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Zotac gtx 670 amp edition vs asus gtx 660 ti dc2t top

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March 3, 2013 11:41:12 PM

whats is the best between these card guyzzzx???? :o 

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March 4, 2013 12:52:45 AM

ankk said:
whats is the best between these card guyzzzx???? :o 


What's your system specs? And I think the Zotac GTX 670 AMP! is the better choice here for pretty much same price. If I were you I would also give a look at 7970 that is priced similar to the two cards.
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March 4, 2013 12:58:23 AM

Of course, the 670 is the better of the two cards.
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March 4, 2013 1:19:23 AM

17seconds said:
Of course, the 670 is the better of the two cards.



^+1 The 670 is the best deal price per perfprmance deal on the market right now. I am not so impressed with zotacs past performance conserning heat, but I understand that the 600 series cards are better heatwise than the 500 series were.
I would save just a little more and go with asus or evga and get the 670
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March 4, 2013 1:34:22 AM

The Zotac 670 AMP series has nice custom cooling. The 670 is a very efficient chip that doesn't produce a lot of heat anyway.
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March 4, 2013 1:42:58 AM

17seconds said:
The Zotac 670 AMP series has nice custom cooling. The 670 is a very efficient chip that doesn't produce a lot of heat anyway.


Yeah I just read a tech article comparing the zotac amp 660ti to the saphire 7950 in various games. The article was more to explain the better frame latency in the nvidea cards but there was a heat graph, that while the zotac was warmer it was still at safe levels at idle and full load.
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March 4, 2013 1:44:59 AM

If you do happen to go for the 670 (which is what I would do), make sure you get your hand on a nice non-reference model, like Asus (DirectCU II), MSI (power edition) or Gigabyte (windforce).I am just trying to offer some advice so take it or leave it either way it's up to you.I mean do not get me wrong the GTX 660ti is a fantastic choice. If you want AA and other advanced features like Tessellation activated, then the GTX 660ti loses its value plus why get a weaker card.The usual rule of thumb is get the best GPU you can afford.
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March 4, 2013 1:51:49 AM

bigcyco1 said:
If you do happen to go for the 670 (which is what I would do), make sure you get your hand on a nice non-reference model, like Asus (DirectCU II), MSI (power edition) or Gigabyte (windforce).I am just trying to offer some advice so take it or leave it either way it's up to you.I mean do not get me wrong the GTX 660ti is a fantastic choice. If you want AA and other advanced features like Tessellation activated, then the GTX 660ti loses its value plus why get a weaker card.The usual rule of thumb is get the best GPU you can afford.


^+1 I like the asus or the msi
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March 4, 2013 10:38:02 PM

but the 7970 is way more its 20$ more then 660ti and the 670 is 15 $ more
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March 5, 2013 12:43:21 AM

ankk said:
but the 7970 is way more its 20$ more then 660ti and the 670 is 15 $ more

That doesn't seem lke way more to me :heink:  can you explain what your saying more clearly maybe i am not understanding your point here.
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March 5, 2013 2:36:24 AM

its like 1000 $ more in our currecy
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March 5, 2013 2:37:16 AM

That's alot buy whichever you can afford
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