VC memory and clock speed

[NapoleonBlownapart]

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Asa man mas nindot ang VC na lower clock speed pero higher memory or ang higher clock speed pero lower memory?

Pareha ra sila nga GTX560 Ti.

kini ako pasabot

MSI Global ? Graphics Card - N560GTX-Ti Hawk

MSI Global ? Graphics Card - N560GTX-Ti Twin Frozr II 2GD5/OC

[eXpLoDe]

higher memory only work when using a high resolution pictures/graphics. so my bet would be the hawk.

[NapoleonBlownapart]

so kung duwa din mag high res ang twin frozer mas labaw..

[eXpLoDe]

dili ghapon. not intended for games ang additional memory.
1gb would be fine.

[poldopunk]

video memory is also called a frame buffer. high resolution rendered by the GPU requires a large frame buffer but note the 'high resolution'. as a general rule, 512 MB video memory for anything below 22-inch (1680 x 1050) is enough. kaw nalang expand as you go for higher resolutions.

[keropi]

Didto ko sa Higher Memory Capacity over the Higher Memory Clock kay kung ubos ang capacity, wala na kay mahimo diha. Kung ubos ang clock, pwede pa nimo ioverclock para maapsan ang clock sa katong usa.

[Lingaw-lingaw_sa_payag]

1 Gb is enough for most users so hawk will be the better choice amongst the two.

[unagikabayaki]

video memory is also called a frame buffer. high resolution rendered by the GPU requires a large frame buffer but note the 'high resolution'. as a general rule, 512 MB video memory for anything below 22-inch (1680 x 1050) is enough. kaw nalang expand as you go for higher resolutions.

So Bro for monitors 22" and below, does that mean you can maxout graphics details on the game your playing without any lags even for a 512mb video memory ?

[Sempron Guy]

^nope since most 21.5" led's nowadays sports a 1080p resolution, 1GB of vram is most appropriate.

[Stephengeek]

1 gb will do, but remember its the architecture and bus width matters most and depending on what vram is used, ddr5 is the fastest at the moment