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GTX 560 vs GTX 750ti

ahmad_sh96
By ahmad_sh96
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Hi there.

 

I currently have a GTX 560, i was wondering if a GTX 750ti is better than my card in performance??

 

if so, which GTX 750ti variant do you guys recommend?? thanks. :) 

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It will be better,but not by much.I'm still keeping my 560 :D.

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The 750ti will be better but not by a lot. Wait for the 800 series. 

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Yes, http://gyazo.com/bbd2233b4570961fb4ae3a26bce9d219 750 Ti at the top 560 at the bottom. not sure the difference when gaming though.

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buy a AMD 265 for the same price and even better performance

or save up for a 270

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It will be a little better, but nothing really noticeable. The least I would recommend is a 770 or 780.

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As the guys above r saying, it will be a little better but will better in terms of price to performance ratio... :)

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I would keep the GTX 560 since it isn't a big perfomance increase.

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I sold my GTX560 for 70€ and bought a used HD7870 for 130€. Now, you could get a used 7950 for around 140€

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it look like i'm keeping the 560 until i can afford a 770 at least, anyway thanks a lot guys. :)

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