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Noobism more?
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Read your own graphs as well?
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It also shows the 6670 GDDR3 outperforming the 6670 GDDR5 when use on its own. Interesting maybe we should be a little more stringent on benchmarks.
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38.8fps vs 45.8fps
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Somehow adding the 6670GDDR3 hurts performance yet adding the GDDR5 card helps it. Again either someone is doing a piss poor job with their benchmarks or something is wrong in the setup.
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31.4fps vs 46.2fps
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Oh wait here is one that takes advantage of the added bandwidth of the card. Interesting how this one game shows such a 10FPS improvement moving from the GDDR3 to GDDR5 card. Something no other benchmarking site shows.
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31fps vs 60fps
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Crossfire obviously isn't working in this one and somehow you get a 100% improvement with GDDR5.
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15.2fps vs 26.7fps
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Again crossfire isn't working and somehow almost 100% improvement with the GDDR5...
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63fps vs 84.5fps
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Again crossfire isn't working. I am starting to see a trend.
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Average of 114.3 vs 174.4
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Interesting how all but one benchmark shows a negative improvement going to 6670 crossfire and this graph shows a positive one...Someone either lacks the ability to average or was looking at a different set of benchmarks than me.
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Minimal gain? Yeah sure...
Go with a GDDR5 HD 6670.
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Yup your benchmarking site does such a wonderful job can't even get crossfire to work in all but what one benchmark. Yet they are who you base your purchase off of?
Now I am not saying the GDDR5 card offers improvements simply that its not worth any extra money whatsoever. Overclock the GDDR3 card overclock the onboard DDR3 for the IGP both will offer more of an improvement than the GDDR5 card will on its own.