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Posted by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 10/09/2012 02:05 PM | 11 comment(s) ]
In this review we check out the NVIDIA reference GeForce GTX 650 Ti. This product is launched to fill a gap inbetween the Radeon HD 7770 and Radeon HD 7850. Aimed at a pricetag of roughly Euro 119.00 excl. VAT This product comes with 768 shader processors, and that fact alone should make it s good chunk faster then the regular GTX 650 model. Have a peek and let's head onwards into the review shall we ?
Read the Guru3D.com review right here.
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#4427599 Posted on: 10/09/2012 09:23 PM
yikes
yikes
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#4427611 Posted on: 10/09/2012 09:39 PM
It´s just so small and cute, i wanna hug it.
It´s just so small and cute, i wanna hug it.
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#4427629 Posted on: 10/09/2012 09:55 PM
This card seems seriously hampered by the 128-bit memory bus. Couldn't Nvidia have opened that up a bit for the Ti model?
This card seems seriously hampered by the 128-bit memory bus. Couldn't Nvidia have opened that up a bit for the Ti model?
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#4427683 Posted on: 10/09/2012 11:41 PM
I was hoping for better performance.... nVidia makes nice gains with their high-end and upper mid-range cards, but seems as you work your way down, their performance improvement vs previous gen just falls apart... At $155-$180USD....this is still going to be hard to recommend to people...
I was hoping for better performance.... nVidia makes nice gains with their high-end and upper mid-range cards, but seems as you work your way down, their performance improvement vs previous gen just falls apart... At $155-$180USD....this is still going to be hard to recommend to people...
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#4427740 Posted on: 10/10/2012 01:03 AM
Its good to see that it is a lot better than the 650 non-Ti and the 7770.
And I also noticed that Don Hilbert added Sleeping Dogs for benchmarking! Way to go!
This might just be my next card if the 7850's price wont go lower.
AND THIS!!
Small additional note, NVIDIA has setup a very sweet deal for you. For a limited time only, gamers who purchase select GeForce GTX 650 Ti graphics cards will receive a
Its good to see that it is a lot better than the 650 non-Ti and the 7770.
And I also noticed that Don Hilbert added Sleeping Dogs for benchmarking! Way to go!
This might just be my next card if the 7850's price wont go lower.
AND THIS!!
Small additional note, NVIDIA has setup a very sweet deal for you. For a limited time only, gamers who purchase select GeForce GTX 650 Ti graphics cards will receive a
free copy of Assassins Creed 3
which represents a $60 value
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#4427765 Posted on: 10/10/2012 01:29 AM
Its good to see that it is a lot better than the 650 non-Ti and the 7770.
And I also noticed that Don Hilbert added Sleeping Dogs for benchmarking! Way to go!
This might just be my next card if the 7850's price wont go lower.
AND THIS!!
Small additional note, NVIDIA has setup a very sweet deal for you. For a limited time only, gamers who purchase select GeForce GTX 650 Ti graphics cards will receive a
Why ? Most 7850 are sold with a game bundle.. the 7850 is sold at 159$ and the 650TI who is way inferior on performance is sold at 149$ ... without saying, this is if you are dont playing at 1920x1080 ... with the 7850 you can still keep good quality setting, with the 650TI, its even impossible to keep the good quality, or AA . ( thanks to the 128bits bus ) ..
The 7770 is in another category at 109$ ..
Its good to see that it is a lot better than the 650 non-Ti and the 7770.
And I also noticed that Don Hilbert added Sleeping Dogs for benchmarking! Way to go!
This might just be my next card if the 7850's price wont go lower.
AND THIS!!
Small additional note, NVIDIA has setup a very sweet deal for you. For a limited time only, gamers who purchase select GeForce GTX 650 Ti graphics cards will receive a
free copy of Assassins Creed 3
which represents a $60 value
Why ? Most 7850 are sold with a game bundle.. the 7850 is sold at 159$ and the 650TI who is way inferior on performance is sold at 149$ ... without saying, this is if you are dont playing at 1920x1080 ... with the 7850 you can still keep good quality setting, with the 650TI, its even impossible to keep the good quality, or AA . ( thanks to the 128bits bus ) ..
The 7770 is in another category at 109$ ..
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#4427772 Posted on: 10/10/2012 01:36 AM
Why ? Most 7850 are sold with a game bundle.. the 7850 is sold at 159$ and the 650TI who is way inferior on performance is sold at 149$ ... without saying, this is if you are dont playing at 1920x1080 ... with the 7850 you can still keep good quality setting, with the 650TI, its even impossible to keep the good quality, or AA . ( thanks to the 128bits bus ) ..
The 7770 is in another category at 109$ ..
I do admit that the 128-bit bus is a dealbreaker. The 7850 might be priced that way in your country, but in my country the 7850 is priced the same as a 660.
Why ? Most 7850 are sold with a game bundle.. the 7850 is sold at 159$ and the 650TI who is way inferior on performance is sold at 149$ ... without saying, this is if you are dont playing at 1920x1080 ... with the 7850 you can still keep good quality setting, with the 650TI, its even impossible to keep the good quality, or AA . ( thanks to the 128bits bus ) ..
The 7770 is in another category at 109$ ..
I do admit that the 128-bit bus is a dealbreaker. The 7850 might be priced that way in your country, but in my country the 7850 is priced the same as a 660.
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#4427791 Posted on: 10/10/2012 01:54 AM
you should maybe read guru3d more offtly, prices have been putted down some days ago by AIB for 7770 - 7850 .
Ofc when i say 159$, this is for the 1gb version .. ( who run allready at 169$ anyway today )
Now offcourse, it depend of the country, not all report the price the same way of the "International consensus " ( its same here so no worry )
I do admit that the 128-bit bus is a dealbreaker. The 7850 might be priced that way in your country, but in my country the 7850 is priced the same as a 660.
you should maybe read guru3d more offtly, prices have been putted down some days ago by AIB for 7770 - 7850 .
It was to be expected in anticipation of the GeForce GTX 650 (Ti) release. AMD's Radeon HD 7700 and 7800 series graphics cards keeps dropping. It's not an official price cut, but rather AMD's partners lowering their prices. Starting today, AMD Radeon HD 7850 1GB costs $159 (after rebate), whereas the 2GB version carries $189 official price-tag. The AMD Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition graphics board now has manufacturer suggested retail price of $119.
AMD and its partners specifically reduced price of sub-$200 graphics boards to improve positions in the most popular segment of graphics boards.
AMD and its partners specifically reduced price of sub-$200 graphics boards to improve positions in the most popular segment of graphics boards.
Ofc when i say 159$, this is for the 1gb version .. ( who run allready at 169$ anyway today )
Now offcourse, it depend of the country, not all report the price the same way of the "International consensus " ( its same here so no worry )
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#4427863 Posted on: 10/10/2012 04:21 AM
I'm sorry but I get the impression that you think I'm stupid. Of course I read the reviews, perhaps you should read back my post. I said it in bold that IN MY COUNTRY the price of 7850 and 660 are the same. IN MY COUNTRY.
I know that the prices went down, just not in my country yet.
you should maybe read guru3d more offtly, prices have been putted down some days ago by AIB for 7770 - 7850 .
I'm sorry but I get the impression that you think I'm stupid. Of course I read the reviews, perhaps you should read back my post. I said it in bold that IN MY COUNTRY the price of 7850 and 660 are the same. IN MY COUNTRY.
I know that the prices went down, just not in my country yet.
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#4428018 Posted on: 10/10/2012 11:57 AM
For the small extra price here in the UK you might as well get a 7850, which is MUCH faster
For the small extra price here in the UK you might as well get a 7850, which is MUCH faster
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Big let down is the lack of SLI on the 650 and now also the 650ti.
Would've been excellent had these had that option...