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which would you choose? I may have a bad video card that needs placing, a 460 se, so im looking at a good upgrade option in this range.
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660 vs 750 ti
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http://www.overclockers.com/asus-gtx-660-directcu-ii-graphics-card-review
http://www.overclockers.com/evga-gtx-750ti-ftw-graphics-card-review
They both have their strengths and weaknesses. I'd go with the 750Ti. DX11.2 support, better availability being newer? Lower price point. All in all it's up to you though.
http://www.overclockers.com/evga-gtx-750ti-ftw-graphics-card-review
They both have their strengths and weaknesses. I'd go with the 750Ti. DX11.2 support, better availability being newer? Lower price point. All in all it's up to you though.
A quick Google brought me here:http://www.techpowerup.com/mobile/reviews/ASUS/GTX_750_Ti_OC/25.html
Looks like the 660 is faster, but costs more. Performance per dollar at 1080p is the same (in the link that info is 2 pages forward)
Looks like the 660 is faster, but costs more. Performance per dollar at 1080p is the same (in the link that info is 2 pages forward)
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I'd go with a 750ti, oc it and voila...doesn't even need 6 pin connectors 
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You want the GTX 760 2GB. It blows both out of the water.
You want the GTX 760 2GB. It blows both out of the water.
Naw, he wants the GTX 780 Ti 3GB. It blows the GTX 760 out of the water.
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Why not a Titan Black and full water cooling? lol
750ti will pay your bills and also help save on power.
Why not a Titan Black and full water cooling? lol
750ti will pay your bills and also help save on power.
Looks like they run the same http://www.techpowerup.com/mobile/reviews/ASUS/GTX_750_Ti_OC/15.html I would purchase the 750 ti.
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The 750 Ti is a crazy overclocker. It's not a bad card. It's just not as fast as a GTX 660 is all. Both cards have their respective advantages.
The GTX 660 is definitely faster overall, but the difference isn't major and both are good cards for the money. Here's how I'd sum it up:
-The GTX 660 is around 10% faster than the 750 Ti overall, but the 750 Ti is far easier to overclock.
-An overclocked 660 will still generally outrun an overclocked 750 Ti, but by an even narrower margin.
-GTX 660 will have a clear advantage in memory intensive functions due to faster bus. Increasing texture resolution and MSAA will have a bigger impact on performance with the 750 Ti vs. the 660.
-The 750 Ti uses less than half the power of a 660, so PSU requirements will be lower and your PC will use less electricity
-The GTX 660 is around 10% faster than the 750 Ti overall, but the 750 Ti is far easier to overclock.
-An overclocked 660 will still generally outrun an overclocked 750 Ti, but by an even narrower margin.
-GTX 660 will have a clear advantage in memory intensive functions due to faster bus. Increasing texture resolution and MSAA will have a bigger impact on performance with the 750 Ti vs. the 660.
-The 750 Ti uses less than half the power of a 660, so PSU requirements will be lower and your PC will use less electricity
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Been test driving my 750Ti with the 337.50 beta drivers, massive DX11 boost in most games, F1 2013, SWTOR, BF4 and GW2 lets me play it with the same settings I had using my R9 280X, but I had to turn down settings in Planetside 2, GTA4 and Red Orchestra 2 and whatnot. The 660 would give similar results.
However if you're looking at cards around the $180-200 price range (where I am at least) also add the R9 270 to your list.
However if you're looking at cards around the $180-200 price range (where I am at least) also add the R9 270 to your list.
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