4850 for $60?

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  • jesus
    Member
    • May 2007
    • 2413

    #1

    4850 for $60?

    I may be getting a 4850 512mb for $60, unopened box. I've got a 9600GT 512mb right now. Would it be worth it playing at my max res of 1280x1024?
  • AvalancheDiode
    Need more squeezing
    • Jan 2007
    • 988

    #2
    Re: 4850 for $60?

    Why not? Only $60.

    What's your other spec?

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    • jesus
      Member
      • May 2007
      • 2413

      #3
      Re: 4850 for $60?

      other specs are 3.1ghz AMD dual-core and 3gb of RAM

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      • jake_
        Fitter, Happier.
        • Mar 2007
        • 4959

        #4
        Re: 4850 for $60?

        Not particularly. I have an 8800GT and max out the graphics on most games at 1280x1024

        You should be able to do that with a higher FPS than me from your specs.

        Save the money for when you'll need a big leap in graphics card performance for games coming out next year.

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        • jesus
          Member
          • May 2007
          • 2413

          #5
          Re: 4850 for $60?

          Originally posted by jake_
          Not particularly. I have an 8800GT and max out the graphics on most games at 1280x1024

          You should be able to do that with a higher FPS than me from your specs.

          Save the money for when you'll need a big leap in graphics card performance for games coming out next year.
          That's what I'm thinking, too. If I had a bigger monitor (which would make games less CPU-dependent) an upgrade to the 4850 would be good. But after checking some benchmarks I've noticed that the 4850 isn't much of an upgrade when playing at 1280x1024

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          • AvalancheDiode
            Need more squeezing
            • Jan 2007
            • 988

            #6
            Re: 4850 for $60?

            Originally posted by Tomeis
            other specs are 3.1ghz AMD dual-core and 3gb of RAM
            Athlon 64 X2 6000? That should be good for a while. What motherboard do you use?

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            • jesus
              Member
              • May 2007
              • 2413

              #7
              Re: 4850 for $60?

              Yes, it's the X2 6000+. It's just some dell motherboard. I can't overclock.

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