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Best vid card for the least amount of dough
Well from this thread it appears I need a new vid card if I want to play this game. Whats the best one I can get for the money. I don't want to spend a boatload on the newest and best, I'd rather spend the least on what will last me more that a few months. Any suggestions?
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my ati 9800 pro was under 200 bucks, damn good card...now i just need to fix my overheating problem ;)
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The 9800 Pro is by far the best bang for the buck. Just over $200, and will last you a while. Just make sure you get the 256 bit version, not the 128 bit.
Like this one: http://www.newegg.com/app/ViewProduc...102-268&depa=1 |
Sapphire Radeon 9800 Pro 128 MB, 256-bit memory interface. For just over $200, you won't find a better deal on the market.
-Lasereth |
Ebay dude, just bought a 128MB ASUS Raedon A9200SE for $35. Brand new too.
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how do i know if my card is the 256-bit edition?
_____________________________________ nevermind, i figured it out.. used a program call everest i got the 256-bit! woopie! |
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-Lasereth |
whatever, but my games run just fine....
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I bought a TI 4200 -- 45 bucks online now refurbed.
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I have to say a 9800 pro or 9700 pro or sapphire 9600xt ultimate. 9800 and 9700 are around $200 on Newegg the 9600xt is $175. I feel so stupid buying a aopen gffx5900xt for $230.
If you like danger you can get a Powercolor 9800se from Newegg for $150. I've heard rumors that you can clock it to a pro maybe even to an xt. |
I have a AMD 1500 mhz with 256 megs of ram and a 64 meg geforce 3 and Pandora Tommorow runs perfectly on all high settings.
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You should say the amount that your looking to spend!
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