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Comparative Review: GeForce GTX 660 Ti Graphics Cards from Asus, EVGA, Gigabyte, Inno3D, KFA2, MSI, Palit and Zotac

Started by: jpunk | Date 10/12/12 11:27:34 PM
Comments: 4 | Last Comment:  03/27/13 06:14:47 AM

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Since in my country (Indonesia) the price range quite big (Most Asus $400, Less Zotac $350), I think Zotac will be the best price/performance (here).
0 0 [Posted by: jpunk  | Date: 10/12/12 11:27:34 PM]
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The Radeon 7950 and the 660Ti prices are about the same, with 7950 a bit lower. But on average, the 7950 is faster on games. And if I remember correctly, in OpenCL tests the 7950 is faster too. So other than CUDA (still some programs only accelerate using it), the Radeon has the advantage overall for price/performance.
0 0 [Posted by: gjcjan  | Date: 10/15/12 05:51:07 AM]
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Half agree. If you don't need PhysX than 7950 is a better choice. But since I already fell in love with PhysX then I'll gladly swap 3-7 fps (drop) for it.
1 0 [Posted by: jpunk  | Date: 10/15/12 08:43:37 PM]
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I didn't understand the two different Gigabyte GF GTX 660 Ti UD listings.
- Gigabyte GF GTX 660 Ti UD 1098/7468MHz
- Gigabyte GF GTX 660 Ti UD 1032/6008MHz
The '1098/7468MHz' version is faster. Where is anywhere that version can be bought?
Thanks
0 0 [Posted by: RandomJ  | Date: 03/27/13 06:14:47 AM]
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