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BigBig5
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I've been looking for a current equivalent chart of Nvidia and AMD gpu's. Can someone give a list or post a chart?

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GTX 950 == R7 370

GTX 960 == R9 380

GTX 970 == R9 390

GTX 980 == R9 390x

R9 Nano == R9 Fury

GTX 980ti == R9 Fury X 

 

Sorted by price, the Fury series is a little weird. 

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GTX 950 - R7 370/R9 270 or so

GTX 960 - R9 280/380 (well, not really. 280/380 is a bit better)

GTX 970 - R9 390

GTX 980 - Maaaaybe R9 390X, but probably more like R9 Fury

980 Ti (Titan X) - R9 Fury X? Maybe not really.

 

GTX 760 is like GTX 950 tier, GTX 770 is a bit above GTX 960 (or on par with R9 280), GTX 780 is a bit under GTX 970 and GTX 780 Ti a bit above it (sometimes not though..).

This should help a bit

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i hate the naming scheme for cards just causes more confusion. especially when the reuse cards 

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56 minutes ago, BigBig5 said:

I've been looking for a current equivalent chart of Nvidia and AMD gpu's. Can someone give a list or post a chart?

 

GT 710 == R5 220
GT 720 == R5 230
GT 730 == R7 240

 

 

 

(do "not" buy the up cards list here)

 

GTX 740 == R7 350 (R7 250)
GTX 750 == R7 360 (R7 260)


GTX 950 == R7 370 (R7 265 - HD 7850)
GTX 960 == R9 380 (R9 280 - HD 7950)


GTX 970 == R9 390 (R9 290)
GTX 980 == R9 390x (R9 290x)


GTX 980ti == R9 Fury X (R9 Fury - R9 Nano)

 

(my table) :)

APU = A10

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