Battlefield3 - 560Ti 2GB or 6950 2GB

[Joss]

Looking to make a new card and withdraw my GTX260 SLI configuration in preparation for Battlefield3. I am using a NVIDIA from very long time and I am ready to change. And I am thinking about 650TI 2 GB card and other one is 6950 2 GB card. But I don’t know much about this card so if you have any suggestion for my up gradation then please provide me the suggestion. And my computer is AUSUS Sabertooth, i7 960, nd 12gb g.skill 1600.

[CAILYN]

It is very soon to speculate at this time. Battlefield 3 will be the first major title that I think is developed for 10.11 from the base DX and according to presentations given using some techniques that are currently not used by any engine of much of its graphics rendering. As far as I know, says AMD has used the demo of the engine, however this cannot be an indicator that it really works better, as shown by BC2

[xanix]

Unless you need and are concerned about recovering the value for the GTX 260 SLI setup, some things to consider - A 560/HD 6950 GTX is not much of a leap of GTX 260s in SLI. Except you extreme dislike a few of the problems associated with dual GPU, this is not much of an upgrade. Offers GTX 570s are opening to explain around $ 300, which is below most likely quickly. GTX 600 series and HD 7000 are scheduled for Q4, which will probably have to start before BF 3.

[OS-X-10+]

For myself I believe the 560 is a bit pointless since what time arranging games, I have to work from the 1250mb of vram previously I ever get total gpu operation. Now decided I can at rest do 2xAA in the whole thing at 3300x1680 among that quantity of vram, but my two 470's are not at all maxed out at 800mhz. because the 560 only adds supplementary work out power as doing not anything about the vram condition, it is a bit of a wasted chance. Hopefully through the next production, the whole thing midrange and up will have as a minimum 1.5gb of ram and if possible 2gb.

[MaCiNToSHeR]

I went to a GTX 470 from a GTX 280 but required Eyefinity then I purchased a 6950 and not closed the 6970 cores. I hated the drivers for this side; everything was more careful and less inspiring confidence. I am not a fanboy through any way and have owned a number of ATI cards in the history, but the catalyst 10 drivers make it difficult for me to recommend the 6950. I ended up with 470 sli and I am not feel happy. My point is only to think a switch extremely cautiously if you have gotten used to Nvidia cards. I hope my information tells you everything.