Ziadaine said:If you can, add in an extra 20-50 and buy a GTX570 which is on par with the 480 and barely any difference from the 580+590's power. If not, go with a GTX 560/560Ti (Steer clear of 480 unless heat isnt an issue). I don't know much on the ATi field as I tend to steer clear of that as I LOATHE Caty' Control Center with an immense passion.
Well, yeah of course it not "almost the same", but its not like its a 10 generation jump either.TypeSD said:Ziadaine said:If you can, add in an extra 20-50 and buy a GTX570 which is on par with the 480 and barely any difference from the 580+590's power. If not, go with a GTX 560/560Ti (Steer clear of 480 unless heat isnt an issue). I don't know much on the ATi field as I tend to steer clear of that as I LOATHE Caty' Control Center with an immense passion.
The 570 is well below the 580's power, I should know, I have a 580.
A 590 is essentially two 580's on the same board, but declocked.
Go for a 570, but don't kid yourself that it'll be "almost the same" as a 580 or 590.
Ziadaine said:Well, yeah of course it not "almost the same", but its not like its a 10 generation jump either.TypeSD said:Ziadaine said:If you can, add in an extra 20-50 and buy a GTX570 which is on par with the 480 and barely any difference from the 580+590's power. If not, go with a GTX 560/560Ti (Steer clear of 480 unless heat isnt an issue). I don't know much on the ATi field as I tend to steer clear of that as I LOATHE Caty' Control Center with an immense passion.
The 570 is well below the 580's power, I should know, I have a 580.
A 590 is essentially two 580's on the same board, but declocked.
Go for a 570, but don't kid yourself that it'll be "almost the same" as a 580 or 590.