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gpu card options

aberboy007

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hi
new here so please be gentle,lol
anyway planing on upgrading gpu but not sure which wasy to go.
im torn between gtx 670 and hd7950. never been fan of radeon drivers tbh, but heard they got better.
so question is, is it really worth the upgrade? and if yes which one is best for my system
specs are
phenom 955be @ 3.8ghz
GByte GA-970A-UD3
8gb pc10700 gskill ram
2x 750gb hdd
gtx560 ti
Cooler Master GX 650W Bronze psu
win 7

thx
 
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I would read some reviews and see what card performs better at the games you play. I think both AMD and nVidia are evenly matched at this point in time.
 
GTX 600 series have great performance and excellent energy efficiency. I've got nothing against radeon, since I've owned a few of them too, but I'm currently a big fan of what nvidia is offering.
 
HD 7950 boost matches GTX 670 while costing lesser. but once you overclock the HD 7950(1.15 Ghz) is faster than GTX 670(1.3 Ghz).
 
ive read reviews, and still confused, seems some games @ stock gtx670 is better, others rad is better. would i have issues with bottleneck on either cards. am guessing my psu is fine for both
 
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