We were hacked. Several times over the past two weeks, in fact.
While all passwords are encrypted and salted, it's recommended that you change your password here when you can.
Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
I am going to get a new video card, and i just read that the x1600Pro will be priced under $200. Currently i am looking at a 6800 (vanilla),but if suddenly ATI comes out with somthing just as cheap, but better, i would be ****ed. So, three questions: 1. Will the 1000 family come in AGP?
2. Will the cards really be priced this low?
3. Is Nvidia going to come out with a cheaper 7 series (AGP too)?
No, X1XXXX series cards as far as I know, will not support AGP interface anymore.
Yes, some of the cards maybe priced that low, however because they are not even in production yet, no one can give a final number. I would say around that mark would be a good estimate.
Yes, Nvidia will be releasing other 7XXX series cards, however I am not sure of the release dates at this time.
I see no reason as to why the 6 series cards like the GT/Ultras should not drop right now since a lot of people are moving to the 7 series and X1000 cards. NVidia and ATI will still have a pile of old GPU's to shift.
I got a 6800GT and it's still got plenty of horsepower to run BF2 at high settings.
sad to say, X1xxx's are PCI-E only and the way its looking, they wont go AGP =/
A 6600GT, 6800NU, or 6800GT AGP editions might serve you well, the lower card if you just want something to hold over til PCI-E, the higher end if you want the system to last as long as possible...
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