Video cards?
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RubberDuckie
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Video cards?
I have been out of the video card discussion/debate lately. I currently have a X800Pro AGP and looking at upgrading to AMD64 which would mean a new PCIe video card. I personally prefer ATI. What would be the equilivent of the AGP X800Pro in PCIe and what would be a good upgrade.
I do run Dual monitors one DVI and the other DSub (but that can be fixed with an adaptor)
I prefer sub $300.... Let me know your comments and please dont turn this into another ATI Nvidia debate. I am open to good information on Nvidia.
I do run Dual monitors one DVI and the other DSub (but that can be fixed with an adaptor)
I prefer sub $300.... Let me know your comments and please dont turn this into another ATI Nvidia debate. I am open to good information on Nvidia.
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he, i was going to say the same thing, sell it to me. 
and for your answer here from Toms Hardware
AGP Cards 3DMark test

PCI-E Cards 3D Mark test

so if you wanted the same power it would be an other 800 series card just in PCI-E flavor.
dont forget me when it comes to selling your AGP.
edit: pictures dont seem to work so here the URL
AGP http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/07/05/ ... page4.html
PCI-E http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/02/ ... age18.html
and for your answer here from Toms Hardware
AGP Cards 3DMark test

PCI-E Cards 3D Mark test

so if you wanted the same power it would be an other 800 series card just in PCI-E flavor.
dont forget me when it comes to selling your AGP.
edit: pictures dont seem to work so here the URL
AGP http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/07/05/ ... page4.html
PCI-E http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/02/ ... age18.html
All the best from the west!

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I'd recommend an ATI or Sapphire x800 XT PCI-E. That's the most cost effective card right now, unless you want to spend a rediculous amount of money.
Useful upgrade chart here: http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/02/ ... age21.html
Useful upgrade chart here: http://www.tomshardware.com/2005/12/02/ ... age21.html
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See I am an Nvidia guy.. and for that $300 range.. ok a little over.. you can get a kickass BFG 7800GT that would outpreform the X800 XT in the above sample by about 700 points..
and by a little over.. depending on shipping option you choose.. $15-50
just my two cents..
and by a little over.. depending on shipping option you choose.. $15-50
just my two cents..
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.a ... 6814102688
That seems like a good deal.
They do not post the core and memory speeds. Anyone know if they are 520mzh and 1020mhz like other X850XT?
That seems like a good deal.
They do not post the core and memory speeds. Anyone know if they are 520mzh and 1020mhz like other X850XT?
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