Which is better Geforce GTX 560Ti ‘MSI’ or ‘ASUS’

**FullTimepass** · 19-10-2011

Hey bro I have my pc configuration with the following specs.
I have a Phenom ii x6 1090t
And 790xt-g45 on MSI
With a support of 4 GB RAM,
also an ultra lsp 650 with hard disk space 500GB of SEAGATE.
Please suggest me which of these two GPU would be better for me from MSI GTX 560TI and GTX 560Ti of ASUS.

**Mrigankasekhar** · 19-10-2011

NVIDIA has been making a novel SKU base on the GF114 GPU: the GeForce GTX 560, sure without the "Ti" addition. It's being out to contend with AMD's Radeon HD 6790 and 6850 sequence chiefly.

AMD has shown that reasonably priced Radeon HD 6790 a few weeks ago which closes in on that GeForce 550/560 section quite well. Next to that the R6800 is a tough one to fight with. Hence all the reasons for NVIDIA to introduce another GPU.

The GeForce GTX 560 has 336 CUDA/Shader enabled cores which is the extremely equal arrangement as last year's GF104-based GTX 460. It has 56 Texture memory units and incredible fair fora manufactured goods in this price segment, a full 256-bit GDDR5 memory line holding 1 GB of memory.
So attractive a great deal this hints towards last year's GeForce GTX 460, so far based on a latest fabrication node, clock speeds, and its over clocking possibility is purely much higher, a known fact on the GF11x GPUs in universal.

one more factor will be better temperatures and a expectantly improved TDP. Well, we appreciated the GTX 460 for what it was OK, equipped with better tweaking prospective and a much superior price, let's see what this card series brings on there.

**Chakradev** · 19-10-2011

I would suggest you to go for the MSI GTX 560Ti because after a usage period the ASUS Geforce GTX 560Ti becomes a lot noisy and is irritating.

**Makayla-alex** · 19-10-2011

ASUS has full driven their Direct CU II cooling solution and put it on a custom designed GTX 560 PCB. The consequential card features elevated clock speeds out of the box which should put its presentation close to the GeForce GTX 560 Ti.
Thus even ASUS is not a bad option as they have worked to reduce the heat by introducing a cooling solution.
It’s a stylish design by Asus? I think so, so under load the MSI stays 10 degrees colder and only a couple in unoccupied.
I bear in mind the reviewers always saying the cooling devise on the ASUS was always great.