Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

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  • jake_
    Fitter, Happier.
    • Mar 2007
    • 4959

    #31
    Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

    Originally posted by Death Merchant
    have a look for Nvidia 8800gt (exacly the same as the 9800 just re-badged) Nvidia GTS 240 (again re-badged 9800)

    on the ATI side look for

    the 4770 and 4850 series

    these a similar speeds to the 9800gt, maybe slighly faster, are in a similar price range....probably
    The 8800GT has been discontinued. I'd be surprised if you could find it.

    Although the latest/greatest Nvidia mobile card is basically a 8800GT repackaged for laptops, but that's beside the point.

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    • Wizrdwarts
      Member
      • Dec 2006
      • 3754

      #32
      Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

      Originally posted by jake_
      The 8800GT has been discontinued. I'd be surprised if you could find it.

      Although the latest/greatest Nvidia mobile card is basically a 8800GT repackaged for laptops, but that's beside the point.
      9800GTs (rebranded 8800GT) are still being sold, they're about $80-100.

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      • Cassius55
        Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 71

        #33
        Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

        So how would I put in this graphics card? I think I would have to bring to the computer shop near me. I don't know how to put in a power supply.

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        • TGL|FalseLion
          Member
          • Dec 2009
          • 184

          #34
          Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

          Originally posted by Cassius55
          So how would I put in this graphics card? I think I would have to bring to the computer shop near me. I don't know how to put in a power supply.
          both are pretty self explanatory. Graphics cards just pop into a slot on the motherboard. Power supplys just screw into your case. There's not much else to it.....fact most probably come with instruction booklets explaining how to install both.

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          • Cassius55
            Member
            • Oct 2009
            • 71

            #35
            Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

            Originally posted by Wizrdwarts
            9800GTs (rebranded 8800GT) are still being sold, they're about $80-100.

            http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...ce%209800%20GT

            Whats the best card on that site in the $80-100 range? What one should I get?

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            • Cassius55
              Member
              • Oct 2009
              • 71

              #36
              Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

              I need a video card that can hook up to my LG HDTV which has a HDMI port and VGA port I think it is, it says RGB over it but looks like a VGA.

              I also saw this card, what does it mean by HDTV 1080p support? I saw that none of the other cards had that.

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              • TGL|FalseLion
                Member
                • Dec 2009
                • 184

                #37
                Re: Upgrading my computer on a Buget, would this be good enough?

                they make dvi to hdmi cables that will work on those dual dvi output nvidia cards.

                RGB btw is component video....shouldn't look anything at all like a vga input




                but they also make cables that will take you from vga to component.

                As for 1080p support, should mean that it will output at 1080p....



                i'd check out the evga site....they should have a bit more info on the actual card

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