- Nov 22, 2011
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So I decided to up my GPU but I have a minor issue with regards to that. I've narrowed my GPU choice to 4 GPU's and I have no idea which of them is worth buying.
I've used AnandTech to compare the GPU's but it confuses me a great deal because the tests show that one GPU is better but then the other gets a higher overall rating.
Costs are to be taken into consideration as well.
At the moment the best deals I can get are:
MSI R7850-2GD5/OC, HD7850 OC, 2GB 256bit 4 channel DDR5, 32RoPs, 153.6Gb/sec mem $224.18
MSI R7870-2GD5T/OC, HD7870, 2GB 256bit GDDR5, Crossfire ready, PCI-E 3.0 (x16), $264.59
Inno3D N65B-4SDN-E5GS, GTX650 Ti Boost Edition, 2GB/2048MB 128bit DDR5, no SLi, $213.76
Leadtek GTX660, 2GB/2048MB 192bit DDR5, RoPs : 24, 144.2Gb/sec memory transfer, $237.06
Point / Summary:
Which one of the listed GPU's is the best with cost taken into consideration?
I've used AnandTech to compare the GPU's but it confuses me a great deal because the tests show that one GPU is better but then the other gets a higher overall rating.
Costs are to be taken into consideration as well.
At the moment the best deals I can get are:
MSI R7850-2GD5/OC, HD7850 OC, 2GB 256bit 4 channel DDR5, 32RoPs, 153.6Gb/sec mem $224.18
MSI R7870-2GD5T/OC, HD7870, 2GB 256bit GDDR5, Crossfire ready, PCI-E 3.0 (x16), $264.59
Inno3D N65B-4SDN-E5GS, GTX650 Ti Boost Edition, 2GB/2048MB 128bit DDR5, no SLi, $213.76
Leadtek GTX660, 2GB/2048MB 192bit DDR5, RoPs : 24, 144.2Gb/sec memory transfer, $237.06
Point / Summary:
Which one of the listed GPU's is the best with cost taken into consideration?
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