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Originally Posted by John-117 
You are commenting without reading the link from the opening post. With both stock, the 680 is marginally faster than the 670. Clock for clock, I don't think you could tell the difference. Hence there is no reason to go for the 680, as you get the same performance cheaper with the 670. 470&480 or 7970%7950 (...) have a bigger difference between them.
You do realize that the 7970 is faster in most games clock for clock at 1600p. Plus it has 50% more memory and 40% higher memory bandwidth.
You are commenting without reading the link from the opening post. With both stock, the 680 is marginally faster than the 670. Clock for clock, I don't think you could tell the difference. Hence there is no reason to go for the 680, as you get the same performance cheaper with the 670. 470&480 or 7970%7950 (...) have a bigger difference between them.
You do realize that the 7970 is faster in most games clock for clock at 1600p. Plus it has 50% more memory and 40% higher memory bandwidth.
the differences between 680 and 670 was greater than the difference between 670 and 7970 at 1600p. Perhaps you shouldn't exaggerate details to your favor.
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