Cood i play Battlefield 2 with a Sapphire Radeon X1650 PRO 512mb?
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I'm buying parts to put my own pc together, i'm going to put 2gb ram in it the rest I still need to find out. Thx for reply
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The X1650 pro will run BF2 on all settings high. Trust me. That was my old card and I had no issues what so ever. Just make sure you have 2 gigs of ram.
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1650 will run it fine but TBH you would be mad not to spend an extra couple of quid for a 1950, so much more for very little extra money.
http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showpr...odid=GX-063-OK
70 quid is an absolute steal!!
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'nuff said.
The 7600GT absolutely slaughters that card. The x1650 will suffer at certain places because of the stupidly low amount of texture units. The 7600GT needs a slight (25MHz) overclock to surpass the x1650 in every way. I had my 7600GT clocked at 620/1580 stable, so that should be no problem. Even if you don't want to OC, it's still a better card for similar pricing.
The best card (in terms of value for money) presently is the x1950 Pro.
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x1950xt is the absolute best card for the money (~$160) on the market at this point. it does require a decent psu. not, it isn't dx10, but neither are any games requiring dx10 for the foreseeable future.
x1950pro follows shortly thereafter, psu is less of a factor.
7600gt isn't a bad card at all if you can get it for under a c-note. otherwise, pass and get the x1950pro for just $20 or $30 more.
x1650xt is on par with a 7600gt, the pro doesn't measure up unless you've got to absolutely stick to a certain budget. i would choose the 7600gt over a 1650xt or pro.
you can find what i consider a fairly decent breakdown of budget cards over at gamespot.com:
http://www.gamespot.com/features/6173135/p-13.html
they aren't a super resource for hardware, but this rundown is fairly representative.
edit 2: for the money, you'll be gaming happy with an x1950xt for a couple of years on $160, until games start incorporating; x1950pro is pretty good, too, for the price. 7600gt will last you another year of gaming on a mix of med/high where it counts if my expectations are in line with reality.
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