Radeon HD 7950 3gb still good for gaming with i5 4460 ?

gardenone

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hi guys is gpu XFX Radeon HD7950 3Go still good for gaming my cpu i5 4460 ,ram kingston hyperx fury 8gb 1866mhz,my cpu can handle it?
thank you :)
 
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If anything they tie. Keep in mind the 7950 OCs very well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-gtx-960,4038-12.html

On average, Asus' factory-overclocked Strix GTX 960 performs 5% better than a Radeon R9 285, and a little closer to the GeForce GTX 770 than the 760. A reference-clocked GeForce GTX 960 would have been slower than Asus' specimen, which could have made it slightly slower than, but still competitive with, a reference-clocked Radeon R9 285.

So it really depends on model and OC if any. For people like me with a 7950/280, the 960 isn't an upgrade.

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The 7950 was renamed as the 280. It's better then the 270X or 960. It IS the 280 so they tie there. I've seen used 7950s go for $100, so it's not a great deal. And you should make sure you buy from someone you trust as a lot of these cards were used/abused by mining. There aren't a lot of upgrades at a cheap price for this card which is why I'm still using mine.
 

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you're over-estimating a 7950. it's not better than a 960.. :no:
 

4745454b

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If anything they tie. Keep in mind the 7950 OCs very well.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/nvidia-geforce-gtx-960,4038-12.html

On average, Asus' factory-overclocked Strix GTX 960 performs 5% better than a Radeon R9 285, and a little closer to the GeForce GTX 770 than the 760. A reference-clocked GeForce GTX 960 would have been slower than Asus' specimen, which could have made it slightly slower than, but still competitive with, a reference-clocked Radeon R9 285.

So it really depends on model and OC if any. For people like me with a 7950/280, the 960 isn't an upgrade.
 
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