I know some people are really biased on this but I need an answer that is objective with no opinions, so try and prevent yourself from fanboying here. Anyhow, the GTX750 TI is currently $100 with a mail in rebate of 30 freaking dollars, on sale for one more day. However the RX 460 is $100 with a mail in rebate of $15. Is the RX 460 worth the extra $15?
Please help me quick!!! GTX 750TI vs. RX460
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depend s?? does the rx cards fully support you and all your needs ?? like guys getting these newer card find they don't support there older monitors the 750ti will . don't have any [latest] os support for xp or vista if needed ? 750ti will , and so on
comes down to a card that supports you or a card that you now got to go support it ?? also why I ditched AMD cards was that a few of my older games will not work on any AMD driver over 12.6 my NVidia card runs them all ??
amd makes some nice stuff but has left me holding the bag in a few areas , and could not see investing back to them [opinion]
also same reasons I got a 900 series card over the NVidia 10 series
all the powerful card in the world aint so great if its not support your needs and your spending extra $$$ on top of the cards cost to make it
good luck
comes down to a card that supports you or a card that you now got to go support it ?? also why I ditched AMD cards was that a few of my older games will not work on any AMD driver over 12.6 my NVidia card runs them all ??
amd makes some nice stuff but has left me holding the bag in a few areas , and could not see investing back to them [opinion]
also same reasons I got a 900 series card over the NVidia 10 series
all the powerful card in the world aint so great if its not support your needs and your spending extra $$$ on top of the cards cost to make it
good luck
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The 460 is 2 tiers above the 750ti. But also there is another 460 that is $74 after rebate so only being $4 more is an even better value. http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gpu-hierarchy,4388.html
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Well, if you are playing Need for Speed Most Wanted (2012) example, this is just perfect I mean grab the GTX 750Ti, but if you want to push it more grab the RX 460. What I know is less heat will be produced by the RX because Polaris architecture. 750 Ti is cool to have, but I build with RX 480 (not fanboy though, cause I am ordinarily_great).
huh. this is about the dumbest comment i've ever heard. who mentioned anything about need for speed 2012? and the gtx 750/750ti are about the coolest running performance oriented GPUs of the past 5 year so your heat comment is probably wrong
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Oh dangus, thanks and sorry. But if with GTX 880Ti, would that be great? And thank you for the knowledge!
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