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I have about 200, perhaps more, to spend
1.4GHz AMD Athlon
Radeon 9600 XT
and err 768MB RAM, and it's pretty slow... I think. i don't know to be honest lawlz
mermoidboat suggests the geforce 6800, but it probably wouldn't run at full capacity, what with my PC being crap and everything
So I ask you!
any suggestions
1.4GHz AMD Athlon
Radeon 9600 XT
and err 768MB RAM, and it's pretty slow... I think. i don't know to be honest lawlz
mermoidboat suggests the geforce 6800, but it probably wouldn't run at full capacity, what with my PC being crap and everything
So I ask you!
any suggestions
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Geforce 6800GT 256mb. £164. No contest.
Best GFX card for £150-£170. Go.
Well, the higher the better.
Semprons are the budget chips and Athlon 64s are the full blown ones.
Semprons are the budget chips and Athlon 64s are the full blown ones.
Just been having a look at some comparisons and the celeron is crap so ignore that.
I reckon you should wait till you have closer to £300 and then do a full upgrade, or for now just get the top Grafix card you can.
I reckon you should wait till you have closer to £300 and then do a full upgrade, or for now just get the top Grafix card you can.
you can get 6800GTs for £160!! if only I had it :' {!
AMD are the kings of gaming.
AMD are the kings of gaming.
See if he had a better cpu and stuff already the whole £200 could have gone on a 6800GT 256meg.
I personally haven't got a clue about AMD stuff so i skip it. For the money this isn't a bad system.
I personally haven't got a clue about AMD stuff so i skip it. For the money this isn't a bad system.
Marzman wrote:
> Also, usually (in my experience) o/b graphics still
> seem to leech ever so slightly even when a graphics card with it's on
> ram is installed.
erm if it's disabled in the BIOS it won't have any effect on anything at all.
> Also, usually (in my experience) o/b graphics still
> seem to leech ever so slightly even when a graphics card with it's on
> ram is installed.
erm if it's disabled in the BIOS it won't have any effect on anything at all.
Chippxero wrote:
> Intel Celeron D 2.8GHz
> H/S & Fan
> 512MB DDR PC3200 400MHz
> 661M04-G-6L
> 5.1 channel AC97
> Integrated SiS Graphics controller plus AGP 8X slot
> Micro ATX Form Facto
Celeron Also, usually (in my experience) o/b graphics still seem to leech ever so slightly even when a graphics card with it's on ram is installed. Saying that the o/b sound codec isn't too bad (compatible and reliable)
> Intel Celeron D 2.8GHz
> H/S & Fan
> 512MB DDR PC3200 400MHz
> 661M04-G-6L
> 5.1 channel AC97
> Integrated SiS Graphics controller plus AGP 8X slot
> Micro ATX Form Facto
Celeron Also, usually (in my experience) o/b graphics still seem to leech ever so slightly even when a graphics card with it's on ram is installed. Saying that the o/b sound codec isn't too bad (compatible and reliable)
blimmerfisch wrote:
> I just had a revelation that, in actual fact, blacks are equal!
Not in my lifetime, soldier.
> I just had a revelation that, in actual fact, blacks are equal!
Not in my lifetime, soldier.
Intel Celeron D 2.8GHz
H/S & Fan
512MB DDR PC3200 400MHz
661M04-G-6L
5.1 channel AC97
Integrated SiS Graphics controller plus AGP 8X slot
Micro ATX Form Facto
£133
GeForce 6600GT 128MB 8xAGP DDR3 TV DVI
£112
Pushes you over budget a bit but i haven't had a proper look around yet.
novatech^
H/S & Fan
512MB DDR PC3200 400MHz
661M04-G-6L
5.1 channel AC97
Integrated SiS Graphics controller plus AGP 8X slot
Micro ATX Form Facto
£133
GeForce 6600GT 128MB 8xAGP DDR3 TV DVI
£112
Pushes you over budget a bit but i haven't had a proper look around yet.
novatech^
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