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Same card, different manufacturers

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I'm in the market for either a 560 gtx or a 560 gtx ti. Now, I find that there is a great deal of price variability from manufacturer to manufacturer. Now, part of that is explained by:

- factory overclocking
- different editions of the cards (i.e. 1 gb vs 2 gb, the ti with 384 shaders vs 448)
- improved cooling

However, if two cards are identical in all of the above attributes, but have different manufacturers, they will have the same performance, right?

Reply to Squigglyboo
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In theory yes, my cards were the cheapest ones available when I bought them and yet they chuck out the same framerates as cards that were much more expensive and they seem to run at about the same temps.

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Reply to Mousemonkey

Yes will have the same performance.

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Reply to sosofm

It should be, except some graphics card manufacturers support aren't that good, or have low warranty covers. Also some people have said to avoid not-known manufacturers because they tend to have more failure rates, but I can't confirm this.
Just only said by some.


Message edited by refillable on 01-08-2012 at 02:05:39 PM
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