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post #661 of 745
12/11/12 at 9:46am
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oh now its the thread of 660ti vs 7950, all of the sudden. Cause several pages ago you and a few others where bringing all sorts of other graphics cards into the mix.

what cards are you talking about. this thread is about HD 7950 boost vs GTX 660 Ti.
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My point was according to you this review is biased, and so are a few others so I just figured since you where talking all big that maybe you had owned one......
I love the fact that you do not read whole posts, I have said it about 20-30 times now I THINK THE 7950 IS BETTER, there maybe you wont miss it this time.

then there is nothing to argue i guess. biggrin.gif
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Yet you still continue to act like a child and say "Oh yea, well take on Bruennis" what are you Bruennis's personal cheerleader? Get off of his junk already. thumb.gif
I was only pointing out that you said "660ti is crap" Wich is a exaggeration, its not as good as a 7950 but it sure does stomp your card and is on par with a gtx 580 while having a gimped bus....I call that good in my book.
SO to sum up everything im trying to convey here: Quit putting words in my mouth, and take Bruennis out of yours. thumb.gif

i posted benchmark data. it doesn't matter who the user is. the name is irrelevant. the performance is what I am trying to convey. I don't care what you think. your posts are very funny. you were asking for GTX 660 Ti vs HD 7950 benches. and when users like sonda5 posted you backed off knowing its a lost argument.

I never said "GTX 660 Ti is crap". I repeat i said "don't come here expecting others to agree to the crap that GTX 660 Ti can compete with HD 7950 boost even at stock". there is a difference and if you can't understand that go learn some reading comprehension. thumb.gif
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12/11/12 at 9:52am
| like the GTX 660 ti for its compact and powerful low energy design and because it is extremely fast but up against the tank of a card HD7950 it is inferior. I still like it though.
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One of user tests back here at ocn. I don't see 660ti being better bang for buck in neither fps/$ or fps/w here.

Now all that chart needs is a fps/square inch....lol. Those waterblocked reference 660ti and 670s crack me up.
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12/11/12 at 11:01am
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Now all that chart needs is a fps/square inch....lol. Those waterblocked reference 660ti and 670s crack me up.

FPS / lb?

Mine would lose, I have strapped a big lump of copper to it.
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I suppose weight would work as well. lol.
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12/11/12 at 12:23pm
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I must be mistaken than, I thought it was you who was running around claiming that 7950's were faster than 680's. My apologies sir.

It shouldn't be that far off. I can say that my 7950s at 1100mhz were as fast as my overclocked GTX670s when I switched over in the games that I tested. Since then I've moved to water and can run higher clocks and drivers have improved since.

7950 isn't much slower than 7970 clock for clock and if you can keep the temps in check you can expect upwards of 1200mhz. I had a 680 that would only do 1215mhz.
Edited by BababooeyHTJ - 12/11/12 at 12:25pm
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12/11/12 at 1:07pm
It is pretty well known that the 7870 is nearly as fast as a 7950 in many cases because of the higher clock (the shaders aren't used fully unless there is a high memory demand). AMD needed the GHz editions too quicken the 7950 from this dilemma and to even the odds for the flagship race.

A 660 is barely faster than the 7850. The 7870 will contend with the 660 Ti.

Considering overclocking overhead, the $300 7950 is a far greater deal than the $275 660 Ti or $375 670.

Two 7850s is anther remarkable deal for $350 and will outpace the flagships... and approach the 590 and 6990.
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12/11/12 at 1:52pm
I'm impressed that a gimped card with a smaller chip, a 192 bit bus, and less memory, is keeping up with a monster card with 3GB RAM, 384 bit bus, and a bigger chip.

If the 7950 didn't edge out the 660 TI, AMD would be in SERIOUS trouble.

The fact that they sometimes trade blows is an impressive feat ( on Nvidia's part )

If I was an AMD fan, I wouldn't be bragging and boasting benchmark numbers, I'd actually be quite embarrassed that the beastly 7950 barely edges out a gimped down card.

Just look at the size difference of both cards, 7950 has more of everything against the 660TI, yet, it barely edges it out? And people are bragging about this, why?



Looking at these 2 cards, it's like comparing a 6950 to a GTX 550 TI.
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I'm impressed that a gimped card with a smaller chip, a 192 bit bus, and less memory, is keeping up with a monster card with 3GB RAM, 384 bit bus, and a bigger chip.
If the 7950 didn't edge out the 660 TI, AMD would be in SERIOUS trouble.
The fact that they sometimes trade blows is an impressive feat ( on Nvidia's part )
If I was an AMD fan, I wouldn't be bragging and boasting benchmark numbers, I'd actually be quite embarrassed that the beastly 7950 barely edges out a gimped down card.
Just look at the size difference of both cards, 7950 has more of everything against the 660TI, yet, it barely edges it out? And people are bragging about this, why?

Looking at these 2 cards, it's like comparing a 6950 to a GTX 550 TI.

They are priced similar...
Honestly This review is kinda bad IMO. With Overclocking tossed into the equation the 7870 can be faster then a 660ti, and we have already seen what a 7950 does when Overclocked. 660ti can also put up numbers close to a GTX670, doesnt mean anything. The 7970GE is still the fastest card and the 7950 is just a lesser version of that core, At high clock speeds they excel. If I was Nvidia I would be asking Why our flagship card is getting beat by our competitors cheaper product.

Bus speed and Memory size doesnt mean a thing if it's not needed. But when you start pushing AA or resolution your gonna what the most headroom. 7950 is better prepared for future games. AMD is giving people more for less thumb.gif
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Even the GTX are small next to the more nimble 7870
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