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Seriously can anyone give me a reason to step up to the 570? I really only see vague differences between the 2 cards.
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Sure.
The 570 is significantly faster at some games, and quieter. http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/311?vs=306 It's a good upgrade to a 470.
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Thanks. Excellent website.
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Me i am happy with my GTX 470 plays every game flawlessly, only problem being is it is nosy. Still i will hold off as in less then 6 months the next gen video cards will be out and way more powerful so will wait till then.
That and my GTX 470 does 850/1700MHz with Ram at 3.7GHz which put's it just above refrence GTX570's performance for free, but again makes the card nosier.
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Overal the 570 is better but if noise is the only issue then just grab an aftermarket cooler.....
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Given the price differences of a new 570 and a used 470 (they don't have new ones anymore) you could just about go with a 470 sli setup for the price of a single 570....
I'm running dual 470's in sli right now and am definitely happy with the overall performance
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