Gtx 1050ti VS gtx 970 VS gtx 780ti vs gtx 1060 3gb vs gtx 980 vs gtx 980ti. Which will perform best in gaming?

[taimoorbaig382]

Hi guys. Heading explains all. Just arrange these GPUs in a list in such a manner that the best one is on top and the worst one is at the bottom.

Well I live in Pakistan so don't suggest any discount offers from Amazon or any website that is not applicable in Pakistan.

Don't worry about my psu!!!!!

You can also suggest alternative GPUs from AMD as well as from Nvidia.

Don't paste the results of GPU boss.com, gpu benchmark etc. Already checked those websites and
I WANT HELP FROM THE USERS OF THESE GPUs.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Dunlop0078]

Going from most powerful to least powerful I would say it goes like this. 980 ti>980>1060 6gb>970>1050 ti. The 1050 ti and 780 ti perform pretty similarly from what I have seen, in some games particularly older games the 780 ti will likely win, in newer games the 1050 ti would likely win. However the 780 ti consumes way more power than the 1050 ti and it does not seem to be aging particularly well.

 

[taimoorbaig382]

I was talking about 1060 3gb NOT 6 GB!!!!

 

[King_V]

Perhaps the GPU hierarchy chart would be the best way to look at it:
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html

 

[taimoorbaig382]

Can you look at the chart and just provide me results. Thanks

 

[Dunlop0078]

Can you look at the chart and just provide me results. Thanks

Why not look at the chart and provide yourself with results? It's not hard to understand and pretty much shows what I said above.

 

[taimoorbaig382]

Actually I am using a mobile and due to some touch problem it's really hard. Please help me. By the way which amd gpu will be equal to 980ti?

 

[maxalge]

Actually I am using a mobile and due to some touch problem it's really hard. Please help me. By the way which amd gpu will be equal to 980ti?

vega 56 i would think

 

[maxalge]

I was talking about 1060 3gb NOT 6 GB!!!!

doesnt change anything

980 ti > 980 >1060 > 970 > 1050 ti.

 

[TJ Hooker]

980 Ti > 980 > 1060 > 970 ~= 780 Ti > 1050 TI.
970 and 780 Ti should be roughly on par. In general, the performance of the 980, 1060, 970 and 780 Ti should be relatively close. Performance difference from 1050 Ti to 970, and 980 to 980 Ti, will be larger.

 

[imrazor]

As TJ Hooker says the jump from 1050 Ti to 970 is pretty large. Went from playing Fallout 4 @1600p/Low/50 fps to Fallout4 @ 1600p/Ultra/60fps.

 

[Dunlop0078]

980 Ti > 980 > 1060 > 970 ~= 780 Ti > 1050 TI.
970 and 780 Ti should be roughly on par. In general, the performance of the 980, 1060, 970 and 780 Ti should be relatively close. Performance difference from 1050 Ti to 970, and 980 to 980 Ti, will be larger.

From recent regression testing of the 780 ti I have seen it is not on par with the 970 or 980, I would say it's about on par with the 1050 ti especially at resolutions higher than 1080p. They might be petty close in older titles but not recent titles from what I have seen. Here are a few examples.

 

[TJ Hooker]

Huh, didn't realize how poorly the 780 Ti is aging. I typically just look at the Performance Summary graphs in Techpowerup's reviews for quick comparisons, occasionally having to look at results from multiple reviews when comparing cards that weren't directly compared in a graph. But I guess that method only shows how each card performed in contemporary games, but doesn't accurately reflect how an older card might stack up in newer titles.