Which is better? Gtx 560 ti or the 750 ti?

[bgi123]

I keep getting mixed opinions from different sites.

http://www.hwcompare.com/17331/geforce-gtx-560-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-750-ti/

 

[RainingPixels]

I keep getting mixed opinions from different sites.

http://www.hwcompare.com/17331/geforce-gtx-560-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-750-ti/

Although there isn't much difference between the two, I would go with the 750 ti. The 750 ti is two generations newer then the 560 ti. From the benchmarks that I have seen the 750 ti does in fact triumph the 650 ti. Not to mention some 750 ti's support DX 11.2.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127783&cm_re=gtx_750_ti-_-14-127-783-_-Product
http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/high_end_gpus.html

 

[leeb2013]

I keep getting mixed opinions from different sites.

http://www.hwcompare.com/17331/geforce-gtx-560-ti-vs-geforce-gtx-750-ti/

I wouldn't go off a basic spec comparison site like that. All the performance details are calculated from the specs and are theoretical.

The 750 is 3 years newer and a completely difference architecture (750ti is the latest Maxwell), it also uses a third of the power so will make significantly less heat.

Best thing you can do is find a review that shows both cards performance in a common game like BF3 or something. If similar performance, Get the 750.

I doubt the 560 supports DX11 ether.

 

[S7]

I am facing a similar choice and I think I'm going with 560 TI.....I'm getting 560 ti around $25 cheaper than 750 and $50 cheaper than 750 TI....750's have memory bandwidth of 128 bits and only advantage of 750 seems to be less power consumption and newer technology and I don't think there have been any unique features developed in Maxwell cards other than newer directx and opengl which aren't implemented in most current games...The Power consumption of 560 ti is however around 3 times higher than that of 750 ti so the difference in that aspect is massive

 

[Memreins]

I am facing a similar choice and I think I'm going with 560 TI.....I'm getting 560 ti around $25 cheaper than 750 and $50 cheaper than 750 TI....750's have memory bandwidth of 128 bits and only advantage of 750 seems to be less power consumption and newer technology and I don't think there have been any unique features developed in Maxwell cards other than newer directx and opengl which aren't implemented in most current games...The Power consumption of 560 ti is however around 3 times higher than that of 750 ti so the difference in that aspect is massive

Appart from the over twice as many steam cores on the. Gtx 750ti as well? (Which makes a hugh difference on nvidia cards ) ... Do more research it's faster

 

[Rationale]

People are underestimating the difference architecture makes. The GTX 750 Ti is much quicker; I know a couple people with a GTX 560 and a GTX 560 Ti, respectively, and my GTX 750 Ti gets ~20 fps higher than either of them in Borderlands 2 and Warframe (which are admittedly the only games I bothered to compare).

 

[majesticlizard]

I doubt the 560 supports DX11 ether.

I realize this is an old thread but please don't post obvious incorrect information here. It is documented on Nvidia's site and well known that the Nvidia cards started supporting DX11 with the GTX 4XX series. Not only that, but due to the unified shader architecture of all Nvidia DX11 cards, they also support the DX12 API. This is documented and a fact.

People are comparing frame rates of older, slower computers with a GTX 560 Ti and new computers with a GTX 750 ti and not understanding that the frame rate difference has more do do with the computers than the cards. Although the GTX 560 Ti is older, it has twice the bandwidth. If you were to compare the same card on exactly the same system you would get roughly the same performance. One card has better architecture, but a bandwidth bottleneck and the the other has inferior architecture but much better bandwidth.

...which are admittedly the only games I bothered to compare).

You can't compare only two games running on your card on a modern computer with someone else's card on an older computer. That is just ridiculous. Please don't post such comparisons here.