Thats what i was thinking, probably go for the 470.From where I'm sitting the 6870 is about on par with a 470 give or take a few FPS, but overclocking looks to be poor so the 470 will easily out perform it when clocked.
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Thats what i was thinking, probably go for the 470.From where I'm sitting the 6870 is about on par with a 470 give or take a few FPS, but overclocking looks to be poor so the 470 will easily out perform it when clocked.
plus the 470 has better dx11 performance, more features and memory and is cheaper. i say the 470 is still a no brainer.
Cainer supposedly has 6870s for testing.
Is anybody else seeing that 6870 xfire is faster than even 5870 xfire though the 6870 is a slower single card? hmm
5870 CF scaling : 67%
6870 CF scaling: 93%!
Bring on Antilles.
EDIT: 6850 CF looks good!
Asus were really going for it with that 13MHz OC on their 6870
I'm going by OCUK and Guru results, they couldn't break 960 on the core, now that may change if we can up the volts but the 470 looks to be the better buy if you intend to overclock, no overclocking then the 6870 maybe the better buy depending on where you regard physx and 3D vision in the grand scheme of things.
From where I'm sitting the 6870 is about on par with a 470 give or take a few FPS, but overclocking looks to be poor so the 470 will easily out perform it when clocked.
plus the 470 has better dx11 performance, more features and memory and is cheaper. i say the 470 is still a no brainer.
That 460's overclock by 25-30% and 68xx's only manage 5-7%, I think the 460 is still a solid card, especially at it's new price. Perhaps ASUS or MSI will release a "Voltage Tweak" edition which will hit 1050-1100MHx, but until that happens I am underwhelmed.
Good cards at stock. Poor when overclockeed.
Yep, seen a few examples of the 470 clocking to 480 levels, looking forward also to having a bit more room in the case.You have a very high chance with a GTX470 of getting one that will overclock to stock GTX480 performance atleast - you'd have to be pretty unlucky not to - and a good clocker can do even better.