabyte-gtx-560-ti-soc-review/20
TPU has has 4 gtx 560 reviews, the Asus card is clocked at 900mhz tests even / faster than 6950.
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http://www.techpowerup.com/
So it takes a overclocked card that cost more to equal the 6950 1gig at default.
Again they need to lowwer the price of the 560 as the 6950 looks like a much better card right now.
274$ even if the card is OCed to its limits
Where is it priced 20$ more, I see 13$ less shipped. Cheapest 6950 1gb is 268$ shipped at the Egg.
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applicati...689&CatId=3585
MSRP on the asus 560 is $279 MSRP
Does newegg not have these cards up? Did Tigerdirect REALLY steal the show by offering them so fast?
Does newegg not have these cards up? Did Tigerdirect REALLY steal the show by offering them so fast?
Does newegg not have these cards up? Did Tigerdirect REALLY steal the show by offering them so fast?
msrp for the gtx560 is 250$
http://www.anandtech.com/show/4135/nvidias-geforce-gtx-560-ti-upsetting-the-250-market
The gtx SOC is 279$ shipped and slaughters the 6950 1gb. Look at posts above.
Apparently, but TD doesn't seem to have any 6950 1GBs at all up yet.
If you want to bring in things that are not 100% for all then the 6950 unlocks and "slaughters" the default 560.