No, there is no quantitative specification that's meaningful to compare except between two models within a single series/generation from the same manufacturer. You'll have to look at reviews and benchmarks. I still think evga is among the best on the nvidia side.
Something like a 650Ti would be about double a single 5750, but I'd probably opt for the 660. -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Winterlight Sent: Monday, August 26, 2013 2:30 PM To: [email protected] Subject: [H] how to compare I want to replace my two ATI 5750 cards Crossfire with a single Nividia card that is capable of driving three large monitors plus the HDMI. Gaming is not an issue as long as I keep the performance I have now. So what is the best way to compare...Core clock? So if my 5750 cards run at 650Mhz times two...can I say a comparable card with be a GTX 650 which runs at 1058Mhz core clock. Does that make any kind of sense? What are the best, most reliable manufactures for Nvidia video cards? right now I am focusing on EVGA
