Anyone running a GTX 560 card ?

[Element UK]

Interested as I have one on my current shopping list.

Grateful for any knowledgable advice.

[ogsamrock]

Go for GTX 560 Ti if you can afford it,running maximum quality with a slightly slowdown when unit size set to ultra~

[ULTIMATELEX]

Originally Posted by ogsamrock

Go for GTX 560 Ti if you can afford it,running maximum quality with a slightly slowdown when unit size set to ultra~

I have GTX560ti and I agree with abovesaid. There's a slight slowdown sometimes but it's not even irritating.

[IchiFi]

I got the normal GTX 560, run the game on ultra, but the game only uses one core, so you also need a good CPU.

Also Overclocking the GTX 560 via online tools will get you the same performance as the GTX 560Ti, but to be honest the difference is minimal.

GTX 560 is better bang for your buck then the Ti version that's for sure. (And proven, just search online)

[ogsamrock]

Yeah,GTX 560 is more value,but also higher risk to be overheated due the overclocking and void the warranty.Just buy 570 if you can afford.

BUY POWERFUL PROCESSOR TOO

[Manuel859]

If you are going with the GTX 560 or GTX560 TI, do yourself a favor and buy the 2GB version. My GTX 570 with 1280MB vram is running Shogun 2 great, but it does max out the vram. I recommend at least 1.5GB vram for people with 1920x1080 (1080P) monitor. GL

[zarker]

Originally Posted by Manuel859

If you are going with the GTX 560 or GTX560 TI, do yourself a favor and buy the 2GB version. My GTX 570 with 1280MB vram is running Shogun 2 great, but it does max out the vram. I recommend at least 1.5GB vram for people with 1920x1080 (1080P) monitor. GL

AND a 64bit OS, otherwise the Vram reduces the total available system RAM available! (32bit os only addresses max 4gb - and THAT INCLUDES VRAM: 4gbRAM + 2gb VRAM = 6gb)

[wyatt022298]

Get a 560TI. My SLI`d OC`d 550TIs run the game pretty smooth on a 1680x1050 monitor