GPUBoss Review Our evaluation of 760 vs 670

Gaming

Real world tests using the latest 3D games
GeForce GTX 760
8.0
GeForce GTX 670
8.1
crysis: warhead (2013), battlefield 3 (2013), Civilization 5 and Far Cry 3

Benchmarks

Synthetic tests to measure overall performance
GeForce GTX 760
7.5
GeForce GTX 670
7.8
Passmark, 3DMark Vantage Texture Fill, 3DMark 11 Graphics and 2 more

Compute Performance

General computing tests executed on the GPU
GeForce GTX 760
7.1
GeForce GTX 670
7.7
SmallLuxGPU 2.0d4, Civilization 5 Texture Decomposition (2013) and 2 more

Noise and Power

How loud and hot does the card run idle and under load
GeForce GTX 760
8.2
GeForce GTX 670
8.2
TDP, Idle Noise Level, Load Noise Level, Idle Power Consumption and 1 more

GPUBoss Score

Gaming, Benchmarks, Compute Performance and Noise and Power
GeForce GTX 760
7.5
GeForce GTX 670
7.8

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Differences What are the advantages of each

Front view of GeForce GTX 760

Reasons to consider the
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Higher clock speed 980 MHz vs 915 MHz More than 5% higher clock speed
Higher turbo clock speed 1,032 MHz vs 980 MHz More than 5% higher turbo clock speed
Quieter idle noise level 41 dB vs 42.5 dB Around 5% quieter idle noise level
Slightly more energy-efficient idle power consumption 108W vs 112W Around 5% more energy-efficient idle power consumption
Slightly quieter load noise level 50 dB vs 51.2 dB Almost the same
Front view of GeForce GTX 670

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Better 3DMark06 score 29,150 vs 24,480 Around 20% better 3DMark06 score
Better SmallLuxGPU 2.0d4 score 7,000 vs 228 Around 30.8x better SmallLuxGPU 2.0d4 score
Higher BioShock infinite framerate 83.7 fps vs 68.2 fps Around 25% higher BioShock infinite framerate
Better civilization 5 texture decomposition (2013) score 366.1 vs 333.8 Around 10% better civilization 5 texture decomposition (2013) score
Slightly better CLBenchmark raytrace score 151,366 vs 130,616 More than 15% better CLBenchmark raytrace score
More SMX units 7 vs 6 1 more SMX units

Benchmarks Real world tests of GeForce GTX 760 vs 670

Passmark Industry standard benchmark for overall graphics card performance

GeForce GTX 760
5,002
GeForce GTX 670
5,378
videocardbenchmark.net

3DMark Vantage (Texture Fill) Industry standard benchmark that tests DirectX performance

GeForce GTX 760
82.8
GeForce GTX 670
86
GeForce GTX 760 GeForce GTX 670 @ anandtech.com

3DMark 11 Graphics Industry standard benchmark that tests DirectX 11 GPU performance

GeForce GTX 760
8,730
GeForce GTX 670
9,600
GeForce GTX 760 GeForce GTX 670 @ community.futuremark.com

Crysis: Warhead (2013) 1920x1080 - Enthusiast Quality + 4xAA

GeForce GTX 760
49.8 fps
GeForce GTX 670
50.9 fps
GeForce GTX 760 GeForce GTX 670 @ anandtech.com
Set decades after the events of Crysis 2, you wake up from a stasis pod to find long lost friend and squadmate "Psycho" who explains how C.E.L.L has virtually taken over the world by monopolizing energy production in Crysis 3.
GeForce GTX 760 | by techPowerUp!

Far Cry 3 1920 x 1080 - Ultra Quality + 4x MSAA + Enh. AtoC

GeForce GTX 760
41.5 fps
GeForce GTX 670
42.1 fps
GeForce GTX 760 GeForce GTX 670 @ anandtech.com
NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 600 Series has been on the market for quite a while now, and with no successor in sight, it is still providing an excellent gaming experience.
GeForce GTX 670 | by techPowerUp! (Jan, 2013)

BioShock Infinite 1920 x 1080 - Ultra preset + DX11 (DDOF)

GeForce GTX 760
68.2 fps
GeForce GTX 670
83.7 fps
GeForce GTX 760 GeForce GTX 670 @ anandtech.com

Reviews Word on the street

GeForce GTX 760  vs 670 
9.0
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9.7
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While overclocking is probably not what most system builders of small form-factor systems have in mind, I can happily report that overclocking works just as well as on any other "big" GTX 670.
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Comments

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ThatHKDude (04:40 PM, April 18, 2014)
Because GTX 670 went EOL a long time ago and now brand new (or even refurbished) cards are already really really rare.
ThatHKDude (04:39 PM, April 18, 2014)
Right now I'd say it's best to go for a GTX 760 to start with because it'd be easier and less pricey to upgrade in the long run. However if one can get a refurbished/used GTX 670 for less than $220 then good for them.
Chris (08:15 PM, April 15, 2014)
lol u can get a 670 for £150 anywhere makes it way better than the 760 with it's £200 minimum
Thomas Seggons (08:16 AM, April 15, 2014)
Yeah, I'll definitely end up going for the GTX 760 over the 670.
Thomas Seggons (08:14 AM, April 15, 2014)
Wow I'm jealous!!
Blastergamer (08:52 AM, March 30, 2014)
The 760 has a ton better price/performance. The Gigabyte GTX 760 2GB is 250$ while Gigabyte GTX 670 is 350$. THAT'S A 100$ DIFFERENCE for only 5% improvement and 5% more TDP!
Blastergamer (08:41 AM, March 30, 2014)
whoa, was that a black friday deal? (Like 50% discount!!!)
Jose Lopez (08:56 AM, February 1, 2014)
I got my MSI GTX 670 for $180 so that in my opinion makes it better than a GTX 760
Roet-Ivar (12:12 PM, December 17, 2013)
...Or buy a overclocked edition of 670
Anthony Su (08:41 PM, October 5, 2013)
That's because the 760 is the successor to the 670.
Manos Pap (02:53 AM, September 23, 2013)
what did you chose? do you think 7970 is better than 760 ?
Pat (07:49 AM, September 6, 2013)
The price difference for both cards here go from $40 to $120.
Babbalabba (06:45 PM, August 31, 2013)
Yes! For a few points of difference, it's really a good choice to go with the 760 if you have a sub-100 dollar card or something or other, than to go with the 670. But, if you already have a comparable card, then there is no need to upgrade. The 7xx line is more for people who are lagging a bit behind and want a big jump up.
roflol (03:56 PM, August 20, 2013)
until the 670 owner clock his card and you´ll slightly behind once again, lol
opas (03:55 PM, August 20, 2013)
nope, not here and certainly not today.. We all live in different places so that logic does not apply internationally
kll (03:53 PM, August 20, 2013)
i have to make this choice today, hard.. both on gk104 right? 670 reference is 30 bucks cheaper here but then again if I add 40 instead i can get a 7970 but only today?
Lachlan (03:26 AM, August 3, 2013)
I think that the 760 is a better deal, considering it is marginally worse, and $200 cheaper!
Enu (02:15 PM, July 26, 2013)
The point of this article is not to tell you which video card is the better deal. The point is to tell folks that already own a GTX 670 that there is no reason to downgrade, and people looking to build a new system on the cheap - the GTX 760 is an excellent card sitting just below the GTX 670.
vitality (12:53 PM, July 17, 2013)
buy overclock edition (msi, zotac, asus, evga) and it wiil beat 670... and save 150$ for you...
b (02:24 PM, July 6, 2013)
a near $200 difference for a few tenths of a point difference? gtx 760 is the better deal
Richard Kacerek (04:18 PM, July 3, 2013)
Sticking to my GTX 670 then.
Jul (02:50 AM, June 26, 2013)
WOOOOT
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