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HD6950 2GB or a GTX560 1GB non Ti?

So I can't deside which one of these two GPU:s to chose, my GTX560noneTi or the HD6950 2GB. The gtx 560 has been doing its jobb well but I got the hd6950 from a friend who did a big upgrade to his Main rig, and I'm looking in to actually start gaming more again and the 560 would be a great card to shove in the HTPC/Kids PC or a cheap LAN Rig.

 

So the Question I'm asking all you PC-entusiasts out here on the intrawebs is what card Is gona give me the most Performance? 

 

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6950 deffinatly. more power, and its nice to have that 2gig buffer, so you dont get bottlenecked :)

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6950 No doubt, Moe Power, More Vram, Wider Bit Bus, and you can unlock it to a 6970 and Get more Shaders and more headroom,  The MSI Twin Frozr but God that's a Large Card , with 4 6mm Heat pips and two Super pips, great cooling going on 

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You can play all games out there with both of those cards. But the 6950 is  bit faster. If you get it for free I would change the card.

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Basically what all of the guys/gals above me said. Still, even though you will be able to play pretty much everything on those cards, the experience will sometimes just be okay. If you feel like it save up for something a little better (say 750 Ti or R7 265).

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HD6950

Also I think that the HD6950 can be flashed into HD6970 :)

 

 

6950 deffinatly. more power, and its nice to have that 2gig buffer, so you dont get bottlenecked :)

 

 

6950 No doubt, Moe Power, More Vram, Wider Bit Bus, and you can unlock it to a 6970 and Get more Shaders and more headroom,  The MSI Twin Frozr but God that's a Large Card , with 4 6mm Heat pips and two Super pips, great cooling going on 

 

 

Sell the 560Ti for some bucks and buy a 750Ti or R9 270

 

 

You can play all games out there with both of those cards. But the 6950 is  bit faster. If you get it for free I would change the card.

 

 

Basically what all of the guys/gals above me said. Still, even though you will be able to play pretty much everything on those cards, the experience will sometimes just be okay. If you feel like it save up for something a little better (say 750 Ti or R7 265).

 

 

So what Ya all are saying are basiclly switch to the free HD6950 or if I have the money/wana spend some money that's ok to =D,..

 

Thx all, so for now The HD6950 is Going in the Rig and after the summer I'm getting something new and shiny =D

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