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This thread should be closed.[/QUOTE]
You should just stop posting on things you aren't knowledgeable about really.
We have people on here that can look at a picture of a CPU die and layout and understand what's going on. As I said earlier, we aren't AMD haters (You'll see us recommending AMD GPUs) but their CPU single threaded performance is still nowhere near AMDs.
No reason to close a good thread because you started a silly argument :v:
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Also Speccy temperature is unreliable.
[QUOTE=rhx123;39978457]You should just stop posting on things you are too knowledgeable about really.
We have people on here that can look at a picture of a CPU die and layout and understand what's going on. As I said earlier, we aren't AMD haters (You'll see us recommending AMD GPUs) but their CPU single threaded performance is still nowhere near AMDs.
No reason to close a good thread because you started a silly argument :v:
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Also Speccy temperature is unreliable.[/QUOTE]
No.
[QUOTE=Jetblack357;39977724]Isn't the difference between the 7950/70 negligible?
I can vouch for the PSU though, I got the 850 watt version, thing kicks ass.[/QUOTE]
The 7970 performs somewhat better, but the problem is price. You need to decide if you want to pay $100+ extra for that performance.
[QUOTE=bohb;39980002]The 7970 performs somewhat better, but the problem is price. You need to decide if you want to pay $100+ extra for that performance.[/QUOTE]
Most cost effective way is to get a standard 7970 with a good aftermarket cooler and then overclock it to the GHz edition levels, saves you $50 for the same performance.
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