GPUBoss Review Our evaluation of R7 250X vs 750 among Desktop GPUs

Gaming

Radeon R7 250X
n.d.
GeForce GTX 750
5.8
Radeon R7 260X
5.0
Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Bioshock Infinite and 21 more

Graphics

Radeon R7 250X
5.7
GeForce GTX 750
5.9
Radeon R7 260X
6.0
T-Rex, Manhattan, Cloud Gate Factor, Sky Diver Factor and 1 more

Computing

Radeon R7 250X
6.1
GeForce GTX 750
6.2
Radeon R7 260X
6.4
Face Detection, Ocean Surface Simulation and 3 more

Performance per Watt

Radeon R7 250X
7.9
GeForce GTX 750
8.1
Radeon R7 260X
7.3
Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Bioshock Infinite and 32 more

Value

Radeon R7 250X
n.d.
GeForce GTX 750
n.d.
Radeon R7 260X
n.d.
Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Bioshock Infinite and 32 more

Noise and Power

Radeon R7 250X
9.6
GeForce GTX 750
9.7
Radeon R7 260X
9.1
TDP, Idle Power Consumption, Load Power Consumption and 2 more

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AMD Radeon R7 250X

Front view of Radeon R7 250X
Front view of GeForce GTX 750

Nvidia GeForce GTX 750

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Differences What are the advantages of each

Front view of Radeon R7 250X

Reasons to consider the
AMD Radeon R7 250X

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Higher memory bandwidth 104 GB/s vs 80.2 GB/s Around 30% higher memory bandwidth
Better manhattan score 3,712.26 vs 3,458.61 More than 5% better manhattan score
Front view of GeForce GTX 750

Reasons to consider the
Nvidia GeForce GTX 750

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Higher effective memory clock speed 5,012 MHz vs 4,500 MHz More than 10% higher effective memory clock speed
Slightly higher pixel rate 16.32 GPixel/s vs 8.4 GPixel/s Around 95% higher pixel rate
Better particle simulation score 481.68 mInteraction/s vs 287.14 mInteraction/s Around 70% better particle simulation score
Better fire strike factor score 28.99 vs 19.17 More than 50% better fire strike factor score
Higher memory clock speed 1,253 MHz vs 1,150 MHz Around 10% higher memory clock speed

Benchmarks Real world tests of Radeon R7 250X vs GeForce GTX 750

Bitcoin mining Data courtesy CompuBench

Radeon R7 250X
151.96 mHash/s
GeForce GTX 750
142.02 mHash/s

Face detection Data courtesy CompuBench

Radeon R7 250X
32.22 mPixels/s
GeForce GTX 750
34.24 mPixels/s

Ocean surface simulation Data courtesy CompuBench

Radeon R7 250X
638.53 frames/s
GeForce GTX 750
639.43 frames/s

T-Rex (GFXBench 3.0) Data courtesy CompuBench

Radeon R7 250X
3,357.1
GeForce GTX 750
3,344.69

Manhattan (GFXBench 3.0) Data courtesy CompuBench

Radeon R7 250X
3,712.26
GeForce GTX 750
3,458.61

Fire Strike Factor Data courtesy FutureMark

Radeon R7 250X
19.17
GeForce GTX 750
28.99

Sky Diver Factor Data courtesy FutureMark

Radeon R7 250X
180.27
GeForce GTX 750
233.04

Cloud Gate Factor Data courtesy FutureMark

Radeon R7 250X
13.43
GeForce GTX 750
16.72

Comments

Showing 7 comments.
Gravesite (02:01 PM, April 15, 2017)
ChadeuX - It's not "technically" that AMD has a bunch of old graphics cards laying around and they say, "Let's just put R7 250X on these and resell them to the morons." Negative.. While they may have the same chipset, R&D puts some effort in here to tune the chipset and eek out as much performance as they can get out of them. This gives us power hungry people more FPS between chipset generations. It's smart business. If you have a 7770, you are not the target market for these cards as the performance gains would be minimal. The target market would be those still in the 6000 series or lower. FYI, ALL the manufacturers "rebadge" equipment. It's standard practice.
ChadeuX (10:37 AM, December 29, 2016)
wow. amd sure is good at rebadging
phenomgamer (02:52 AM, May 13, 2016)
anyway, this cards are almost the same to the hd7770, wich I own right now
happyman323 (01:54 PM, April 23, 2015)
umm... this is a 250x, not a 250....
Siliconpower74 (07:59 PM, February 5, 2015)
The settings are of R7 250 This de review is fake, GPUBOSS=BULLSHIT
João Paulo Rochel (06:23 PM, August 20, 2014)
all right
Sonny DICKson (10:48 AM, May 20, 2014)
i like my dicks big
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