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ati vs nvida
Created 21st March 2013 @ 23:12
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Quoted from AnimaL
7970? glhf with microstuttering nerds…
QFT.
Although this impacts every dual gpu based gfx card, as well :(
Quoted from Chaplain
Shit drivers vs overheating
GTX 660 SC does the job with 400 fps avg Chris Highframes
Quoted from PliTy
GTX 660 SC does the job with 400 fps avg Chris Highframes
HD7870, for cheaper, averages 300 with Chris’ HighQuality. 660 SC should be capable of the same.
Just throwing gfx card names at him is useless.
If the OP could provide a budget then at least we can throw useful names at him :p
Quoted from AnimaL
microstuttering nerds
this needs to be on youtube hehe
doggy vs. missionary
/thread
Cookeh is completely correct in this discussion. AMD drivers are a lot better than they used to be on Windows, I have no idea about Linux but who’s gaming on that either way?
lol, that shitty question’ll never end :p
Quoted from Asskicker
but who’s gaming on that either way?
I would be if valve weren’t so pro-noobuntu/debian :(
http://dontdrinkbeer.files.wordpress.com/2011/12/1595201-oh_look_its_this_thread_again_super.jpg
The bottom line is that these discussions are always a waste of time. It’s people give their opinions on something that is fairly objective.
1) Decide how much money you have/want to spend on a graphics card.
2) Look at a couple of websites and see what cards you can get for that amount of money.
3) Go to a reputed benchmark website (anandtech is a good example) and see how those cards compare to each other.
4) Buy the one that seems to be the best value of money.
5) Profit.
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