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Originally Posted by ebduncan 
wait people are still bickering here?
And that's just the way it is, today. Amd has a solid win this round. There is no sense debating it further. Not only are these cards faster in games, but stomp all over the Nvidia cards in compute. I don't care about the past, this is right now. Overall even with Nvidia had a lead it was short lived. Amd came out with their cards first, which smacked around nividia then, Nvidia releases their new cards more or less ties Amd's cards. Amd makes adjustment with ghz 7970. Amd publishes Never Settle Drivers and that was all she wrote Nvidia.

wait people are still bickering here?
And that's just the way it is, today. Amd has a solid win this round. There is no sense debating it further. Not only are these cards faster in games, but stomp all over the Nvidia cards in compute. I don't care about the past, this is right now. Overall even with Nvidia had a lead it was short lived. Amd came out with their cards first, which smacked around nividia then, Nvidia releases their new cards more or less ties Amd's cards. Amd makes adjustment with ghz 7970. Amd publishes Never Settle Drivers and that was all she wrote Nvidia.
You proved this how? All the benchmarks and links you brought? Or you expect people to just believe your talkie, talk because of your extensive experience? Did you even read it? I suggest you read it. Bring some benckmarks links or some proof.
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Only the 7950 registers on our "badness" meter in this test scenario. The GTX 660 Ti doesn't take over 50 milliseconds to produce any of the frames, while the 7950 spends almost a fifth of a second crunching frames above our threshold.
http://www.3dmark.com/ticker




















