Hello. I would like to hear others suggestion on which of this two card is the better choice for triple monitor gaming at 5760 x1080 resolution.
SAPPHIRE FLEX HD7950 3G GDDR5 RM1014
LEADTEK GTX670 2GB GDDR5 RM1075
I chose the flex edition because I dont have active adapter while the 670 doesnt need one right? I knew that GTX670 is definitely faster than HD7950 for gaming on single monitor. But, what confusing me now is how about the performance of these these two card on 5760x1080 res. From my understanding, surely the 3G memory of HD7950 would be more advantage, but some said there are games that didnt use more than 2GB even on 5760x1080 res . Here is the comparison between these two.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/550?vs=598
On some games at 5760 resolution the GTX670 really outperformed the HD7950. I am asking anyone for their experiences or knowledge on the pros and cons of these cards, and which one you would recommend for better value per performance as the price of each almost the same. I play all kind of games and dont intend to overclock the GPU, or if I ever did overclock, maybe not so much.
SAPPHIRE FLEX HD7950 3G GDDR5 RM1014
LEADTEK GTX670 2GB GDDR5 RM1075
I chose the flex edition because I dont have active adapter while the 670 doesnt need one right? I knew that GTX670 is definitely faster than HD7950 for gaming on single monitor. But, what confusing me now is how about the performance of these these two card on 5760x1080 res. From my understanding, surely the 3G memory of HD7950 would be more advantage, but some said there are games that didnt use more than 2GB even on 5760x1080 res . Here is the comparison between these two.
http://www.anandtech.com/bench/Product/550?vs=598
On some games at 5760 resolution the GTX670 really outperformed the HD7950. I am asking anyone for their experiences or knowledge on the pros and cons of these cards, and which one you would recommend for better value per performance as the price of each almost the same. I play all kind of games and dont intend to overclock the GPU, or if I ever did overclock, maybe not so much.
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