GTX760 vs ATI 7950 for 3D Display and Rendering.

[probiner]

I use 3D apps to model, texture and render, so which one would suite me better? I wish I could afford a Titan or a good Quadro

The ATI 7950 seems to be better if I in the future get into GPU Rendering (3GB), though I must admit 3GB is still a quite a limitation for rendering. I'm hoping the larger memory bus will result in better performance in cluttered scenes.

GTX 760 seems to have a better score though, and comes with CUDA support for my painting app.

Any feedback on fps rates on 3D apps?

I'll game with them from time to time

Cheers

 

[Zero Cool]

I use 3D apps to model, texture and render, so which one would suite me better? I wish I could afford a Titan or a good Quadro

The ATI seems to be better if I in the future get into GPU Rendering (3GB), though I must admit 3GB is still a quite a limitation for rendering. I'm hoping the larger memory bus will result in better performance in cluttered scenes.

GTX 760 seems to have a better score though, and comes with CUDA support for my painting app.

Any feedback on fps rates on 3D apps?

I'll game with them from time to time

Cheers

Did you mean the 7950? I don't know much about 3D rendering but I do know that the Passmark scores are a joke haha. That list has the GTX 670 beating out a 690 and HD 7990! Like I said, I wish I could help you with your question, I just wanted to make sure you meant the 7950 and not a different card. I did find this though, http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/373726-33-nvidia-7950-rendering The 660ti is pretty similar to the 760 so maybe it will help!

 

[probiner]

Sorry, fixed. I did meant the 7950
Thanks for the link.

Thing is gaming apart display on 3D viewports can have very abrupt differences, hence my inquiry here. I threw in rendering as a future possibility, right now I want gains when building my modeling assets.

Cheers