Which graphic card is best

Have you tried comparing benchmark results?

http://benchmarkreviews.com/in…d=72&limit=1&limitstart=5

lol why would you care, there isn't a single game out there that specifically requires one of those graphics card to run smooth

in this case it doesn't matter... any game will run fluently with one of those cardsunless its shitty programmed

but... Nvidia all the way as it is cheaper

I have to admit it's a tough choice... it's down to choosing the lesser evil xD

Grand, the 5970 is literally two ATI GPUs on one card, it is also the ATI flagship enthusiast card, the best of the best, it currently commands the highest performance and therefore, premium on price. The ATI card also has the wider memory interface, 384-bit vs 512-bit which can make a huge difference in performance. It's framebuffer (2gb x2 = 4gb) is also considerably larger even though it is essentially two cards in one.

Sadly, even in spite of the piggish power demands and high heat output of the Fermi, the 5970 still beats in such demands I suspect, however again you must take into account this card is basically two ATI cards already running Crossfire(intergrated) and it will run as such. Providing you have the right monitors and number of them, you can have a VERY nice Eyefinity setup for Freelancer or whatever else you wanna play on it.

If you can't swing the ATI card, by all means go for the Nvidia, I've used both over the past years and each will serve you well, just make sure you have proper cooling for your case and a power supply to meet AND exceed the demanding needs of these modern, high-end video cards.

http://www.tomshardware.com/re…adeon-hd-5970,2474-8.html

Benchmarking Tools: http://www.futuremark.com/3dmarkvantage/

just get the nvidia already, its cheaper and there is no game out yet that needs a 500€ card to run smoothly un everything maxed out (nor will there be one in a year)

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Ye sure the 5970 may be a awsome card but it is one thing im confused abbout the nvidia card have almost 3000 more memory clock what difference does that make on such a high scale?

As I explained in my previous post Grand, you can clock memory high to a degree, but if it's only able to get a certain amount of that bandwidth(again, 384-bit bus vs. 512-bit bus) to the GPU itself, at some point it doesn't matter how high you clock it, it's still getting less data in comparison to the card with the wider bus. Sure speed helps, but bandwidth is always king. The fact the 5970 is literally two cards as one running in Crossfire, makes a world of difference too.

Clear as mud?

Well, at that price plateau Grand, you could stomp the 480GTXs with two 5970s working in quad Crossfire, but honestly it doesn't matter anymore because you spending near a grand(har har) on video cards already.

Bottom line: Get the best performing card for the price you can afford. If you're more biased or loyal to one brand or another then your choice is simple, the end.

You're giving answers to your own question

choose any, like teh good colors one or the cheapest one and rdy both works ok.

I have the final answer:

buy both cards, try them both, which you like more keep it, the other send it to me by mail

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just get the nvidia already, its cheaper and there is no game out yet that needs a 500€ card to run smoothly un everything maxed out (nor will there be one in a year)

He probably doesn't have the cash for any of those and is just leading a discussion

Just wait for Crysis 2 to come out.