Radeon HD 7790 2GB vs Radeon R7 260x 2GB ... which is better?

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    Radeon HD 7790 2GB vs Radeon R7 260x 2GB ... which is better?

    They are both almost the same price and they are within 24 points of each other in Passmark (HD getting 3014 and R7 getting 2990) so which would I be better off getting? What is the difference between the two?
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    R7 260x is a rebadged 7790 part. Nothing really new about it if I remember right.

    *Edit: Correction. It has TrueAudio support enabled on the 260X part. Otherwise, they are a wash.

    From the Tom's Hardware Review:

    Quote Originally Posted by Tom's Hardware
    As of this writing, Gigabyte has a Radeon HD 7790 running at 1075 MHz with 2 GB of memory at 1500 MHz selling for $140 on Newegg. AMD plans to sell the R7 260X for the same $140. Most of the other 7790s are 1 GB models, so AMD is still adding some value. But there’s really not much to get excited about in the shift from Radeon HD 7790 to R7 260X, aside from TrueAudio getting switched on. And even then, we need to wait for the feature to get enabled in upcoming games.
    *emphasis added by me.
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