GTX 560 Ti ? · DIGIT-ARC

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Hello I have an Asus GTX 560 Ti graphics card 1GB. Currently I am not having troubles playing any games but I am thinking about the 1GB memory on it. Will it be a limitation going forward or should I consider selling this and buying a 2GB card.

Note: I play games at 1920x1080p resolution. Single monitor.

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I see no real need.

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Tech_Wiz said:
I see no real need.

Hey I see that you too have the same processor but u have it clocked more than 4ghz. can u let me know what voltage ur using for 4.12Ghz?

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hello irfanrafeeq, even i am planning to buy MSI Gtx 560 ti. Wondering which version to buy. By the way where did u buy your 1 gb card ? is it in bangalore or online ? I am new to Bangalore and i am trying to find a reliable seller. Help me out

Are you able to max out games to ultra at 1050p with playable framerates?

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Its 1.5v. But reverted back to 3.2 as off now and waiting for summer to be over.

For a single monitor 1080p setup, there is no need.

Usually, more Video Ram is necessary for both High Resolution gaming, and high AA and AF Values.

>You are using single monitor setup -- No need to upgrade due to this
>You want to play games at their full glory cranking up AA and AF values + have some money lying around to throw -- Sell the card and get HD7850 2GB

Also see, this won't be considered as an upgrade for your GTX560Ti. It will count as an upgrade only if you opt for an HD7870 or higher. So now it's your wish. If I were you, I won't upgrade.

if op needs to buy a 2GB gfx card settle for HD7870 2GB or better only.

No need to upgrade until u buy 7870 min..

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i have two options which i am considering.

MSI Gtx ti Twin Frozer II and EVGA Superclocked 560 ti.

The only difference is the clock speed, where EVGA has 20 MHz more than MSI.

Does it make a difference ? I am inclined to buy MSI for its superb cooling and design.

Any opinion guys ?

irfanrafeeq88 said:
Currently I am not having troubles playing any games but I am thinking about the 1GB memory on it.

can you explain this?

darkrider99 said:
i have two options which i am considering.

MSI Gtx ti Twin Frozer II and EVGA Superclocked 560 ti.

The only difference is the clock speed, where EVGA has 20 MHz more than MSI.

Does it make a difference ? I am inclined to buy MSI for its superb cooling and design.

Any opinion guys ?

Please make your own thread for your queries

Still, get the MSI Twin Frozer II.

Get the MSI TwinFrozr and Overclock it really more than EVGA, MSI has a better cooling system and thats why you can crank it even up..

I heard that gigabyte 7850 rattels...is it true?

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desiJATT said:
Please make your own thread for your queries

Still, get the MSI Twin Frozer II.

Haha. Sure . Will open another thread. Thanks though

iWOOFER said:
I heard that gigabyte 7850 rattels...is it true?

No. I am running mine fine, even at 100% RPM, it doesn't make any considerable sound, it's very quite in my opinion.