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It will be good enough for those games on high settings. You might want to just get the 560 Ti instead though.
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I'm trying to save some money.
If I do go with the 560 what's the difference?
If I do go with the 560 what's the difference?
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The difference between the two:
Memory bandwidth:
560 Ti: 128256 MB/sec
550 Ti: 98496 MB/sec
30% more for the 560.
Texel Rate:
560 Ti: 52608 Mtexels/sec
550 Ti: 28800 Mtexels/sec
83% more for the 560.
Pixel Rate:
560 Ti: 26304 Mpixels/sec
550 Ti: 21600 Mpixels/sec
22% more for the 560.
The 560 uses up 170 Watts while the 550 only uses 116 Watts. ( Maximum for both ) so keep this in mind when buying a GPU. Make sure your PSU can handle it
Memory bandwidth:
560 Ti: 128256 MB/sec
550 Ti: 98496 MB/sec
30% more for the 560.
Texel Rate:
560 Ti: 52608 Mtexels/sec
550 Ti: 28800 Mtexels/sec
83% more for the 560.
Pixel Rate:
560 Ti: 26304 Mpixels/sec
550 Ti: 21600 Mpixels/sec
22% more for the 560.
The 560 uses up 170 Watts while the 550 only uses 116 Watts. ( Maximum for both ) so keep this in mind when buying a GPU. Make sure your PSU can handle it
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It should be alright I guess.
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To me if i see PCI-E i know its got to be good and the price is quite high so i would expect it to be able to run it.
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It's decent, not sure BF3 will run on that though. You could shell out about $50 more to get a HD 6870 which I'm sure would fit your needs...
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Yes that'll easily run those games on high settings. Maybe very high for some of the listed games. Make sure you power supply can handle it.
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