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Honestly, they are very similar in terms of performance. Both are okay, entry level GPUs.

What do you plan to do with either of these? How do you use your system (office, web, games, etc)?

Neither are gaming GPUs, but can support light gaming, BTW.

Please clarify.
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Honestly, they are very similar in terms of performance. Both are okay, entry level GPUs.

What do you plan to do with either of these? How do you use your system (office, web, games, etc)?

Neither are gaming GPUs, but can support light gaming, BTW.

Please clarify.
 
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It's hard to say which one will be better. But they are not really gaming gpus unless you plan on gaming on 1024x768 resolution. But for normal use like browsing, watching movies and some work stuff like office and etc they are fine.
 
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Games.....Like Crysis 2 for example what you say?
 
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For the record I completely agree. They might be great now, but years of the drivers crapping out has jaded my opinion completely.
 
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FYI, I tried one as recently as a couple years ago and there was no difference. I wish I were wrong as I don't like being single sourced on anything.
 
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