Asus 660 ti vs Asus 670

[Money]

I always go for the fastest single GPU i can get with my money. I usually do not factor in overclocked performance as it is not guaranteed.

Totally agree. I don't even consider SLI/Crossfire anymore unless I want to run triple monitors. Getting something like two 7970s becomes a little frustrating when the 8xxx series comes out and you've spent your budget on a micro-stuttering' date=' sometimes-not-even-used crossfire configuration that draws more power, generates more heat and is incidentally louder. [/quote']

Speaking of Crossfire being frustrating. I recently picked up a second 6870 and my goodness was that ever a mistake. Everything instantly became unstable, and I got terrible micro-stutter in an array of games. I agree with you, avoid xfire and SLI at all costs.

[AvoK95]

Why not get an HD 7970 for a few dollars more? Or a 7950 which costs as much as a 660Ti and beats the 670 in some cases, not to mention it can be overclocked to be as fast as a 7970.

[TicTac]

thx guys i have gone though all your comments and im going to go with the 670 becase it my birthday and my aswell go all out lul thx guys XD

[TicTac]

say tuned in pc builds and logs becasue ill post it when i get it thxXD

[Diarmuid]

Pick up the GTX 670 its not that much more expensive in the NCIX Sale!! I bought one. :D

http://ncix.com/products/?sku=72414&vpn=VCGGTX670XPB&manufacture=PNY%20Technologies%20Inc&promoid=1366

Not Asus but it is a GTX 670 still better than a 660TI

[NicholasNicholasNicholas]

it depends on how much theyre willing to spend, 660ti has much better price/performance but 670 is obviously the better card

[MiszS]

On 5/2/2017 at 5:25 AM, NicholasNicholasNicholas said:

it depends on how much theyre willing to spend, 660ti has much better price/performance but 670 is obviously the better card

agree