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Which is Better GT 730 DDR3 2GB 128bit or GT 730 1GB 64 bit DDR5
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Unolocogringo
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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html
The 64bit GDDR5 version is a good bit faster.
The 64bit GDDR5 version is a good bit faster.
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The are pretty much exactly the same.
The issue is one of the cards is likely a different architecture/re-brand on a node shrink. The 'newer' version would likely be the best bet. You may likely check out the different versions on the TechPowerUp GPU database.
That said, neither is a very powerful card -- their competition is effectively the on-chip 'APU' hraphic engines.
The issue is one of the cards is likely a different architecture/re-brand on a node shrink. The 'newer' version would likely be the best bet. You may likely check out the different versions on the TechPowerUp GPU database.
That said, neither is a very powerful card -- their competition is effectively the on-chip 'APU' hraphic engines.
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