F fzlbayu Honorable Oct 31, 2013 19 0 10,510 Nov 1, 2013 #1 hi guys, what's the difference between 7750 and 7770 GHz edition? what is GHz edition? im not an overclocker. so, is GHz edition important to me? which one should i buy? all of that are 1GB DDR5 right? do i need GHz edition?
hi guys, what's the difference between 7750 and 7770 GHz edition? what is GHz edition? im not an overclocker. so, is GHz edition important to me? which one should i buy? all of that are 1GB DDR5 right? do i need GHz edition?
Solution Kari Nov 1, 2013 the difference is about 25% http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/R9_260X_iPower_IceQ_X2/26.html
Blaise170 Honorable Sep 12, 2013 1,830 1 12,465 Nov 1, 2013 #2 77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster). Upvote 0 Downvote
77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster).
Sakkura Illustrious Aug 22, 2011 8,129 3 37,965 Nov 1, 2013 #3 All 7770s are GHz edition. You can safely ignore that bit, it does not matter either way. Upvote 0 Downvote
TBC1 Honorable Sep 2, 2013 1,241 0 11,960 Nov 1, 2013 #4 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) Upvote 0 Downvote
F fzlbayu Honorable Oct 31, 2013 19 0 10,510 Nov 1, 2013 #5 Blaise170 : 77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster). so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)? Upvote 0 Downvote
Blaise170 : 77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster). so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)?
TBC1 Honorable Sep 2, 2013 1,241 0 11,960 Nov 1, 2013 #6 fzlbayu : Blaise170 : 77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster). so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)? Absolutely! take a look at the benchmarks - http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/535?vs=536 Upvote 0 Downvote
fzlbayu : Blaise170 : 77xx series is somewhat old now, you should probably look at getting a 78xx series at least. The 7770 is quite a bit more powerful than the 7750. GHz just means that the card has stock clocks running at over 1000MHz (faster). so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)? Absolutely! take a look at the benchmarks - http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/535?vs=536
Kari Splendid Jun 16, 2004 3,844 1 23,160 Nov 1, 2013 Solution #7 the difference is about 25% http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/HIS/R9_260X_iPower_IceQ_X2/26.html Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Blaise170 Honorable Sep 12, 2013 1,830 1 12,465 Nov 1, 2013 #8 fzlbayu : so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)? The GHz addendum is of no consequence, but there is a performance difference between the 7750 and the 7770. Upvote 0 Downvote
fzlbayu : so the conclusion is, that's no matter for me (not overclocker) to buy the GHz edition (7770)? The GHz addendum is of no consequence, but there is a performance difference between the 7750 and the 7770.
F fzlbayu Honorable Oct 31, 2013 19 0 10,510 Nov 1, 2013 #9 Sakkura : All 7770s are GHz edition. You can safely ignore that bit, it does not matter either way. should i buy the GHz one (7770)? i dont have to become an overclocker to buy it? Upvote 0 Downvote
Sakkura : All 7770s are GHz edition. You can safely ignore that bit, it does not matter either way. should i buy the GHz one (7770)? i dont have to become an overclocker to buy it?
TBC1 Honorable Sep 2, 2013 1,241 0 11,960 Nov 1, 2013 #10 They're all Ghz 7770's so pick the one you like most. And no, you don't have to be an overclocker to but it. Upvote 0 Downvote
They're all Ghz 7770's so pick the one you like most. And no, you don't have to be an overclocker to but it.
Sakkura Illustrious Aug 22, 2011 8,129 3 37,965 Nov 1, 2013 #11 fzlbayu : Sakkura : All 7770s are GHz edition. You can safely ignore that bit, it does not matter either way. should i buy the GHz one (7770)? i dont have to become an overclocker to buy it? Radeon HD 7770 = Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition. They are the same thing. It's a good graphics card for the price, and you don't need to do any overclocking to get respectable performance from it. Upvote 0 Downvote
fzlbayu : Sakkura : All 7770s are GHz edition. You can safely ignore that bit, it does not matter either way. should i buy the GHz one (7770)? i dont have to become an overclocker to buy it? Radeon HD 7770 = Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition. They are the same thing. It's a good graphics card for the price, and you don't need to do any overclocking to get respectable performance from it.
F fzlbayu Honorable Oct 31, 2013 19 0 10,510 Nov 1, 2013 #12 TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker? Upvote 0 Downvote
TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker?
Blaise170 Honorable Sep 12, 2013 1,830 1 12,465 Nov 1, 2013 #13 fzlbayu : TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker? You don't have to overclock at all. You can ignore the GHz tag. Upvote 0 Downvote
fzlbayu : TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker? You don't have to overclock at all. You can ignore the GHz tag.
TBC1 Honorable Sep 2, 2013 1,241 0 11,960 Nov 1, 2013 #14 fzlbayu : TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker? Nope Upvote 0 Downvote
fzlbayu : TBC1 : 7770 = better buy (more performance for a slightly higher premium) okay, i was thought that a GHz edition is only made for an overclocker to boost the clock, so, it's not only build for an overclocker? Nope
F fzlbayu Honorable Oct 31, 2013 19 0 10,510 Nov 1, 2013 #15 thanks all for the help and the advice, it's really help me thankyou so much Upvote 0 Downvote