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1660 Super from 780ti
- Thread starter joelk2
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I was in the same situation a couple of weeks back, I was leaning more towards the 5600XT after watching a few YouTube reviews, However others might be able to tell you more in depth some differences between the cards
from a 780ti? what did you go for in the end?
i appreciate the 5600xt gives better frames etc. just wanna know if people think its worth the extra 40ish quid from the 1660 super.
No I was buying for a new build but was stuck between 1660 super and 5600xt, in the end I managed to get a great deal on a Rx5700 8gb...
I think between the two cards there is a small difference and probably not worth spending that extra £40 for small FPS differences, that being said there may be some differences in the technical side of things which is not something I could help with
sorry mate
I think between the two cards there is a small difference and probably not worth spending that extra £40 for small FPS differences, that being said there may be some differences in the technical side of things which is not something I could help with
sorry mate
I upgraded from a 780 (non-ti but overclocked) last month. I went for a b-grade Pulse Vega 56 for £180 from OcUK. They've also had b-grade Vega 64's in since for £200.
Under-volted, my Vega boosts to over 1700MHz on the core and the VRAM sits happily at 950MHz without any messing about. I'm very happy with it.
Under-volted, my Vega boosts to over 1700MHz on the core and the VRAM sits happily at 950MHz without any messing about. I'm very happy with it.