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GPU vs GPU - p3t3yxxness - Jan 14, 2018
I'm really not the best when it comes to this specific of specs, so I was hoping someone could help me
GTX 960 I found on Ebay
Core Clock: 783 MHz
Shader Clock: 1566 MHz
Memory Clock: 902 MHz
Memory Type: DDR5
Memory Size: 4GB
Memory Width: 128-bit
Bus Interface: PCI-E
GTX 560 TI
Core Clock:900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 2100 MHz
Memory Type: DDR5
Memory Size: 1GB
Memory Width:256-bit
Bus Interface: PCI-E
I plan on using this for Gaming
RE: GPU vs GPU - Breeze26509 - Jan 14, 2018
GTX 960 should be better than the 560ti.
RE: GPU vs GPU - oscast - Jan 14, 2018
(Jan 14, 2018 01:49 PM)Breeze26509 Wrote: GTX 960 should be better than the 560ti.
The 4gb vs 1gb is the thing you should look for if you’re into gaming. Depending on what games you wanna run, price of each card, etc
RE: GPU vs GPU - Joël- - Jan 14, 2018
(Jan 14, 2018 01:30 PM)p3t3yxxness Wrote: I'm really not the best when it comes to this specific of specs, so I was hoping someone could help meGTX 960 is WAYYY better!
GTX 960 I found on Ebay
Core Clock: 783 MHz
Shader Clock: 1566 MHz
Memory Clock: 902 MHz
Memory Type: DDR5
Memory Size: 4GB
Memory Width: 128-bit
Bus Interface: PCI-E
GTX 560 TI
Core Clock:900 MHz
Shader Clock: 1800 MHz
Memory Clock: 2100 MHz
Memory Type: DDR5
Memory Size: 1GB
Memory Width:256-bit
Bus Interface: PCI-E
I plan on using this for Gaming
RE: GPU vs GPU - You Just Got Sarged - Jan 14, 2018
I know for a fact the 960 is better.
RE: GPU vs GPU - tank - Jan 14, 2018
970. I don't believe that there is any possible way that a 5 series is better.
Could be wrong though, not the most knowledgeable on the subject.
RE: GPU vs GPU - korean - Jan 14, 2018
yeah like others said you can get a 970 for pretty cheap and it still performs really well @ 1080p