Gtx560-ti comparison

[daijiro74]

Well, after deciding to change my gtx260 oc for a 560-ti recommended by a forum buddy… I find myself facing a wide variety of manufacturers like sparkle caliber, msi, asus, gigabyte, nvidia, zotac, evga, pny, club 3d... I have several dilemmas...
gtx 560 ti or not ti? With OC or without?
Well, after googling and researching, I've decided to get a TI and OC for better performance.. the temperatures..consumption...noise.. and price are not a problem for me..

and my question is.. of all the 560 ti oc.. which is the best? without considering price, noise and temperature.. and my question is this because I see that there is a big difference between some and others, see example:

EVGA GeForce GTX 560 Ti FPB 1024MB
core clock: 850mhz
shader clock: 1700mhz
memory clock: 4104mhz
memory size: 1gb
memory bus: 256bit

GIGABYTE GeForce GTX 560 SOC 1024MB (gv-n560so-1gI-950)
core clock: 950mhz
shader clock: 1900mhz
memory clock:4580mhz
memory size: 1gb
memory bus: 256bit

it's clear that not all perform the same.. I'm just looking for performance and power.. I don't care about the price as I said before.. and noise and consumption..

WHAT IS THE BEST 560-ti? WHAT IS THE TRUE POWERHOUSE? NAME IT AND THE REASONS AND LET'S GET SOMETHING CLEAR THANKS TO ALL GUYS:eoh:

[Tecnho]

I have tried those two and each one has its thing, but I stick with EVGA brand good where you find them, apart from their 10-year warranty, the gigabytes have become strong and are quite silent and their OC is a little higher, from EVGA you have the superclocked I would buy something right now and if I had money I would go to EVGA FPB or Asus direct cu.

[daijiro74]

asus directcuII??… ummmmmmm............

Second opinions?

[Raesan]

I know that the high-end DirectCUII are different, but my Asus HD5770 is a turbine with little overclocking capability.