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[mda40000]

@Decalto35 The eye CAN see a difference at higher-than 60 fps, but that is for the illusion of eliminating motion blur. Really its this, the game cannot fathom more than about 60-120 fps or the gameplay would be too FAST to concentrate on. Modern game engines run games with framerate caps set for each entity in the game. Ever played an old DOS game like Mob Rule? DOS games were run linearly and had only one type of speed. It depended on the framerate and not the entities.

[Decalto35]

woah 68 degrees celsius is considered cool? ._. normally i get 70 C on load with slight overclocking. =/

[Decalto35]

i got this graphics card a while ago and overclocked it 925/4450. It's great on 1080p but if u wanna turn the physx and dx11 tesselations on current high end games that it may not be too good. U may have to sacrifice physx for games such as batman arkham city.

[Decalto35]

@AnimeJelous i disagree. at 30 fps i personally feel that the gameplay is rather choppy and it becomes difficult to aim in fps games. At 60 fps and above is where the eye cannot tell the difference. That day i was running bfbc2 and i decided to turn on fraps to check out the fps. At first i thought that i was running at about 60fps and i was surprised to see that it was around 120fps. So yea that's what i think :D

[ATTI13SZILAGYI]

@zennus1 Yes! :)

[conyo985]

@jologo200

First is the manufacturing process. Current generation GPUs are 40nm the next ones are 28nm. Smaller manufacturing process means less heat and electricity but more core clocks. Yes some technologies aren't made in one day so instead of waiting for these technologies to be completed they have to release new series every year. Also the ones with deep pockets who have multiple high resolution monitors need all the graphical power they can buy.

[zennus1]

This is the GTX 560 non ti right?

[AnimeJelous]

@jologo200 I doubt you will see a difference, but if you watch the frames you should notice the 590 gets higher; but after around 30, the human eye doesn't notice a difference.

[jologo200]

@AnimeJelous ok, but for me, if i shift to gtx590 from 560, i dont think ill see much difference at all. im happy with gtx560. toshiba rocks.

[AnimeJelous]

@jologo200 Also, to answer your question about the multiple versions of a single series, is price. You get what you pay for. Pay more, get more.