I would get the GTX 650 if its cheap enough... I don't need much power, TBH.
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9/10/12 at 6:55pm
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9/10/12 at 6:57pm
Honestly, I'm just excited at the possibility of the 650 sitting between the 7770 and 7750. If AMD dropped the price on their 7750, that'd be pretty neat.
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9/10/12 at 7:00pm
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Anyone notice how the graphs use undefined %'s? Lol. I would honestly not worry about these charts until a legit site has a card in hand and is running them, with actual numbers 
As the site said..
As the site said..
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Anyway, we should treat them with a grain of salt.
Anyway, we should treat them with a grain of salt.
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9/10/12 at 7:05pm
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The 660 appears to be a 560ti 448 with slightly less power draw and worse overclocking!
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9/10/12 at 7:53pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dtolios 
Well, apparently nVidia has a more loyal crowd, so it is AMD that adjusted the 7950 pricing to win the battle.
nVidia appears to be doing fine despite the kinda high-660ti price - and nVidia fans are happy with it, many denying that the 7950 is even comparable...
Myself, I have to decide what I hate the most...apple exclusive mobile app developers, or CUDA API-only app developers...well, I don't hate them rly, just hate the lack of choices - especially for the latter part where I cannot utilize the OpenCL performance of the 79xx cards.
Well, apparently nVidia has a more loyal crowd, so it is AMD that adjusted the 7950 pricing to win the battle.
nVidia appears to be doing fine despite the kinda high-660ti price - and nVidia fans are happy with it, many denying that the 7950 is even comparable...
Myself, I have to decide what I hate the most...apple exclusive mobile app developers, or CUDA API-only app developers...well, I don't hate them rly, just hate the lack of choices - especially for the latter part where I cannot utilize the OpenCL performance of the 79xx cards.
Who's fault is it you can't use the OpenCL performance?
That would be AMD. In case you're not aware.
AND LOL at AMD price adjusting to "win" the battle. You do remember AMD selling the 7950 for $450 originally, right?
That's $150 more than the card it was replacing ( 6950 )
Of course they HAD to price adjust after over charging for their cards so much.
7950 releases at $450 with no competition. Gets adjusted to $300 when it has competition, the same $300 the 6950 was originally priced at.
AMD loves their loyal customers so much, it rewards them by making them pay $150 more on release.
It's great very rewarding to be a loyal AMD fan.
Edited by 2010rig - 9/10/12 at 8:43pm
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9/10/12 at 9:09pm
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Great, so the 650 is slower than the 7770. Knowing Nvidia fudged the numbers and 7770 is about 20-30% faster than 7750..
Great, so the 650 is slower than the 7770. Knowing Nvidia fudged the numbers and 7770 is about 20-30% faster than 7750..
Knowing there's going to be a GTX 650 Ti based on the same chip as the GTX 660 is the best part though.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by 2010rigÂ
Who's fault is it you can't use the OpenCL performance?
That would be AMD. In case you're not aware.
AND LOL at AMD price adjusting to "win" the battle. You do remember AMD selling the 7950 for $450 originally, right?
That's $150 more than the card it was replacing ( 6950 )
Of course they HAD to price adjust after over charging for their cards so much.
7950 releases at $450 with no competition. Gets adjusted to $300 when it has competition, the same $300 the 6950 was originally priced at.
AMD loves their loyal customers so much, it rewards them by making them pay $150 more on release.
It's great very rewarding to be a loyal AMD fan.
Quote:
Originally Posted by dtoliosÂ
Well, apparently nVidia has a more loyal crowd, so it is AMD that adjusted the 7950 pricing to win the battle.
nVidia appears to be doing fine despite the kinda high-660ti price - and nVidia fans are happy with it, many denying that the 7950 is even comparable...
Myself, I have to decide what I hate the most...apple exclusive mobile app developers, or CUDA API-only app developers...well, I don't hate them rly, just hate the lack of choices - especially for the latter part where I cannot utilize the OpenCL performance of the 79xx cards.
Well, apparently nVidia has a more loyal crowd, so it is AMD that adjusted the 7950 pricing to win the battle.
nVidia appears to be doing fine despite the kinda high-660ti price - and nVidia fans are happy with it, many denying that the 7950 is even comparable...
Myself, I have to decide what I hate the most...apple exclusive mobile app developers, or CUDA API-only app developers...well, I don't hate them rly, just hate the lack of choices - especially for the latter part where I cannot utilize the OpenCL performance of the 79xx cards.
Who's fault is it you can't use the OpenCL performance?
That would be AMD. In case you're not aware.
AND LOL at AMD price adjusting to "win" the battle. You do remember AMD selling the 7950 for $450 originally, right?
That's $150 more than the card it was replacing ( 6950 )
Of course they HAD to price adjust after over charging for their cards so much.
7950 releases at $450 with no competition. Gets adjusted to $300 when it has competition, the same $300 the 6950 was originally priced at.
AMD loves their loyal customers so much, it rewards them by making them pay $150 more on release.
It's great very rewarding to be a loyal AMD fan.
nvidia is so much better. definitely.
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9/10/12 at 9:15pm
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Quote:
Originally Posted by UsarioÂ
nvidia is so much better. definitely.
nvidia is so much better. definitely.
I hope this is dripping with sarcasm, I can't tell lol.
I think at the right price these cards make perfect sense seeing as I think nvidia missed on the pricepoint with the 660 Ti. However, I think nvidia really does have the luxury of overcharging for their cards. They are front runner, if only by a little bit, but if they keep charging more for their hardware with little, or in some cases no gains, that might change.
Small anecdote. I suggested the 7950 to a couple of my friends who were thinking about a 660 Ti. Their response: I only buy nvidia.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by kbCorruptionÂ
I hope this is dripping with sarcasm, I can't tell lol.
I think at the right price these cards make perfect sense seeing as I think nvidia missed on the pricepoint with the 660 Ti. However, I think nvidia really does have the luxury of overcharging for their cards. They are front runner, if only by a little bit, but if they keep charging more for their hardware with little, or in some cases no gains, that might change.
Small anecdote. I suggested the 7950 to a couple of my friends who were thinking about a 660 Ti. Their response: I only buy nvidia.
Quote:
Originally Posted by UsarioÂ
nvidia is so much better. definitely.
nvidia is so much better. definitely.
I hope this is dripping with sarcasm, I can't tell lol.
I think at the right price these cards make perfect sense seeing as I think nvidia missed on the pricepoint with the 660 Ti. However, I think nvidia really does have the luxury of overcharging for their cards. They are front runner, if only by a little bit, but if they keep charging more for their hardware with little, or in some cases no gains, that might change.
Small anecdote. I suggested the 7950 to a couple of my friends who were thinking about a 660 Ti. Their response: I only buy nvidia.
NVIDIA has cast some sort of Razer-like image to some of the less educated in the gaming PC sphere. Except, you know, NVIDIA's products in general are actually of comparable quality to those of their competitors, unlike many of Razer's
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It really doesn't mean anything without a reliable review and pricing. Companies release heavily biased and screwed charts all the time. Nvidia's pricing for the GTX680 and GTX670 were impressive at launch but they haven't budged much since. Given how closely the AMD cards perform and the price cuts they have got, Nvidia should have lowered their prices more by now. I guess we will see what happens. I don't find it all that impressive given how late Nvidia is to the game, the GTX650 is the card the GT640 should have been, and the GTX660 is a reminder of Nvidia's horrible naming scheme. Still, there are no bad cards just bad prices so price them right Nvidia.
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