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Join Date: Nov 2004
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New video card
Hey guys, I am looking to stick a new video card in my system which is currently:
AMD AthlonXP 2800+ ATX 400W PS Asus 87N8X-X (only has AGP 8X) 1.5 Gb PC3200 DDR RAM but I am concerned that maybe the power requirements may be too high for that PS. I don`t want to go get another one since this one is fairly new. Is there a decent card that would work on a 400W PS? For me seems like Ati is having issues with their drivers being slower than normal but that could just be rumors. Last edited by heinz57; 11-17-2007 at 05:36 PM. |
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Re: New video card
I was looking at this one:
GPU GeForce 7900GS Interface AGP 4X/8X Chipset Chipset Manufacturer NVIDIA Core clock 450MHz PixelPipelines 20 Memory Memory Clock 1320MHz Memory Size 256MB Memory Interface 256-bit Memory Type GDDR3 3D API DirectX DirectX 9 OpenGL OpenGL 2.0 You think that would be pretty decent? Does GS indicate that it is slower than a regular 7900? |
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Re: New video card
the 7900GS is a better card than the 7900.
I have the 7900GS for PCI-E and it is an absolutely amazing card for the price. I have not yet come across a game that I cannot play at highest settings. So far I have played BF2142, Command and Conquer Tiberium wars, need for speed underground and I can't rmbr the other..company of heroes to name a few.
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Re: New video card
I have the GeForce 7900 GT, and you are saying that the GS is a really good card? Hmm, maybe I should consider getting it...because my 7900 GT has started to poop out on me within the last couple months, with graphical corruption and freezing occurring in every game. I've had it for about a year, and can't stand it anymore. I was thinking of buying a $300 8800 GTS, but if I don't have to, I'm not going to. I really don't care if my computer can run Crysis well at all; I'm more interested in games like Company of Heroes and Call of Duty 4 (which I downloaded the demo for and ran on pretty high settings...that is, until it started having graphical corruption issues, and froze, like pretty much all of my other games).
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Re: New video card
Well, I ended up going with a Saphire ATi X1960PRO which seems to be pretty good. I installed it and tried need for speed most wanted...would not run it on the best quality...ore close to it.
Could the bad performance be related to the fact that the PS is only 400W when it should be at least 450? :| Maybe I should go exchange it for a Geforce 7900GS. |
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