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Hello, its just another graphics card question.
I'm looking to spend 100 quid max., can you recommend a good budget card, with good performance for its price. I aren't too fussed weather its radeon or Nvidia.
Please don't tell me to save up for a better one, because even if i do save up i can't bring my tight ass self to* spending more than 100 quid on a card.
Cheers.
Edit: mistake corrected
I'm looking to spend 100 quid max., can you recommend a good budget card, with good performance for its price. I aren't too fussed weather its radeon or Nvidia.
Please don't tell me to save up for a better one, because even if i do save up i can't bring my tight ass self to* spending more than 100 quid on a card.
Cheers.
Edit: mistake corrected
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danieldone wrote:
> the reason you only see bad things in forums, is cos people only ever
> use the forums to talk about problems... *slaps disco*
Also true - But you never see 9800 or 9700 problems...
> the reason you only see bad things in forums, is cos people only ever
> use the forums to talk about problems... *slaps disco*
Also true - But you never see 9800 or 9700 problems...
the reason you only see bad things in forums, is cos people only ever use the forums to talk about problems... *slaps disco*
Miserableman wrote:
> A lot of problems occur with 9600 because exponentially more people
> have bought 9600's. This is one of the reasons Linux and OSX appear
> so bug-free compared to Windows, because correspondingly fewer people
> use them.
Urrrm, oh yeah... That actually makes sense...
Look over there!
*points*
*runs*
> A lot of problems occur with 9600 because exponentially more people
> have bought 9600's. This is one of the reasons Linux and OSX appear
> so bug-free compared to Windows, because correspondingly fewer people
> use them.
Urrrm, oh yeah... That actually makes sense...
Look over there!
*points*
*runs*
DiscoDexy wrote:
> Alot of problemo's with 9600's though. . .
Meanwhile on planet Earth. . .
A lot of problems occur with 9600 because exponentially more people have bought 9600's. This is one of the reasons Linux and OSX appear so bug-free compared to Windows, because correspondingly fewer people use them.
> Alot of problemo's with 9600's though. . .
Meanwhile on planet Earth. . .
A lot of problems occur with 9600 because exponentially more people have bought 9600's. This is one of the reasons Linux and OSX appear so bug-free compared to Windows, because correspondingly fewer people use them.
9600XTs are the best card for the mid range user by far. For the price they are 100% quality. Nothing wrong with them wat-so-ever. I have used them at least 20 times and they work fine each time every time!
I went onto Sapphires website, and nearly every Topic in thier help forum is "9600 problem" so i turned away.
What make it yours?
What make it yours?
Problems with 9600s? Since when? They are amongst the most popular cards out there. I have a PC with a 256 MH 9600 XT and it is great for the money. Can be bought for £109 off of overclockers.co.uk.
Alot of problemo's with 9600's though. . .
the 9600pro is about £90, or you can get the 9600XT with 256mb onboard memory for £120. See ebuyer.co.uk.
[URL]http://ukchatforums.reserve.co.uk/display_messages.php?threadid=99461&forumid=206[/URL]
OK, that budget was £150 but you'll get the idea, nobody can probably be arsed to go over basically the same topic.
OK, that budget was £150 but you'll get the idea, nobody can probably be arsed to go over basically the same topic.
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