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EVGA GTX 470 Superclocked GTX Superclocked or 560?

hey guys, trying to get a new graphics processor for my computer. I had a GTX 280 to start, and I will get either the EVGA GTX 470 NVIDIA GTX Superclocked EVGA Superclocked or 560 SLI double play to my office and later, perhaps Triple SLI. No problems compatibility, the two are almost the same price, the price is not a problem, they ask what is best for games. A little more information, I play to modern attacks, and the alliance of valiant arms, if anyone wants to see the technical specifications for each game. fps are so important to me. if someone could give me a comparison with the advantages and disadvantages of obtaining each or maybe a comparison between the max fps. I noticed that the 560 has 70 processing cores less, but speeds much higher clock. I'm going to get the Archived EVGA X58 4-Way SLI if that helps. thanks in advance chris

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/330?vs=311 (Compare GTX 560 GTX 470 vs Ti) manually compare GPU http://www.gpureview.com/show_cards.php

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