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post #31 of 103
6/11/12 at 1:51pm
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what? doesn't the 7770 compete with the 640?

The 7750 destroys the 640, but technically the 7750 and 640 being priced the same are competitors.
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post #32 of 103
6/11/12 at 3:32pm
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7970 needs to drop to 400.
If i were to compare the 7970 to the gtx670, then I would def agree with that statement. If i were to compare the 7970 to the gtx680, not so much.
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post #33 of 103
6/11/12 at 3:35pm
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interesting, 7930, a hidden sweetspot of price / performance by chance? Hope it OCs well.

I think the GTX 670 has taken this crown for price/performance. The 7930 can't be much faster than a 7870. Seems a waste.
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post #34 of 103
6/11/12 at 3:37pm
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This ^^
Not worth paying ~$450 for a 7970 when you can buy a 670 for ~$399, let alone something like the Evga 670 FTW edition for ~$419.

The 7970 Ghz edition is probably going to trade blows with the 680, if not beat it outright. How do you figure it's not worth paying $450 for a card that is potentially faster than a $500 part?
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6/11/12 at 3:43pm
The heat and load on these AMD cards is way to high. Even if you pay more for an nVidia product, you risk damage related to heat as well as accrue much higher energy costs over the life of the product. Come on AMD, give us something golden.
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post #36 of 103
6/11/12 at 3:54pm
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The heat and load on these AMD cards is way to high. Even if you pay more for an nVidia product, you risk damage related to heat as well as accrue much higher energy costs over the life of the product. Come on AMD, give us something golden.

lachen.gif

anyway, they really need to fix their pricing, and yes, its proved already that clock per clock the 7970/680 trade blows all the time
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6/11/12 at 4:06pm
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The heat and load on these AMD cards is way to high. Even if you pay more for an nVidia product, you risk damage related to heat as well as accrue much higher energy costs over the life of the product. Come on AMD, give us something golden.

What... are you talking about...?
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6/11/12 at 4:28pm
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The heat and load on these AMD cards is way to high. Even if you pay more for an nVidia product, you risk damage related to heat as well as accrue much higher energy costs over the life of the product. Come on AMD, give us something golden.

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The new 7000 cards have lower temps under load than the new GTX600 cards.

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/GPU12/418
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6/11/12 at 4:29pm
What AMD needs is a 7830. There is barely any price or performance gap between the 7870 and the 7950. Where could this "7930" possibly fit in? There is a huge gulf in both performance and price between the 7850 and 7770. they need a card to fill that gap.
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6/11/12 at 4:35pm
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What AMD needs is a 7830. There is barely any price or performance gap between the 7870 and the 7950. Where could this "7930" possibly fit in? There is a huge gulf in both performance and price between the 7850 and 7770. they need a card to fill that gap.

Agreed. I waited a while but I ended up getting 560 Ti.
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