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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 50
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best graphic card..
Hey guys tell u r review and suggestions here about which one is the bets graphic card making companuy.
ati radeon or the Nvidia. i been using Nvidia all along and its really cool but many says radeon series are much better. all suggestions are welcome.. |
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Administrator
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: England
Posts: 243
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Nvidia hands down its Nvidia , Radeon and ati have to many issues , like if a new games comes up the graphics card you payed for a few months ago wont handle the game , where with Geforce thay have updated to help you play the latest game , i have a gefore 6600 LE 256MB and it will play any game out at the moment with out any issues.
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Posts: 20
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if you have agp i say 6800 ultra what i have..
if you pci express i say 8800 gtx what im getting... nividia is the best overall card on the net it has many features that ati doesnt i have used nvidia for 5 yrs and will never use ati for myself again.. now in my sons rig he runs the ati 800xt anf he loves it and seems to be a great card...good fps and stable no crashes..
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Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: England
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Well i wish i did have a pci express in my Pc but only Agp so im kinda limited at the moment on what graphics card i can and can not have , but i love my 6600 LE 256mb its dos what i need and is very powerful for all games out , Gunnzzy ati graphics cards suck go get your son a desent card like his father has lol
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 35
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I would recommend nVidia cards. I cannot predict which is the best card in a series though. In this fast moving world, a person buying the latest card and calling it the best is interrupted by a person having another latest version of the series.
Its best to go with a graphics card you're sure that'll fulfill your needs atleast for 2 years. Buying a good card is many a times, heavy on the pocket. |
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Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 35
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I've been using my Radeon x1600 PRO happily for several months now..and it does pretty well for what I want. The thing is, it specializes in shader-heavy games (such as Oblivion) and doesn't match competing Nvidia cards in raw power. The only reason I got it instead of something better, actually, is my PC is kind of old-school and doesn't have PCI-e. The x1600 pro is the only one I could find to fit my budget and my AGP slot..
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