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Subject: Video Card recomendation

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Name: freakybesco
Date: April 13, 2007 at 11:08:06 Pacific
Subject: Video Card recomendation
OS: XP pro
CPU/Ram: P-D 2.8 512MB
Comment:
After selling my first home built pc and being on a 3-4 year hiatus. I've built a new rig and the onbard vidoe is not cutting it. So I need some suggestions on a new card. I'm not a hardcore gamer but I do indulge myself when something catches my eye. My previous card was a Geforce FX5200 which handled everything I threw at it(not that I threw much). These are my requirements, but I am open to suggestions.(just make sure the suggestions comes with a reason and not the "just cause" response)

preferably NVIDIA
Dual monitor
HD video out
play old & recent games (I'm not too demanding on if the card manhandles what I throw at it...would be nice but my pocket cant handle that)
Enough onboard memory that it wont jack my system for it
Vista ready
Under $100
PCIx16

Thanks in advance


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Response Number 1
Name: Sabertooth
Date: April 13, 2007 at 15:03:50 Pacific
Subject: Video Card recomendation
Reply: (edit)
At this time there are lots of mid-low end cards that are Vista (Aero) capable that fall within your price range. However, if you are buying a card so close to Nvidia's launch of their DX10 ensemble you might as well wait till after the launch (which should be sometime before the 20th of April) & grab one of those cards.

The 8500GT is rumored to be priced between $79 and $99 & it is expected to occupy the current 7600GS' spot.

Give it up for MC Rove


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Response Number 2
Name: ipartyin247
Date: April 18, 2007 at 09:41:50 Pacific
Subject: Video Card recomendation
Reply: (edit)
i bought an x1050 for an overpriced 100$(probly get a better ati for same price) and its served me well enough but evryone else says its not a good card for gaming their suggestions r probably more educated, im just throwin it out there

-CG


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