Asus HD7750 1GB GDDR5 v2. or Sapphire HD7770 1GB v1 ?

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I live in india..i just wanted to ask which card is better
Asus HD7750 1GB GDDR5 v2
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Sapphire HD7770 1GB v1
I just don't want to waste any of my money..just tell me the difference between them and which is better for less money..i want to play all games at high with AA and MA on..i have a good gaming rig..If there is a huge diff. between them , then only tell me to buy the second one....PLEASE SUGGEST ME.

Thanks!
 
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dude iam taking bout 7750 v2...it is overclocked..
 
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it still uses the same chip and will still be 30% slower than the 7770, the 7770 is just right at your resolution and only around Rs 700 more.. more over, the Sapphire 7770 1GB is a GHz edition and will be a good choice, take a look here at flipkart Sapphire 7770 Ghz and Asus 7750
 
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Thanks! :)

I wanted to ask that my processor i5 3470 does not have OC option...is it okay? because i think overclocking doesn't increases much of your speed or something else. It just makes some heating issue and for that i had to get decent fan for my cpu..which is a waste. I thought of getting i5 3570K but then it was a bit coslier. I have oc option in my graphic card but then who overclocks it.
And secondly, i didn't know about haswell stuff when i was building but when i saw the comparing of my processor with the of i5 haswell i found this -
http://cpuboss.com/cpus/Intel-Core-i5-4430-vs-Intel-Cor...

had i made a mistake by not waiting for it?
 
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Overclocking is a good option for games that are CPU-bound; the ones that the graphics card barely matters because everything runs on the processor anyways.

It's nice to be able to overclock at the end of your processor's life to give it a little more oomph, but you don't need it.

As for haswell, I wouldn't worry about it too much; yes, it's a bit more powerful, but in the tech game, if you wait for something around the corner, by the time it gets to you, the next shiny thing is just around the corner.
 
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