Thanks for the Advice but i have had geforces before and they were crap, i was thinking of getting a XFX 6600gt but it was like 50 quid more! and i dont have that, Ati graphics look better than Nvidia so im told?!
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There is no difference, whoever told you that is a fanboy. Take it from me, as I own both types of cards, the 6600GT is the best mid-range card out there and the graphical differences are minimal between the two companies.
Also, if you need AGP the X700 series is NOT AGP, it is PCI-Express only!
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Are you sure there PCI express only check my links above im sure they say AGP?! Anyway what do you think of the XFX 6800LE. Whats the best out of the 6600gt or the 6800LE? Theres alot of special offers on the 6800le
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nope its PCI-E i would still stick with the x700 its a cracking card, but ive been saving for a 7800GTX for a while.
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I've never heard of that company, and as far as ATI is concerned its PCI-Express. So that company obviously slapped the X700 chip onto an AGP card, which may effect it, because the architectures are different.
I still hold that the 6600GT is the best card out there, get an XFX 6600GT, and you'll be happy.
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If you need a great AGP card then I would suggest an x800 XL 256 MB. I used to have a 9600 Pro and with this new x800 the FPS quantity and quality is a phenominal jump forward.
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I would.... but... i dont have that amount of cash right now! i saw this on the net whoich is cheap!http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/produ...duct_uid=62510
this in dollars is about $303.97 thats the cheapest english site that ive seen the x800 pro most are about £290 or $494
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This is totally incorrect. I have an ATI branded X700 Pro and it is AGP. Here it is: http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage....=1108124982680Originally posted by KingOfKhaosI've never heard of that company, and as far as ATI is concerned its PCI-Express. So that company obviously slapped the X700 chip onto an AGP card, which may effect it, because the architectures are different.
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