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Confusing choice between Nvidia GTXMSI 660ti and GTX Palit 750ti

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September 6, 2014 11:00:34 PM

Hey guys im almost halfway there (well atleast it's near Half :p ) to build my own Gaming rig and there's a catch on my chosen GPU (i'm calculating their FPS' with Watch Dogs since its the highest spec req game that i'll ever play these days) And it's about the MSI Geforce GTX 660ti Gaming OC Ed. And the Palit GeForce GTX 750ti Dual StormX Ed. and according to this site called "Game Debate" in the comparison between them, the overall performance goes to the GTX 660Ti. But when it comes to graphics and device drivers, the 750ti wins it. So... To end this sort of headache over my choice, Who's it gonna be? the 750ti? or the 660ti MSI version?
Thanks for your time with this. :D 
PS - Might not be aiming for the 780 versions since its price is going to be over 20k Philippine pesos. In case you will be suggesting them.

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September 6, 2014 11:03:38 PM

660ti. 750ti might be power efficient but a 660ti has much more shaders and horsepower compared to a 750ti.plus a wider memory bus too
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September 7, 2014 12:47:32 AM

The GTX 660 Ti is the stronger card, no question.
And I say that as a GTX 750 Ti owner myself. The stock GTX 660 (non-Ti) was actually a couple fps quicker on average than my GTX 750 Ti; I got the GTX 750 Ti because it still offers 'good enough' performance with extreme energy efficiency.
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September 7, 2014 1:09:47 AM

Rationale said:
The GTX 660 Ti is the stronger card, no question.
And I say that as a GTX 750 Ti owner myself. The stock GTX 660 (non-Ti) was actually a couple fps quicker on average than my GTX 750 Ti; I got the GTX 750 Ti because it still offers 'good enough' performance with extreme energy efficiency.


Oh my big mistake he is absolutely right I misread. I thought it said 650ti. Yes get the 660ti.
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