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*Ahem*
Okely dokely.
The last time I'll be harassing you kind folks about what kind of Gfx card to get.
The limit'll probably be around 150 quiddish area, so little above that is fine.
Your help is muchly appreciated.
Danke.
Okely dokely.
The last time I'll be harassing you kind folks about what kind of Gfx card to get.
The limit'll probably be around 150 quiddish area, so little above that is fine.
Your help is muchly appreciated.
Danke.
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Turbonutter wrote:
> When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
I've got a Connect3D 9600PRO - it's excellent value for money.
Azul = 9600PRO.
> When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
I've got a Connect3D 9600PRO - it's excellent value for money.
Azul = 9600PRO.
They perform best and overclock more than others. Even if you don't overclock it means it's more stable.
Turbonutter wrote:
> No I wouldn't buy a graphics card from Ebuyer.
>
> When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
I would also advise against buying a graphics card from Ebuyer, their selection is a little poor. Why do you specifically recommend Connect3D above Powercolor and Sapphire?
> No I wouldn't buy a graphics card from Ebuyer.
>
> When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
I would also advise against buying a graphics card from Ebuyer, their selection is a little poor. Why do you specifically recommend Connect3D above Powercolor and Sapphire?
No I wouldn't buy a graphics card from Ebuyer.
When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
When you choose a manufacturer, get Connect3D if you can.
Azul wrote:
> Ok, I'm going for the 9600 Pro probably.
>
> Now, Ebuyer my best bet?
I'd go with overclockers.
Flawless customer service.
> Ok, I'm going for the 9600 Pro probably.
>
> Now, Ebuyer my best bet?
I'd go with overclockers.
Flawless customer service.
Ok, I'm going for the 9600 Pro probably.
Now, Ebuyer my best bet?
Now, Ebuyer my best bet?
I think its also got a video capture feature, handy if you want to record replays and stuff.
cookie monster wrote:
> Ah, but the 9800 SE has a chance of being softmodded to a 9800 Pro
> for a fraction of the cost.
While I admit I don't know exactly what this involves, the word 'chance' seems to dominate that sentence. It's certainly something to think about though.
> Ah, but the 9800 SE has a chance of being softmodded to a 9800 Pro
> for a fraction of the cost.
While I admit I don't know exactly what this involves, the word 'chance' seems to dominate that sentence. It's certainly something to think about though.
Miserableman wrote:
> Don't get a 9800SE, the 9600 Pro
> is quicker.
Ah, but the 9800 SE has a chance of being softmodded to a 9800 Pro for a fraction of the cost.
> Don't get a 9800SE, the 9600 Pro
> is quicker.
Ah, but the 9800 SE has a chance of being softmodded to a 9800 Pro for a fraction of the cost.
steve1030_uk wrote:
> i h8 to start an arguement but ATI SUXS just about any of the GeForce
> 4 TI series and maybe the lower down the rage GeForce FX series
> would be good, just dont get wot i have - the sparkle GF4 MX440-SE -
> the SE stands for S***e edition not special edition
Meanwhile on planet Earth...
With the amount you have to spend you'll be able to get a 9600XT or a passively cooled (silent) 9600 Pro. Don't get a 9800SE, the 9600 Pro is quicker.
> i h8 to start an arguement but ATI SUXS just about any of the GeForce
> 4 TI series and maybe the lower down the rage GeForce FX series
> would be good, just dont get wot i have - the sparkle GF4 MX440-SE -
> the SE stands for S***e edition not special edition
Meanwhile on planet Earth...
With the amount you have to spend you'll be able to get a 9600XT or a passively cooled (silent) 9600 Pro. Don't get a 9800SE, the 9600 Pro is quicker.
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