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Gtx 660 vs 750 ti

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Go to solution Solved by Peter Vaughan Truslow,

660 beats 750 ti by about 30-40% in most benchmarks

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-750-ti-review,3750-11.html

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Hey.

 

I just need to know what's fastest of theese card (Price doesnt matter, just performance). Ive been trying to find benchmarks but cant find anyone good

 

And if anyone has experience with them in GTA 5 then i would like to know what runs that best

 

Thanks in advance 

 

 

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Performance should be about equal. 750 Ti just uses less power and I assume it will be cooler too. Will try to find some benchmarks.

 

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As I expected.

 

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GTX 660 mate or if you can stretch to it a GTX 760.

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