boostified said:
then why do people pay the extra $ for the gtx when the gts overclocks to the speed of the gtx?
because a GTS at GTX speeds does not equal a GTX.
GTS:
* Fabrication process- 90 nm
* Number of Transistors- 681 million
* Core clock- 500 MHz
* Shader Clock- 1200 MHz
* Stream Processors- 96
* Memory Clock/ Data Rate- 800 MHz/1600
* Memory Interface- 320 bits
* Memory Bandwidth- 64 GB/s
* ROPs- 20
* Frame Buffer Size- 640 MB
* Texture Fill Rate- 24 GT/s
* RAMDACs- 400 MHz
* Bus Technology- PCI Express
GTX:
* Fabrication Process: 90 nm
* Number of Transistors: 681 million
* Core clock: 575 MHz
* Shader Clock: 1350 MHz
* Stream Processors: 128
* Memory clock/ data rate: 900 MHz/1800
* Memory Interface: 384 bits
* Memory Bandwidth: 86.4 GB/s
* ROPs: 24
* Frame Buffer Size: 768 MB
* Texture Fill Rate: 36.8 GT/s
* RAMDACs: 400 MHz
* Bus Technology: PCI Express
Plus, yes you can probably overclock the GTS and get equal/near/better performance to the GTX. But that also applies for the GTX
EDIT: I'm not knocking the GTS. It's a great card, especially for the price point. But it's definitely not a GTX.