Vid card
Posted: Wed Mar 01, 2006 5:49 am
ok, i dont know much about comps. i know what they need to run, and bigger is better pretty much. but i was wondering if this vid card is good?
256MB PCI Express
256MB PCI Express
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My Radeon works fine in games... I kinda prefer it over my other nVidia cardPie wrote:Why not build your own?
Or go for Nvidia...Radeon is worse when it comes to gaming.
Agreed, my X800 powers through the latest games. ATi is the best.Cuda wrote:My Radeon works fine in games... I kinda prefer it over my other nVidia cardPie wrote:Why not build your own?
Or go for Nvidia...Radeon is worse when it comes to gaming.
No, no it isn't. Radeons are NOT worse than Nvidia's for gaming, it depends on the model, not your personal preference. I have an XFX 7800GT and i'm impressed with it. Do not go for onboard video or express radeon cards. Get a real card. I'd recommend the X1800 or 7800 series. The latter is the cheaper and better bang for your buck.jks wrote:I have an x800 gt, its really good because its almost as powerful as most 7800's, but only cost me $150.
My x800 gt has 470 mhz clock and 500 mhz memory x2 clocks. 256 mb GDDR3 RAM, and it cost me $150. I can overclock it to 535 core and 550 mem no problem because of the onboard fan. It has only 8 pixel pipelines though, which is why its so cheap, but I hardware modded it to have 12 pipes. (This card is the result of a surplus of the X800 GTX's which have 12 native pipes, but the company just decided to lock down 4 of them and market them as GT's, so I got a GTX for the price of a GT.)Katarn wrote:No, no it isn't. Radeons are NOT worse than Nvidia's for gaming, it depends on the model, not your personal preference. I have an XFX 7800GT and i'm impressed with it. Do not go for onboard video or express radeon cards. Get a real card. I'd recommend the X1800 or 7800 series. The latter is the cheaper and better bang for your buck.jks wrote:I have an x800 gt, its really good because its almost as powerful as most 7800's, but only cost me $150.