Best Value GPUs

[Greaseddog]

Hey everybody (and Linus hopefuly!)

I just thought it share this graph with you guys. It shows how much "bang-per-buck" you get. This graph includes all Nvidia's DX11 GPUs.

Here it is:

The top GPUs are the most expensive, the bottom ones are the cheapest. The ones who are closer to the right side has a better Performance / $$$.

[bigFOIG]

So how exactly was this calculated?

[supaflyx3]

^ also wondering that... why couldn't you just do it by percentages so it can be clearly read, your graph makes no sense at all.
Also, from what i can see from the graph your numbers are way off.

[MARSTG]

yeah, on what parameters have you based your graph on? Number of SP/$ or what?

[Adzsask]

I almost agree with it, I think the 460 is marginally better price/perf then a 550Ti.

GTX560Ti
If i'm not wrong he's refering to a video in NCIX Tech Tips channel when Linus used CRYSIS 2,using 3 cards,the GT430 (or the GT210 i belive) the GTX560Ti and the GTX580,of course u know who's the winner (if u don't take a look upstairs)
So i think he's trying to complete what Linus done and did this based on CRYSIS 2 Benchmark

[Dragonstongue]

GTX460 1gb 338 shader model most certainly should pwn that chart, it is actually quite cheap and has alot of performance for its current price.

[Bond007]

Originally Posted by Greaseddog

Hey everybody (and Linus hopefuly!)

I just thought it share this graph with you guys. It shows how much "bang-per-buck" you get. This graph includes all Nvidia's DX11 GPUs.

Here it is:

The top GPUs are the most expensive, the bottom ones are the cheapest. The ones who are closer to the right side has a better Performance / $$$.

Any chance you could post what performance benchmarks and prices you used for this chart?

[Greaseddog]

I based the performance on this chart:
http://www.geforce.com/Active/en_US/...red/lineup.png

And then divided the score with the price of the GPU.

[supaflyx3]

What? 3Dmark has no real world results, your graph is basically just for benchmarks and moot for just about everything else.