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Originally Posted by Dekken 
I understand.
Just wondering, how does the 7950 compare to the 670 on a single 1080p monitor?
They are both the same price.
I understand.
Just wondering, how does the 7950 compare to the 670 on a single 1080p monitor?
They are both the same price.
If you are looking at a wide range of games the HD 7950 (1150 Mhz) will win more games against a GTX 670 (1250 Mhz). Games like Witcher 2, Anno 2070, Alan Wake, Deus Ex, Dirt 3, Dirt Showdown, Skyrim, Metro 2033, Crysis Warhead are faster on HD 7950. Crysis 2 runs similar on both cards. BF3, Batman AC (FXAA), Shogun 2 are faster on GTX 670. Batman AC (8x MSAA) is actually slightly faster on HD 7950.
reviews of ref HD 7950 at 800 Mhz make it look slower than GTX 670. the ref GTX 670 already runs at 1 Ghz or higher speeds depending on the particular sample. The guaranteed boost speed of GTX 670 is 980. But most chips easily do higher than that. So with a 200 Mhz clock speed difference the gap might look significant. But take a factory overclocked HD 7950 at 950 Mhz and overclock it further to 1150 Mhz. When you push both these cards the HD 7950 scales better and performs very well winning more games at 1150 Mhz against a GTX 670 (1250).
you could ask users like pureblackfire and kokin for their feedback . they have the HD 7950 at 1150 - 1200 Mhz speeds.
http://www.overclock.net/t/1196856/official-amd-radeon-hd-7950-7970-owners-thread/13840#post_17802243
http://www.overclock.net/t/1196856/official-amd-radeon-hd-7950-7970-owners-thread/13820#post_17800510
Edited by raghu78 - 8/20/12 at 4:52am
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