Nvidia = AMD

[phillyman36]

Just curious as far as graphics cards go which ones are suppose to be each companies direct competitor(ie what is the Amd equivalent of a 660, 680 etc etc)? Do you categorize them by price or by model?

Example
Nvidia Titan = AMD 7990

If someone could give a break down it would be appreciated. I have always brought Nvidia cards so want to up graphics class awareness. Thanks for any replies

 

[Ketchup]

Anandtech puts one a the bottom of the first page of every video card review.

http://www.anandtech.com/show/6838/nvidia-geforce-gtx-650-ti-boost-review-

AMD and nVidia price them very competitively, but there are plenty of opinions (right here in VC&G) about which one is better for the money.

 

[aaksheytalwar]

690 7990
Titan single gpu crown, no amd equivalent
7970ghz
7970 = 680
7950 boost < 670 at stock
7950 > 660ti
7870xt < 660ti
7870 > 660
7850 < 660

 

[Cloudfire777]

what aaksheytalwar said.

AMD will be making the 7990 themselves to compete against the Titan, with lower price. Right now the OEM 7990s and the 7970 CF is plagued with microstutter which AMD plan to especially fight with similar technology as Nvidia use with the 690.

 

[hokies83]

HD7990 Titan
HD7970 OC Nothing
HD 7970 stock Gtx 680
HD7950 OC Gtx 680
HD7950 boost gtx 670
HD7870 OC Gtx 670
HD7870 stock gtx 660ti
HD7850 OC Gtx 660ti
HD7850 stock Gtx 660

 

[bystander36]

While the HD 7990 may being marketed to go head to head with Titan, it is by no means a comparable product. The HD 7990 is most like a GTX 690. Both are multi-GPU products, the Titan is not.

 

[BallaTheFeared]

+/- a few percent

690 = No equal
Titan = No equal
680 = 7970 Ghz
670 = 7970
660Ti = 7950 boost
660 = 7870
650 Boost = 7850

 

[Lonyo]

http://www.anandtech.com/bench/CPU/2

 

[Cloudfire777]

Devil 7990 and Asus Ares II is already out Balla

 

[Arkadrel]

690 7990
Titan single gpu crown, no amd equivalent
7970ghz
7970 = 680
7950 boost < 670 at stock
7950 > 660ti
7870xt < 660ti
7870 > 660
7850 < 660

^ pretty much this.
Only I think:

7950 boost = 670 at stock

 

[wand3r3r]

Not that TPU is the best/only source, they just have convenient graphs and fairly new drivers, at least not from the introduction of the cards.

NVIDIA: 310.70 WHQL
ATI: Catalyst 13.1 WHQL
GTX Titan: 314.09 Beta

I find it interesting how they've (AMD and NV) priced the cards with the differences at stock filling every price hole they can.

7970 GHz > 680
7970 = 680 and both are > 670
670 > 7950 (dunno if boost?)
7950 > 660 ti
660 ti > 7870
7870 > 660
660 > 7850

 

[Ketchup]

... there are plenty of opinions (right here in VC&G) about which one is better for the money.

690 = No equal
Titan = No equal
680 = 7970 Ghz
670 = 7970
660Ti = 7950 boost
660 = 7870
650 Boost = 7850

HD7990 Titan
HD7970 OC Nothing
HD 7970 stock Gtx 680
HD7950 OC Gtx 680
HD7950 boost gtx 670
HD7870 OC Gtx 670
HD7870 stock gtx 660ti
HD7850 OC Gtx 660ti
HD7850 stock Gtx 660

690 7990
Titan single gpu crown, no amd equivalent
7970ghz
7970 = 680
7950 boost < 670 at stock
7950 > 660ti
7870xt < 660ti
7870 > 660
7850 < 660

See what I mean?

 

[aaksheytalwar]

+/- a few percent

690 = No equal
Titan = No equal
680 = 7970 Ghz
670 = 7970
660Ti = 7950 boost
660 = 7870
650 Boost = 7850

Are you out of your senses?

 

[Lonyo]

Are you out of your senses?

Maybe by "a few %" he meant "10 or so %"

 

[bystander36]

See what I mean?

The 1st and 3rd one made sense, though the 1st one left out the 7990, but since it is almost impossible to get atm, I can let that slide. The 2nd one is clueless at the top of his list.

 

[aaksheytalwar]

How is a 670 = 7970. And how is a 650 ti = 7850???

 

[BallaTheFeared]

*shrug*

I thought I was pretty close.

 

[Plimogz]

How is a 670 = 7970. And how is a 650 ti = 7850???

if you don't overclock, apparently.

Seriously, 7850 is a great overclocker, and 650ti boost is basically wringing all of the performance out of the 650 as is.

Still, I didn't realize how close it was stock Vs. stock.

 

[WaitingForNehalem]

HD7990 Titan
HD7970 OC Nothing
HD 7970 stock Gtx 680
HD7950 OC Gtx 680
HD7950 boost gtx 670
HD7870 OC Gtx 670
HD7870 stock gtx 660ti
HD7850 OC Gtx 660ti
HD7850 stock Gtx 660

Yeah, ok.

 

[hokies83]

Yeah, ok.

Yeah that's right.

And that is from the mouth of a Galaxy Rep Who has his hands on 4 680s

Overclocked tri fire 7950 beats OC tri sli 680s in almost every game i play

 

[SolMiester]

if you don't overclock, apparently.

Seriously, 7850 is a great overclocker, and 650ti boost is basically wringing all of the performance out of the 650 as is.

Still, I didn't realize how close it was stock Vs. stock.

You cant rate cards to the competitor card with OC, as it isnt a guarantee, so you have to go with out of the box clocks....

 

[Ketchup]

You cant rate cards to the competitor card with OC, as it isnt a guarantee, so you have to go with out of the box clocks....

Amen! Preach on!

 

[Skurge]

You cant rate cards to the competitor card with OC, as it isnt a guarantee, so you have to go with out of the box clocks....

Most 7850s are 900mhz+ out of the box anyway.

 

[OVerLoRDI]

Thread title lead me to believe the contents of this thread were going to be crazy, I was pleasantly surprised (so far..)

 

[Ketchup]

You cant rate cards to the competitor card with OC, as it isnt a guarantee, so you have to go with out of the box clocks....

But I will take this one step further. If cards overrate other cards simply because of a better overclock, that would indicate to me that the performance different was pretty small to begin with. I personally have not seen a performance increase overclocking a video card that made a game go from non-playable to playable.