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Im looking for a new Graphic card, and don't have to much to spend on it. (Around €80,-) Which of these cards below is the better one?
Radeon 7750 1GB
GT630 4GB DDR3
Radeon 6670 1GB
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Thread: New budget GPU
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2013-09-17, 01:30 PM #1Deleted
New budget GPU
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2013-09-17, 02:33 PM #2Deleted
None of them are great but the 7750 is the better one of those. If you're able to find a cheap 7770 go for that instead. Then again you don't list what you're going to use it for, which power supply you have or anything else about your system so it's hard to say.
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2013-09-17, 03:03 PM #3Deleted
Originally Posted by Notarget
I just want to be able to play some of the newer games on medium settings.
I got 4GB DDR3 1600Mhz, 3.4 Dual Core Processor, not sure on the power supply
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2013-09-17, 06:49 PM #4Deleted
If you're able to save a little extra for either a 7770 or GTX 650ti Boost I'd highly recommend it.
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2013-09-17, 08:59 PM #5The Patient
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I you are playing wow than this is the better GPU (imo) Originally Posted by Notarget
Originally Posted by evn
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2013-09-18, 01:17 AM #6DeletedDefinitely, it's just usually more expensive but if possible then yeah. Originally Posted by Ogawdspider
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2013-09-18, 01:44 AM #7Deleted
save a little more and get the n660 geforce from msi ... it will be worth it for the next 2 years
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2013-09-18, 11:17 AM #8Deleted
Chances are, that with my current budget, i will go for the 7750, or maybe even 7770 if i can manage to afford it. Thing is, Is the difference between a 7750 1gb and 7750 4gb huge? The 7750 i had in mind was 1Gb. Also, the 630 i mentioned is also 4Gb, wouldn't that make it better then a 7750 1GB?
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2013-09-18, 01:29 PM #9Deleted
No the 7750 is much better. This is a comparison of the 7750 and 640 (slightly better than the 630) as you can see the 7750 is still better. The 630 can't barely utilize 2GB let alone 4GB so basically a waste (small memory bandwidth).
7750 will do but again I recommend 7770 at least (2GB > 1GB).
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2013-09-20, 02:55 PM #10Deleted
What are the actual differences in the many same series Graphic cards, with the same 1GB? I mean, there is a Club 3D Radeon, Sapphire, HiS,XfX, etc.
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2013-09-20, 03:02 PM #11Herald of the Titans
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2013-09-20, 03:44 PM #12Over 9000!
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Find a used gtx 460, ive seen these on craigslist for as low as 40 bucks. They are faster than a 7770 and good for most games at high/1080p.
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2013-09-20, 06:36 PM #13High Overlord
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Around your budget a 7770 would be the best bet, or maybe a 7790 if it isn't much more. 4 GB vs 1 GB wouldn't make much of a difference for you since you only need more vram when you are dealing with larger screen resolutions, which wouldn't be realistically possible with any card around your budget range anyhow.
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