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    His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Guys as my title say, I was thinking to buy a new graphic card under the budget of 24000PKR (As i am from Pak) so which is be the best card from these two?
    Locally here in Pakistan both cards are available for same price 23500PKR
    So what will you suggest Green Or Red???

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    The GTX660 would be quicker overall.

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Here many people says that Inno3d is not a good Brand!!
    @CAT-THE-FIFTH But Gtx660 is 192-Bits & HD7850 is 256-bits????

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    It's not a great brand, but the GTX660 is a fundamentally faster card, it's not like HIS are great either.

    Don't worry about the 192bit vs the 256bit bus, the GTX 660 is still faster, a lot of the numbers don't mean that much in the real world.

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    @Willzzz @CAT-THE-FIFTH
    And my this PSU is enough for Gtx660 or i have to change it???
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817103932

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    550W is plenty.

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Does the PSU have the two cooling fans or is this version:

    http://www.xbitlabs.com/images/other/atx-psu5/2p1s.jpg

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Yes it will have two fans....

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    @CAT-THE-FIFTH The pic looks like same as mine(It does't have 2 fan).

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    So,it is the slightly newer version. The PSU is old though,and IIRC some of that range had issues as they got older,although I am not sure if it is the older version or the newer version.

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    The first is more efficient under load although it is not modular. It should do the job. Are there any other PSUs you can get in a similar price range??

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    That one is the best in that price range other wise i have to buy a used one which i don't like.

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    go for gtx 660

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Ok Thanks 2 all

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    Re: His HD7850 vs Inno3d Gtx660

    Quote Originally Posted by SOOMRO View Post
    Here many people says that Inno3d is not a good Brand!!
    I got 10 years faultless service out of an Inno3d Geforce 3 Ti200.

    Of course, 10 years is a long time - they might be terrible now

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