(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Newegg Released a video today benchmarking the GTX 650 and 660, The cards look pretty beast, and its a very informative video.

the cards in geneal arn't that specal the 60 series isnt a high preformance card anymore, nvidia cards are always better than radeon because most times radeons are released months earlier. so nvidia can take apart a radeon and make sure they have a better card. everyones benchmarks are slighlly diffrenct because all graphics cards have dif clock speeds etc. the 660 is greeat but i'd get a 7850 i see them onsale for 200$ i even seen 1 on amazon from a trusted seller for 190$ but linus says the 660 is twice the performance of the 560ti a card that cost within 10$ the gtx 640 and 650 cost the same :blank:, much better video example You must login or register to view this content.

650 and 660 are made for oem builds from companies like dell to put in computers i would not be surprised if the xps 9000 came stocked with a 660 in it or a radeon 7850. and you cant go off those numbers in price either most websites havent dropped the actual value of the cards yet and yes because these new 600 series cards are a little more performance and middle range in price all 500 series cards and most radeon cards should see price drops at Christmas time due to the fact the are the next line of middle range cards. 560's were middle range cards when 500 series was new its a repeat every card series for both amd and nvidia

theyre oem because theyre cheap, mainstream cards, they still get decimated by the 7770 and 7870, oem like dell and hp almost never use amd cards

funny how they really do use amd cards there cheaper its why xps models go with amd and a low end nvidia cause they cost to much , alienware's ship with nvidia cards cause dell overprices them to make money back. and if im not wrong on this im almost 100% sure hp almost always uses amd processors over intel due to cost