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ERSCreeper
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I can get either a GTX 650 Ti [url=http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650_TIDC2T1GD5/]http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650_TIDC2T1GD5/[/url=http://www.asus.com/Graphics_Cards/GTX650_TIDC2T1GD5/] or I can get a HD 6950 http://www.gigabyte.co.za/products/p...px?pid=3693#ov[/url=http://www.gigabyte.co.za/products/product-page.aspx?pid=3693#ov]

I can get them for the same price which one is better?

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HD6950 would perform a bit better overall, given the GTX650Ti is roughly equivilant to the HD6870. If power consumption isn't an issue, I'd go for the HD6950.

EDIT: For reference:

tpucdn.com/reviews/NVIDIA/GeForce_GTX_Titan/images/perfrel_1920.gif

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Haha ww3! I think amd and nvidia should merge, peoples brains would melt!

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I think AMD HD6950 here as well would be better than a 650ti.

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Titan>7970ghz>gtx680>7950>gtx670>7870XT>6950>gtx660ti>gtx660>7850>gtx560ti>6870>6850>gtx560>gtx650ti>gtx550ti

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I think AMD HD6950 here as well would be better than a 650ti.
Just a lotta bit, don't you think?
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Titan>7970ghz>gtx680>7950>gtx670>7870XT>6950>gtx660ti>gtx660>7850>gtx560ti>6870>6850>gtx560>gtx650ti>gtx550ti
They should sticky this !
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Titan>7970ghz>gtx680>7950>gtx670>7870XT>6950>gtx66 0ti>gtx660>7850>gtx560ti>6870>6850>gtx560>gtx650ti >gtx550ti

I think this is more accurate, since the HD 7850 is equivalent to the 570 , the 6950 can't be faster than it.

Titan>7970ghz>gtx680>7950Boost>gtx670>7870XT>gtx66 0ti>7870>gtx660>7850>6950>gtx560ti>6870>gtx560>6850>gtx650ti>7770>7750>gtx650>gtx550ti

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http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/gaming-graphics-card-review,3107-7.html

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Titan>7970ghz>gtx680>7950>gtx670>7870XT>6950>gtx660ti>gtx660>7850>gtx560ti>6870>6850>gtx560>gtx650ti>gtx550ti
I think this is not 100% correct but it is about the fact... I like both company and I'd use both card.. IMO, AMD have better price per performance....... + the Never Settle bundle, jaw dropping value... :-)
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My post is not really about performance at this current stage but the future.. The 6950 is a generation older than the 650 ti so if you can get a 7xxx series that will perform comparably at a similar price point I personally think that would be a better option from AMD..

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