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September 3, 2014 7:03:15 AM

HI I WANT TO BUY A GOOD GRAPHIC CARD, SO WHAT should i buy plzz be in detail and clear me

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September 3, 2014 7:07:14 AM

Burhan Ahmed said:
HI I WANT TO BUY A GOOD GRAPHIC CARD, SO WHAT should i buy plzz be in detail and clear me


the question barely makes sense ..sorry.. however nvidia is generally better at games because it has more games optimised for it at the moment .. amd is starting to get games optimised for their cards now (battlefield 4)
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September 3, 2014 7:10:12 AM

My personal preference is evga which makes nvidia cards. They have arguably the best customer support out there
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September 3, 2014 7:20:57 AM

if you have the budget (enough for mid range to high end) then it does not matter much, either is good.
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September 3, 2014 7:41:52 AM

Games are not optimized for certain cards... I don't know where people get that. It depends on the games yes, but the developers are not looking to make one brand outperform another. You may find a game that does better on one brand than another but it is not by much at all. The r9 290 and 780 run pretty much neck and neck in all games. Sometimes one can outperform the other but not by much. Here's benches of the 290 and 780: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1068?vs=1036

Get whatever you can afford and is the highest grade GPU. Brand does not matter much.
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September 3, 2014 7:45:36 AM

danco5074 said:
Games are not optimized for certain cards... I don't know where people get that. It depends on the games yes, but the developers are not looking to make one brand outperform another. If you find a game that does better on a card it is not much. The r9 290 and 780 run pretty much neck and neck in all games. Sometimes one can outperform the other but not by much. Here's benches of the 290 and 780: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1068?vs=1036

Get whatever you can afford and is the highest grade GPU. Brand does not matter much.


no really games there are games that are optimised for a gpu either company.. there is no debate in that .. yes the cards may have similar performance but when they come to a game that was optimised for their manufacturer they tend to outperform the other .. take for instance crysis series ..you will even see the nvidia logo pop up at the start saying best played on nvidia..
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September 3, 2014 8:38:03 AM

So what Card should have
In my country every thing is cheap so it's not a big deal for Graphic card
Just tell me a Company and it's Model
Guys
Thank U
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September 8, 2014 10:41:37 AM

jbrown156 said:
danco5074 said:
Games are not optimized for certain cards... I don't know where people get that. It depends on the games yes, but the developers are not looking to make one brand outperform another. If you find a game that does better on a card it is not much. The r9 290 and 780 run pretty much neck and neck in all games. Sometimes one can outperform the other but not by much. Here's benches of the 290 and 780: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1068?vs=1036

Get whatever you can afford and is the highest grade GPU. Brand does not matter much.


no really games there are games that are optimized for a gpu either company.. there is no debate in that .. yes the cards may have similar performance but when they come to a game that was optimised for their manufacturer they tend to outperform the other .. take for instance crysis series ..you will even see the nvidia logo pop up at the start saying best played on nvidia..


Sounds like a marketing gimmick by the company. Nvidia probably paid a nice chunk for that disclaimer. They do have very aggressive marketing. As I said previously " If you find a game that does better on a card it is not much.", and from the bench I listed, Nvidia is netting an average of 3 extra FPS on Crysis 3. If that is "optimized" then I really would not justify the extra $150+ for a GPU.
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September 8, 2014 12:17:03 PM

danco5074 said:
jbrown156 said:
danco5074 said:
Games are not optimized for certain cards... I don't know where people get that. It depends on the games yes, but the developers are not looking to make one brand outperform another. If you find a game that does better on a card it is not much. The r9 290 and 780 run pretty much neck and neck in all games. Sometimes one can outperform the other but not by much. Here's benches of the 290 and 780: http://www.anandtech.com/bench/product/1068?vs=1036

Get whatever you can afford and is the highest grade GPU. Brand does not matter much.


no really games there are games that are optimized for a gpu either company.. there is no debate in that .. yes the cards may have similar performance but when they come to a game that was optimised for their manufacturer they tend to outperform the other .. take for instance crysis series ..you will even see the nvidia logo pop up at the start saying best played on nvidia..


Sounds like a marketing gimmick by the company. Nvidia probably paid a nice chunk for that disclaimer. They do have very aggressive marketing. As I said previously " If you find a game that does better on a card it is not much.", and from the bench I listed, Nvidia is netting an average of 3 extra FPS on Crysis 3. If that is "optimized" then I really would not justify the extra $150+ for a GPU.


your only using refereence of one game.. in crysis 3 you are getting just 3 fps boost but the figures changes in other games more .. and yes nvidia cards are too expensive for the boost but i was just letting him know that the nvidia cards generally perform better in games.. for performance >> NVIDIA .. for budget\bang for buck >>AMD ..
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