Which Gpu is best?

[Asus7950DCII]

yeah i know ive been posting alot latley and it has been said im buying A gtx 670 well no i have decided to some thing else with the money and so ive come to this.....

before you start telling me to research i did and found nothing...

Is the Gigabyte GTX 660 (ti and non ti) a good card that can overclock well?
How about the 7950 windforce?
i am not considering msi since its not available (7950 TfIII)
so dont send me links because they are useless (links for the MSI 7950 again)
How about Asus 7950 DCII V2 (V1 has problems so yeah)
in other words What are the top 5 Radeons 7950 (Msi 7950 not included though ) And form those 7950's which overclocks best to least (put them in order from best to worst please)
thanks in advance

I really want a card that can overclock well because i like overclocking got problems dont care
just answer the question please thank you again

 

[Asus7950DCII]

never mind never mind i repeat NEVER MIND I HAVE FINALLY FOR REAL NOW Chose a Gpu and i got for a lower price than a 670 guess its model

 

[Asus7950DCII]

never mind that one either ive chosen a high price MSI GTX 680 Lightning WEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE i found a way to fit to my budget

 

[EarthDog]

If you like overclocking, I hope you bought an AMD card...

That said... Brand A does not clock and better than brand B, C, D, E... its all the luck of the draw.

Way to triple post... I would use the EDIT feature.

EDIT: A 680 LIghtning? Man... bad choice unless you plan on hard modding the thing..I would have bought an ASUS 7970 Direct CU II, MSI 7970 Lightning, or a HIS 7970 Turbo X.

EDIT2: Holy crap you post a lot of threads on the same/similar subject...LOL!

 

[BarbaricSoul]

the 7970 will give the same gaming performance as a GTX680 without OCíng, and generally OC's better giving more performance when OCíng, and usually costs less.

 

[lilhasselhoffer]

1) If you want to overclock then why are you keeping the stock cooler? The main difference between models will be the stock cooler, which you don't have to worry about if you put a water block on.

2) Your name...kind of shows a bias to one solution, no?

3) No location. No indication of what might actually be available in your area. How exactly can we tell you what is best locally?

4) There are plenty of articles out there answering exactly this question. In two minutes I found this: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-hd-7950-review-benchmark,3207.html

 

[Law-II]

Hi

before you start telling me to research i did and found nothing...

I find this hard to believe; maybe look here -

HD 7950
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviewdb/Graphics-Cards/ATI/HD-7950/

GTX 660
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviewdb/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA/GTX-660/

GTX 660 ti
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviewdb/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA/GTX-660-Ti/

With regard to Over Clocking; you will know doubt be aware of the term "Binning" as with all GPU/VPU fabrication some chips OC well and others not so well, as manufacturers have strived to take a foot hold in the market and stand out from the competition, so they have taken to binning the cards and reserving them for their top of the line products within there performance band.

Just get a card with a good quality third party cooler

nb: If you get a chance next time you are logged in go to UserCP; fill in system specs and OS

atb (all the best)

Law-II