Who has a RADEON X800 XL 512MB PCI Express

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  • BF2_Joe

    #16
    Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
    512MB is not worth it right now. And to the guy who said UT2007 might need it, I doubt it.

    Also 512 will be used in approx. 3-4 years, but by then the jumps in technology will blow everyones mind. Some of the things they have lined up are mind boggling. Stuff like optical transmissions, diamond studded CPUs, and architecture so fast and good it will make todays computers a joke. Dual cores is just the start my friends. Dual core CPUs, dual core sound, and dual core GPUs are starting to hit the market now (or in the near future), which means 2 times the power of everything today.

    Oh yes, and I have X850XT PE, and I can vouche for it.

    3.4Ghz P4
    1GB DRR2-533
    Audigy2 ZS
    X850XT PE

    All settings maxed, 6x AA. Screenshots:
    http://www.graphicsgurus.net/bf2/

    You know i was woundering if my video would look as good as yours?
    you have a 256mb and i will have 512mb

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    • Nitemare

      #17
      The 512 doesn't really make that much of a difference.

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      • Leviathan

        #18
        I have a BBA X800XL 256MB, runs like a champ. You don't need the 512MB version, not worth the money by any stretch of the imagination.

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        • BF2_Joe

          #19
          Originally posted by Leviathan
          I have a BBA X800XL 256MB, runs like a champ. You don't need the 512MB version, not worth the money by any stretch of the imagination.

          I got it last week
          and the only thing that comes close to what i have is the
          eVGA GeForce 7800 GTX 256MB DDR3/PCI-E/VIVO/Dual-DVI (Retail Box) w/Battlefield 2


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          • BF2_Joe

            #20
            oh and..



            My card is ranked 3rd in over all new cards out! thats a good thing!

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            • Leviathan

              #21
              hehe yeah those two cards beat it, but he is looking in the $270-$300 price range, I assume, and the X800XL is the best in that range.

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              • BF2_Joe

                #22
                Originally posted by Leviathan
                hehe yeah those two cards beat it, but he is looking in the $270-$300 price range, I assume, and the X800XL is the best in that range.

                Like you guys said, who will never have to update for 4 to 7 years? me

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                • BF2_Joe

                  #23
                  Oh and i didn't that mutch research on the video card. :cry:

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                  • NoSoup4You

                    #24
                    By no means is it a bad card. However you must remember that video RAM is not the important thing when buying a video card. While it is important I would rank core clock and memory clock ahead of it.

                    And chances are, you will have to upgrade in 3-4 years anyways since games will be more demanding and the technology will be leaps and bounds of what we have today.

                    Dual cores on 1 card, plus SLi/Crossfire are all going to revolutionize what game programs and graphical artists can do with games. BF2 is just the begining.

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                    • Eddy01741

                      #25
                      Yeah, it's not a bad card, hope you got a good time playing BF2 on ultra high (well at least i am with my 256mb X800XL), so i guess, enjoy!

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                      • Nitemare

                        #26
                        Originally posted by KingOfKhaos
                        By no means is it a bad card. However you must remember that video RAM is not the important thing when buying a video card. While it is important I would rank core clock and memory clock ahead of it.

                        And chances are, you will have to upgrade in 3-4 years anyways since games will be more demanding and the technology will be leaps and bounds of what we have today.

                        Dual cores on 1 card, plus SLi/Crossfire are all going to revolutionize what game programs and graphical artists can do with games. BF2 is just the begining.
                        Yeah I can't ****in wait to see what the next few years bring. Especially with that physics chip coming out and whatever else. Once I get a job next year, I'm gonna start puttin off 50 dollars every paycheck if I have it after paying my car bill, and build up like 4000 dollars and buy a good as hell computer when all the new stuff comes out.

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