Replacing GTX 560 Ti in the near future - Should I hold out for 660Ti

[selayan]

Nvidia set the price starting at 300 for a reason. The 560ti is still around 224 to 240(around; say my msi twin frozr II model). This way they can keep the prices the same. If they want to justify the 660Ti they would need to drop its price to $250-280 then you would see the 560Ti, 570, drop price too. We'll see what happens.

 

[Sunius]

I'm pretty sure you'll be happy with GTX 660 Ti in few years as well. After all, it's just a little bit slower than GTX 670.

 

[itomeshi]

22" is 1920x1080 right? I saw the same results, at higher resolutions, the 660Ti still can perform to make the games playable but they will benefit more from the 670 since it won't have to be strained.

Typically, yes - most 22" monitors are 1920x1080. I'm sure you could find a older, cheap one that isn't, and a very expensive one that can do higher resolution. I'll all about pixel density and the controller inside, as well as the type of connection you use.