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You're better off going with a 7950 and undervolting/clocking it . It's better at compute functions . The thing is with the 6xx series is that even if you underclocked them, when you played a game they'd go back to their boost clocks or higher effectively making your underclock irrelevant not...
Hi guys, I've been hearing a lot about Radeon pro effectively eliminating microstutter and was wondering if you guys can test and see if all the talk is true . If it is true, then a major reason to go for an sli setup over crossfire would have been removed .
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6355/intels-haswell-architecture/14
http://www.anandtech.com/show/6201/amd-details-its-3rd-gen-steamroller-architecture
here you go
I don't think so haswell has been projected for a 15% increase in perf while amd has said that their changes to a 1:1 fpu core ratio, l2 cache optimization,and others not to mention the high density libaries bringing the same effect as a full node shrink would increase ipc by a whopping 30%
actually no nvidia doesn't have a card that's competitive in any price point especially since cat 12.11 came out and gave the 7 series amd cards massive improvements so much so that the last stronghold for nvidia (bf3) has gone to amd's favor because the driver game it a massive 10-20+% increase...
did some digging and found this : http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/a10-5800k-a8-5600k-a6-5400k,3224-2.html
now I'm really doubting the validity of OBR now since a 5800k sans l3 has a 15% advantage in ipc in both multi and single threaded applications
I have to agree with jtenorj . Mentioning the 7950 last gave me the impression that the author didn't really like the 7950, or would recommend it, even though it was unquestionably the best performer in the review and is the best value . The last few reviews, in my opinion, have been biased...