GeForce GT 710 vs Radeon HD 7570

GeForce GT 710
Memory: 2048Mb DDR3DESKTOP
Release date: 27 Mar 2014
GeForce GT 710
Radeon HD 7570
Memory: 1024Mb GDDR3DESKTOP
Release date: 5 Jan 2012
Radeon HD 7570

Summary

Reasons to consider GeForce GT 710

41 watts lower power draw. This might be a strong point if your current power supply is not enough to handle the Radeon HD 7570 .
This is a much newer product, it might have better long term support.
Supports PhysX
Supports G-Sync
Supports ShadowPlay (allows game streaming/recording with minimum performance penalty)
Based on an outdated architecture (Nvidia Kepler), there are less performance optimizations for current games and applications

Reasons to consider Radeon HD 7570

Higher theoretical gaming performance, based on specifications.
Based on an outdated architecture (ATI TeraScale), there are no performance optimizations for current games and applications

Radeon HD 7570

HWBench recommends Radeon HD 7570

Based on theoretical specifications.


Specifications

Core Configuration

GeForce GT 710Radeon HD 7570
GPU NameGK208 ()vsTurks (Turks PRO-L)
Fab Process28 nmvs40 nm
Die Size87 mm²vs118 mm²
Transistorsunknownvs716 million
Shaders192vs480
Compute Units1vs6
Core clock954 MHzvs650 MHz
ROPs8vs8
TMUs16vs24

Memory Configuration

GeForce GT 710Radeon HD 7570
Memory TypeDDR3vsGDDR3
Bus Width64 bitvs128 bit
Memory Speed900 MHz
1800 MHz effective
vs800 MHz
1600 MHz effective
Memory Size2048 Mbvs1024 Mb

Additional details

GeForce GT 710Radeon HD 7570
TDP19 wattsvs60 watts
Release Date27 Mar 2014vs5 Jan 2012

Raw Performance comparison

Pixel Rate

  • GeForce GT 710
    3.82 GP/s
  • Radeon HD 7570
    5.20 GP/s

GigaPixels - higher is better

Texel Rate

  • GeForce GT 710
    15.26 GT/s
  • Radeon HD 7570
    15.60 GT/s

GigaTexels - higher is better

Memory bandwidth

  • GeForce GT 710
    14.40 GB/s
  • Radeon HD 7570
    25.60 GB/s

GB/s - higher is better

Single precision performance

  • GeForce GT 710
    366.30 GFLOPs
  • Radeon HD 7570
    624.00 GFLOPs

GFLOPs - higher is better