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Hello guys . I really wanted to know how close would be a 7950 clocked at 1180/1600 with a stock or reasonably overclocked 280x. Are they close in performance?
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Yes very close. Notice Battlefield 3 is only like 3%.
Here. http://hexus.net/tech/reviews/graphics/34761-amd-hd-7950-vs-hd-7970-clocks/
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I disagree... While the old HD7970 and HD7950 were really close in performance a R9 280x or HD7970 Ghz is a little bit of a different story.
HD7970 Ghz Review
Asus R9 280x Review
Sapphire R9 280x review
Gigabyte R9 280x Review
MSI R9 280x Review
I am by all no means saying that the performance gains you would get will be worth shelling out another $300 bucks or ($150 bucks if you sell you HD7950 ) but... I am arguing you would see an increase more than just 3%. You also have to take into account the fact you can still overclock a R9 280X or HD7970 Ghz edition even further than its stock clocks.
Heres an example....R9 280x Toxic Review
If you get it on the cheap (By selling your card) I think it would be a decent healthy upgrade. But if you can't I would wait till the R9 380X or the GTX 860 releases to think about upgrading.
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higher clocks toxic is 1150
So we're talking about a 5-10% increase in performance both over clocked?(or more?)
I can't sell my 7950,I just upgraded .