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Bleeding red light over the sea
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am thinking of upgrading my 8800 gt , and i wanna know which card would perform better ! am running games at 1280X1024 res. , with AA , what card do u recommend ? i have a 6000 X2 , and 3 gig of ram , and a 470 W psu , what do you think ? |
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Why would you need to upgrade your 8800GT, what games can't you play at that res? Neither a new nVidia or ATI card will work to its potential. Your 8800 GT is more than sufficient. |
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12x10 8800GT is more than enough if you want go higher just slap another 8800GT, you would have faster cards in your rig than both 260 and 4870 |
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Bleeding red light over the sea
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i want it for the upcoming games (like Legendary) and i wanna up my Crysis performance . . and in the future i'll get a new screen with higher res. |
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4870 all the way then |
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Depending on the make and model of your PSU, you might need to upgrade that as well if you buy either a 4870 or a GTX 260. They are both power hungry cards. I would recommend the 4870, as it seems to do better in many, but not all, games and gets along with the AMD hardware a little better. I have a 8800 GTS in an AMD computer and it doesn't preform as well as I expected.
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Bleeding red light over the sea
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thats the problem my motherboard doesnt support SLi , i guess am going for the 4870 or the gx2 if there's one with suitable price |
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The 4870, GTX260, and 9800GX2 are all the same level card.
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Bleeding red light over the sea
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its a good card
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Message edited by sarwar_r87 on 08-13-2008 at 06:25:19 PM --------------- x2 5600+@2.8; 2GB RAM 800Mhz; xfx 9600GT xt; 320GB HDD; 420W thermaltake PSU |
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--------------- x2 5600+@2.8; 2GB RAM 800Mhz; xfx 9600GT xt; 320GB HDD; 420W thermaltake PSU |
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a 4850 should be more than sufficient to suit your needs sentenced, at that resolution the 4850 should hardly break a sweat
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+1 to eklipz
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