Which one should i take ?

[SgtCockroach]

I am going to buy a new graphics card for my pc and I was looking for a gtx 750ti but the guy in store suggested me the gtx 560ti which is cheaper. I know that the 750ti has maxwell architecture and can handle most popular and new games but i dont know if the 560ti can handle these games like the 750ti.

(With new games I am talking about games like bf 1)

 

[Daniel Woodward]

I would say something newer than even a 750Ti, that will struggle with some new games already. Maybe a 950 or something like that. Definitely not a 560Ti very old now.

 

[superninja12]

probably want to get rid of his junk... a 560ti cant play anything.... a 750 ti is great.

 

[Chugalug_]

What is your budget?
For basic 1080p gaming what you want is the 750ti or the GTX 950 for their solid performance at a low price.
If you're going to do graphically intensive gaming, anything from a 960 to an RX480 is a good option for 60Hz.

 

[SgtCockroach]

What is your budget?
For basic 1080p gaming what you want is the 750ti or the GTX 950 for their solid performance at a low price.
If you're going to do graphically intensive gaming, anything from a 960 to an RX480 is a good option for 60Hz.

I will spend about 150€

(Not looking for high-end components because I have not an Gaming pc)

 

[janak2345]

BIG NO for the 560ti.. 750ti is a fairly decent GPU for basic gaming even today.

 

[envy14tpe]

The 560ti is great, if the year is 2012. The 750ti is way better. Don't get anything less than that.

 

[Chugalug_]

Get the GTX 750ti. Goes for about 120 Euros according to German and French pricing, so I'd expect that to be true for most of the EU.
If it is within your budget, it is worth getting the GTX 950 for a little more, which offers a 40% performance increase over the 750ti. All comes down to what you're willing to spend, but either is a good choice.

 

[cub_fanatic]

You can probably find a decent GTX 950 on sale or rebate for about the same price as most 750ti's are still selling for (around $120-ish). EVGA has a new non-reference 950 on newegg right now for $105 after rebate (although, to be fair EVGA is also heavily discounting their 750ti 2GB model down to $89 with a similar rebate). Even without a discount, though, the 950 should only be $20 or $30 more and you are getting a pretty nice performance bump for that $20 or $30. Most of the high end latest games run with 30% more frame rate on the 950 than the 750ti. That is not bad considering you are only paying 20 to 30% more for it. In higher end cards, an extra 30% of performance could cost you double or more.