How does this compare to the 560 Ti?
1613701
The 650 TI Boost will provide better performance. It has an extra Gig of memory and it will be faster, though the difference won't be tremendous. If you're not looking to do anything too serious on your computer then go with the 560, but if you want good performance out of games you should get the 650 TI Boost.
1613702
I returned this card as i thought i can just upgrade my graphics adapter without upgrading my system. I wanted to play bf4 , i guess i would have to wait till tax return.
95435
This is a high end card. I looked at the the FTW version of this card before buying the windforce GHZ model. The GHZ gigabyte model has a better overclock and comes with a back plate. It also runs very quite under load and I have been very happy with it so far. Considering buying a second for sli right now. The only real step up currently available is the Gigabyte 780 Ti GHZ edition if you can find it in stock anywhere and it will cost you about $200 more.
2252559
I had the same issues with both the 750 FTW and 750 TI. I'll be picking up this card in the hopes that it works, as all the things I've read state that the 600-series doesn't suffer the same limitations. The HP Envy line ships with the 'Angelica 2' motherboard which isn't capable of running cards that were made to the UEFI 2.3.1 standard. If you've purchased this already and have it running, I'd love to see a reply from you. Otherwise I'll pick one of these up once my returns for the two 700-series cards are processed.
986706
Hi, and APU is basically a CPU and GPU combined, so the CPU part won't run any better but you will see a peformance increase in gaming with a seperate GPU. I would recommend testing it with and without the 560 to see which would be better, but as a general rule most GPUs are better than integrated graphics.
1963396
It depends upon the game, but overclocked it is close to equal in most, but better than the Ti in FPS for a number of games as well. It depends upon the game and what resolution you are playing at. The extra VRAM on this card vs a Ti gives it an edge at higher res. Also, if you are considering a multi card setup in the future, this card in crossfire actually outpaces the Ti in SLI across pretty much everything at high res. Check out Hardocp's review on the topic if interested. Here: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/08/01/sapphire_vaporx_r9_290x_trix_oc_video_card_review/10#.VAONvvldWzw and A game specific review can be found here: http://www.hardocp.com/article/2014/08/18/watch_dogs_performance_image_quality_review/15#.VAOO1PldWzw
786732
Yes it is better, the one from Nvidia that is similar and quite a bit superior in some points is the 750 gtx.
614466
I have the 560 and they work great - just did a quick google and I think these should also work for you. Hope that helps!
1217179
Refer to this page to help you:http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1920&gid2=949&compare=geforce-gtx-780-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-2win-evga-edition
550093
the Ti is about 15% better on some games, however it is nearly unrecognizable to the human eye. I had the same concerns when I bought my card, however I like the higher vram count aswell as the much lower pricepoint. It will allow me to raid the cards much sooner than I would have normally.
1217181
Refer to this page to help you:http://www.game-debate.com/gpu/index.php?gid=1920&gid2;=949&compare;=geforce-gtx-780-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-560-ti-2win-evga-edition
230205
Both of these have similar TDP's and they use the same amount of volts, and this one uses the Richland vs the trinity architexture, but both are FM2. I think it comes down to preference. If you get this, you should have enough cores and clock speed to process games and whatever for 2-5 years, and if you're into upgrading in a year or so, the 750k will be awesome!
1717221
I have the 560 III. I would highly recommend skipping the yongnuo battery and buy the "bolt" unit. I bought three of the SF 18's, all three of them screeched and hummed. I was able to return to three. I bought two new bolt units and they are perfectly quiet without issue
21052
The lightning cooler is fantastic, so coupled with the 290x, you should have a very fast card (290x is faster than the 780 and on par with the 780Ti) that runs very cool.I do not have any experience with the Asus Matrix Platinum 780Ti, so I cannot comment on that one.
1217178
Go blindly for 780ti if you have PCIe 3 type motherboard. If you got v2, the 780 still beats the two 560s in regards to resolution and memory bandwidth. However thr 560s would be "faster" if ypu do 3D modeling and stuff. But if you talk gaming wise, go 780ti and later consider upgrading your mobo to PCIe v3.
850589
the 780ti SC is a faster GPU but it is factory Superclocked. i dont think you push it pass it stats
1890693
The 590 is a little brighter than the 660 in day light. I sold my 660 before really studying the 590. If you have the 660, it isn't worth the money to upgrade, but if you have neither, I'de go for the 590.
834190
4790 by slightly, it would more so depend on your gpu and ram. It's comes down to additional price vs slight performance increase.