Those two cards are for COMPLETELY different purposes.
The GTX570 is a gamer card, with very little CAD/workstation capabilities.
The Firepro V5800 is a CAD/Workstation card, with very little gaming capabilities.
You are comparing apples to oranges here.|||Firepro is for "business" machines...not gaming...go with the 570|||go with the GTX, firepro kinda sucks for the price
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Is it worth crossfiring or should I upgrade?
I've got a 5770 right now and I'm wondering if it'd be worth it to crossfire, or just upgrade to a stronger card (I'm thinking of the gtx570 twinfrozer). I've never crossfired a system either. Is it just as simple as popping in the other card and connecting the two of them together?|||put it up your ****, dirty asshole|||the gtx 570 will cost about $350
adding another 5770 will cost about $125
the gtx 570 will out perform the cross fire set up, but not by a whole lot, and depending on the game title. I would look at benchmarks of games you play to be sure.
You need to make sure your motherboard has another pci 2.0 express slot and a big enough power supply to handle two graphic cards. I've never crossfired before but with nvidia it was just connecting them together with a bridge
adding another 5770 will cost about $125
the gtx 570 will out perform the cross fire set up, but not by a whole lot, and depending on the game title. I would look at benchmarks of games you play to be sure.
You need to make sure your motherboard has another pci 2.0 express slot and a big enough power supply to handle two graphic cards. I've never crossfired before but with nvidia it was just connecting them together with a bridge
Will a Q9550/Q9650 and 4gig DDR2 ram bottleneck a GTX570?
Will it bottleneck and how will it bottleneck?|||Probably not to any significant extent. Games should run pretty well, but that might not be the case a year or two down the road.
HD6970 CF or GTX570 SLI?
I have been struggling with this question from a few days now and from what I found HD6970 x2 in Crossfire beats GTX570 x2 in SLI with few fps, something like 4-8fps... and they both cost exactly the same.
The thing is that I would like to get 3D monitor and Nvidia 3D Vision kit, I don't understand how 3D with ATI works, heard that they need specific monitors to run 3D and it is more complicated.
Personally I put 3D over these few fps, but I need to see different opinions.|||This is a list of TVs, monitors, glasses, and projectors that currently support HD3D (AMD):
http://www.amd.com/us/products/technolog…
NVidia 3D Vision is a proprietary 3D system, whereas HD3D is more open and compliant with 3D standards. You must use NVidia's licensed hardware and software with 3D Vision, whereas HD3D supports more (albeit fragmented) hardware and natively supports the HDMI 1.4 standard for HDTVs and monitors.
However, 3D Vision is tried and true, and HD3D is relatively new.
If 3D is that important to you, then go with Nvidia.
The thing is that I would like to get 3D monitor and Nvidia 3D Vision kit, I don't understand how 3D with ATI works, heard that they need specific monitors to run 3D and it is more complicated.
Personally I put 3D over these few fps, but I need to see different opinions.|||This is a list of TVs, monitors, glasses, and projectors that currently support HD3D (AMD):
http://www.amd.com/us/products/technolog…
NVidia 3D Vision is a proprietary 3D system, whereas HD3D is more open and compliant with 3D standards. You must use NVidia's licensed hardware and software with 3D Vision, whereas HD3D supports more (albeit fragmented) hardware and natively supports the HDMI 1.4 standard for HDTVs and monitors.
However, 3D Vision is tried and true, and HD3D is relatively new.
If 3D is that important to you, then go with Nvidia.
Best pre-overclocked gtx570?
i need a recommendation here guys. i thought of getting a gtx570 and i think i can spend some extra for the overclocked type of cards.
of course i prefer the card with the best price/performance ratio. or should i just stick to the reference card. any ideas?|||EVGA GeForce GTX 570 Superclocked and gigabyte gtx 570 oc are overclocked graphics card.|||i would suggest to just stick with the cheaper reference cards (or mby on with another cooler if it costs like 5 bucks more or similar)
pre overclocked cards can either be really good or really bad, but i havent heard about many good preclocked 570's
its just simpler to go with the cheaper reference one ushally pre-overclocked cards aint clocked much (like max 4-5 fps more if even that, some cards are even just clocked like 5mhz higher and they call it pre overclocked which will gain you nothing)
of course i prefer the card with the best price/performance ratio. or should i just stick to the reference card. any ideas?|||EVGA GeForce GTX 570 Superclocked and gigabyte gtx 570 oc are overclocked graphics card.|||i would suggest to just stick with the cheaper reference cards (or mby on with another cooler if it costs like 5 bucks more or similar)
pre overclocked cards can either be really good or really bad, but i havent heard about many good preclocked 570's
its just simpler to go with the cheaper reference one ushally pre-overclocked cards aint clocked much (like max 4-5 fps more if even that, some cards are even just clocked like 5mhz higher and they call it pre overclocked which will gain you nothing)
My ASUS GTX570 Installation Issues, help!!!?
When I install ASUS GTX570, it is not compatible with other softwares. And I can't play games. I'm very worried. Who can help me!|||I can help!
But you're not being very specific. The GTX 570 is a very capable graphics card (arguably the 2nd or 3rd most powerful single card currently on the market), and is relatively new. If it's messing up, you may have a faulty card, which means you might need to RMA it or demand a refund and return it to wherever you bought it from
But you're not being very specific. The GTX 570 is a very capable graphics card (arguably the 2nd or 3rd most powerful single card currently on the market), and is relatively new. If it's messing up, you may have a faulty card, which means you might need to RMA it or demand a refund and return it to wherever you bought it from
If I have 2 GTX570 in SLI, will I be able to use a GTX295 for Physx without problems?
If you have a that much extra power and you have a third slot you can. I wouldnt IMO because of all the heat and little performance you would get outta it.
You would be better off with a single GTX 580 and selling your 295 on ebay and then waiting for another 580
You would be better off with a single GTX 580 and selling your 295 on ebay and then waiting for another 580
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