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samonika
By samonika
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Guys please respond quickly. Dual 7790 or a single 7950 or a single 660

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You should always buy the best SINGLE GPU you can afford..unless you can afford a 7990.. :)

Your best effort is the easiest thing to give to someone else..

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Single 7950 for gaming.

Single 660 Ti for rendering/editing/cuda core stuff.

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Great..What was your best answer..?

Your best effort is the easiest thing to give to someone else..

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Great..What was your best answer..?

well, I was thinking about getting one 7950 but my friend suggested dual 7790 becouse they are really beast. but as linus said, allways go with one single better card so yeah

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Mark the thread answered and ..start saving for the SECOND 7950..Now who's got the beast... :lol:

Your best effort is the easiest thing to give to someone else..

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Single HD 7950 all the way. Get the best single card you can afford (No Crossfire or SLI issues). I just bought an XFX 7950 and, I am extremely happy (4 free games and exellent overclocker).

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Single 7950 for gaming.

Single 660 Ti for rendering/editing/cuda core stuff.

This ^^^^!

A water-cooled mid-tier gaming PC.

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