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http://www.anandtech.com/show/7120/some-quick-gaming-numbers-at-4k-max-settings
Good read, one thing I take away is the fact that 2GB cards are not going to cut it for 4K gaming.
In Metro 2033 a single 7950 (3GB) nearly matches the performance of either 2x GTX 680 (2GB) cards or a single GTX 690 (2x2GB) card. In terms of raw horsepower, this isn't even a competition - the 7950 should lose badly. But it doesn't, falling behind by only ~10%, indicating that the other cards are severely limited on RAM.
And this becomes even more painfully obvious in Sleeping Dogs, where the single 7950 manages to beat both the 2x GTX 680 and the GTX 690 by a noticeable margin.
I am also happy to see how well SLI and Crossfire are scaling these days.
Good read, one thing I take away is the fact that 2GB cards are not going to cut it for 4K gaming.
In Metro 2033 a single 7950 (3GB) nearly matches the performance of either 2x GTX 680 (2GB) cards or a single GTX 690 (2x2GB) card. In terms of raw horsepower, this isn't even a competition - the 7950 should lose badly. But it doesn't, falling behind by only ~10%, indicating that the other cards are severely limited on RAM.
And this becomes even more painfully obvious in Sleeping Dogs, where the single 7950 manages to beat both the 2x GTX 680 and the GTX 690 by a noticeable margin.
I am also happy to see how well SLI and Crossfire are scaling these days.