SLI 560ti's keep them or?

[jitpublisher]

I have been thinking about getting rid of my 560ti's, which have been great by the way, and going to a single card solution like a 770. I don't game near as much as I used to, and I think a single card would be a better fit as an occasional gamer (COD, Skyrim) Anyone have input why I should or should not make the change? Its not that the 560's in SLI are not providing enough performance for me, I just would like to move to a single card. Would appreciate your thoughts, of course I am not made of money, but cash is not a huge concern.

 

[circularpromise53]

If you want to switch to a single card do it. Less heat/noise, and just easier overall. if you are fine with your setup and dont really have/want to spend the money then your gpus will be fine. The 770 is a great card, and should easily max cod (i dont have much experience with skyrim so i cant say)

 

[PubBoy112]

The performance of a Single GTX 770 2GB GDDr5 OC edition will obviously be way more powerful than the GTX 560Ti SLI and you will also not have to bear with all the SLI related problems..

The cheapest GTX 770 comes for around $330 .. Check here Gigabyte GeForce GTX 770 OC

 

[Mousemonkey]

The GTX750 is said to be a few weeks away and being the first Maxwell card it could be good or it could be pants but it's worth waiting to see what happens IMHO.

 

[jitpublisher]

The GTX750 is said to be a few weeks away and being the first Maxwell card it could be good or it could be pants but it's worth waiting to see what happens IMHO.

Ahhhh, good to know. Not in a hurry, think I will wait and see about this. Thanks!

 

[Mousemonkey]

Apparently it will be a "tester" card as it's going to be on the 28nm node not 20nm but it should still give us an indication of where they are going with Maxwell.