03-10-2016, 11:15 AM
No. But I can tell you...
R9 390X = Re-badged R9 290X but only available in OEM design, so it's shit
R9 380X = Re-badged HD 7970 but only available in OEM design, so it's shit. Oh and also it's a 4 year old card.
R9 380 = Re-badged HD 7950 but only available in OEM design, so it's shit. And it too is a 4 year old card.
GTX 970 = Approximately same speed as R9 290X/390X when properly tuned, but draws 56% less power!
GTX 960 = 40% slower than GTX 970. This is a pretty low-end card, I'd avoid it.
Currently the best cards for oclHashcat are (in order): GTX 970, GTX 980, GTX 980 Ti, and GTX Titan X.
You can find benchmarks for those models at https://gist.github.com/epixoip
R9 390X = Re-badged R9 290X but only available in OEM design, so it's shit
R9 380X = Re-badged HD 7970 but only available in OEM design, so it's shit. Oh and also it's a 4 year old card.
R9 380 = Re-badged HD 7950 but only available in OEM design, so it's shit. And it too is a 4 year old card.
GTX 970 = Approximately same speed as R9 290X/390X when properly tuned, but draws 56% less power!
GTX 960 = 40% slower than GTX 970. This is a pretty low-end card, I'd avoid it.
Currently the best cards for oclHashcat are (in order): GTX 970, GTX 980, GTX 980 Ti, and GTX Titan X.
You can find benchmarks for those models at https://gist.github.com/epixoip