lollerskater69
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I can keep one. Which one is better of the two.
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yes. either one really sucks for newer game though.8600GTS
I guess all in all they are roughly tied but the 8600GTS uses less power and in newer games it beats out the 7950GT most of the time.
If you play older games it looks like the 7950GT may be a little better after jumping arround the net a bit.
yes. either one really sucks for newer game though.
At the time when 8600GTS came out my friend was trying to decide which card to get... 79xx card or 8600GTS.
Well it turn out the 7900GS BEAT 8600GTS in most cases.
So in theory... 8600GT < 8600GTS < 7900GS < 7900GT < 7950GT
But as other said, they won't do so well in new gen games.
please use some common sense and perspective on the issue. the 7900 and especially 7600 cards do suck for most modern games. the 8600gt has a reputation for being a wimpy card yet even it is twice as fast as the 7600gt in modern games and that isnt saying very much. just in case you need a reality jolt about your 7600gt then here you go and most of these games are already fairly old now. also remember that these benchmarks were done with a better cpu than likely any 7600gt user will actually have. yes some of these games are on higher quality settings but the point is to show how much better even the pitiful 8600gt is compared to your 7600gt.I love it when guys say "sucks for gaming" Heck my old 7600GT can still play any game just not in the higher resolutions...
The 7600GT does still play CoD4 quite wellAnd for that matter it plays CoD5 equally well ( I wonder why ).
well im just using one until i get my new card.
That doesn't make sense. COD5 is way more graphics intense.