GTX 680 Generally Faster Than HD 7970: New Benchmarks

i wanna see real bench and gtx 680 vs 7970 same mhz of core and memory, make a test qith oc card vs stock is autofanboysm

 

The videocards aren't OC'ed, they are all on stock clocks, only the CPU is, to remove any possible bottleneck.

 

Will be getting a 7950 and clocking it if the 680 clocks like a Mellon. For a 1000 core GPU it is certainly not embarrassing the 7970.

And looking at its specs Nvidia are taking us all for a ride pricing this at or above 7970 prices. It's obvious this a mid-high range part boosted to an high end part through high clocks and the fact it competes with the 7970.

 

1000mhz vs 925 core, memory 6000 mhz vs 5500 for me looks like a stock oc

 

FXAA available through NVCP, TXAA is the new AA mode. Performance is good (at least in tested games/benchmarks) and perf/W is also good. Nice!

 

So, this is it? With this nVidia bashed AMD?
I'd expect a lot more from a gpu 2/3 months late.

 

Even so amds to nvidias clock to clock isn't the same.

 

7700 3dmark11 points is kind of low for an HD7970 since mine get 8100 stock, 8400 oc and 9100 at max OC (with an i7 930)

That still puts the stock GTX680 above the HD7970 oc'ed. The defeat of AMD clearly depends on the overclocking ability of the GTX680 and the future drivers AMD can release to catch-up, if thats possible.

 

So default is 706 core and the boost clock is 1006?

 

I'm very inerested in how this thing oc and the real world tdp.

 

Original screenshots here:

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=162497

They were originally posted on Hexus and OcUK.

 

Still not drawing any final conclusions until W1zz' review drops next week. I don't recall many of these pre-release benchmarks being too reliable.

 

Are you new to PC gaming, because nVIDIA cards are ALWAYS priced higher, because they are 9 times out of 10, the higher performing card, and because no one does desktop and workstation GPU's better than nVIDIA, for as long as nVIDIA has been doing it. Or have you not noticed... somehow?

A midrange card "boosted" to compete with AMD's flagship and you're complaining?!, or just mad? Either way, stay off the crack!

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I can't wait to see the GK100. It's gonna be a beast.

 

The 7970 review from TPU (http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/AMD/HD_7970/9.html) has the 580 at 52.3fps at 1920x1200@4xAA. This looks comparable in benching terms. Dunno what he 7970 gets but it does make the 680 33% faster than the 580 on this bench.

 

Clock for clock, really? LMAO.

With a system like yours (dual core + DDR2 RAM), maybe you should work on fixing that before you worry about how $500+ graphics cards perform against each other.

 

So it only beats the 7970 when you pour liquid nitrogen over it and run the CPU at 5GHz and 2.4GHz RAM to boost the CPU score?

Apples vs Oranges!

 

Nice !

I can already feel those ridiculous HD79xx prices falling.

 

They are also showing gpu scores which are not influenced to much by the oc on the cpu.

 

No. Base stock clock will be 1006MHZ, boost maybe 40-80MHZ higher.

You're in one of the bottom two tiers, Jurassic.

The main issue with a clock for clock comparison is that, as others have suggested, we do not know that the two architectures will have comparable maximum stable frequencies or comparable thermal efficiency.

No. Please read the article and above comments before posting.

 

troll face, new account and probably a returnee previously banned, GTFO of the thread if you're just game insult other members and act like a complete dick.

You like to be taken up the ass by inflated GPU prices that's fine, you're a sucker and a gimp. This 256 bit, 2GB 680 is nowhere near a $500+ card regardless of performance which by the way sucks if there is not much overclocking headroom left.

 

I was expecting a lot more from this, waiting for the W1zz to work his magic The best thing i see coming out of this is ATi price's SHOULD come down

 

I love that heirarchy dude

 

What AA are they using? All the slide show a generic 8xAA.

 

Very nice benchmark selection there...

I really hope it ends up faster than AMD's offerings. Can't wait for the actual reviews and the thing to reach stores in the real world so we can have some competition at last. Then I'll either end up getting a 7950 or just skip this pricey generation altogether.