This is my first post here so forgive me if it sounds nobbish, Will I SE much difference upgrading a Plain EVGA GTX 465, To a Zotac GTX 560TI overclocked. I’m Also considering SLI in the not to distant future. I'm hoping the 560's will run cooler.
This is for my son’s rig
Antec 900 case
phenom II X6 1055t
8GB A data ram
MSI NF980-G65
Corsair 850 watt power supply
Upgrading a GTX465 to A GTX 560TI o.c.
Upgrading a GTX465 to A GTX 560TI o.c.
Asrock 890FX Deluxe4
Phenom II x6 1055t @3.4ghz.
12gb G.Skill DDR3-1600
2x HD6850's crossfire
2x 500gb western digital hard drives.
Antec 300 case
Corsair TX750W power supply.
Phenom II x6 1055t @3.4ghz.
12gb G.Skill DDR3-1600
2x HD6850's crossfire
2x 500gb western digital hard drives.
Antec 300 case
Corsair TX750W power supply.
A GTX 560 Ti with a moderate
A GTX 560 Ti with a moderate overclock would run about 50% faster than a stock clock 465, so I would expect you'd notice the difference. If you're looking for a card that runs cool, I'd recommend this GTX 560 Ti:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814162074
I've used this card myself quite a bit, and it's been one of the quietest and coolest running cards I've ever had. It's very open on the top and sides, so it SLI's extremely well too.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814162074
I've used this card myself quite a bit, and it's been one of the quietest and coolest running cards I've ever had. It's very open on the top and sides, so it SLI's extremely well too.
i7 950 @ 3.45GHz / Thermaltake Frio Cooler | Silverstone Raven RV-01 Case | Corsair HX1000W PSU | Corsair 6GB PC3-12800 | Gigabyte X58A-UD3R | WD Caviar Black 500 GB | Galaxy GTX 680 GC 4GB
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Twitter: GalaxyUS / Facebook: GalaxyUS
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Twitter: GalaxyUS / Facebook: GalaxyUS
Keep in mind the rest of the
Keep in mind the rest of the nvidia 6xx series should be arriving soon and the mid-range cards may provide a fair bit more power at a similar price.
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: Semrush [Bot] and 7 guests
