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  • nick_r_brown

    #1

    Gpu help

    I am looking at buying a new gpu but stuck what to get as i think by ctd,s are caused by lame graphics card action

    heres the list im looking at from tekheads.co.uk

    geforce7300gt
    radeon x800rx
    radeon x1650pro
    anyone got any other suggestions for around the £100 mark but must be an AGP card
  • Scinto
    Retired TGN *****
    • Mar 2006
    • 5387

    #2
    Re: Gpu help

    the x1650 pro looks pretty good, but would proberly get the HIS version from overclockers.co.uk,

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    • kulamonster3

      #3
      Re: Gpu help

      I personally would stick with the nVidia cards! They have not disappointed me or acted funny in anyway. My son's computer has the Radeon card and we have had issues with resolution settings and refresh rate settings for BF2.

      Just my 2 cents worth!

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      • Scinto
        Retired TGN *****
        • Mar 2006
        • 5387

        #4
        Re: Gpu help

        but theres not many nvidia cards around for under 100 quid

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        • nick_r_brown

          #5
          Re: Gpu help

          anyone got any opinions on the Geforce 7900 gs would this be a good card dont want top grade graphics as only got a 2600 processor and 1 gig of ram just want a smoother gameplay experience

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          • UNDIESRULES

            #6
            Re: Gpu help

            http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/s...html?NOV-76GSA

            Id go for this one, the most up to date youll get for less than a ton.

            Or as someone else said, a 1600.

            http://www.novatech.co.uk/novatech/s...html?SAP-X16P5

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            • nick_r_brown

              #7
              Re: Gpu help

              just ordered the geforce 7600gs, thanks for the link mate

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              • nick_r_brown

                #8
                Re: Gpu help

                well the novatech geforce 7600 gs is good priced but not worth ordering as for some reason the card is an agp but fitted with a pci express pwer supply socket........which doesnt come with the card apparently

                what a bummer

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                • UNDIESRULES

                  #9
                  Re: Gpu help

                  Thats not cricket.

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                  • Venomous

                    #10
                    Re: Gpu help

                    Originally posted by nick_r_brown
                    I am looking at buying a new gpu but stuck what to get as i think by ctd,s are caused by lame graphics card action

                    heres the list im looking at from tekheads.co.uk

                    geforce7300gt
                    radeon x800rx
                    radeon x1650pro
                    anyone got any other suggestions for around the £100 mark but must be an AGP card
                    Graphics cards arent always the problems on ctds its bf2s fault. I have dual 7900s in sli and it has ctd over 10 times

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                    • mlkmnz

                      #11
                      Re: Gpu help

                      That X800 should be better than the X1650.

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                      • nick_r_brown

                        #12
                        Re: Gpu help

                        im starting to get really confused now, nvidia cards are slightly more expensive than ati but ati cards usually have a higher spec, for example the geforce 7600 gs runs 400 mbps core speed while the x1600 runs 500 mbps, from everyones experiences which cards are better value/reliablility nvidia or ati


                        didnt think it could be so hard to get a replacement card

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                        • UNDIESRULES

                          #13
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                          It can be a job mate. The best thing to do is read up on the possible ones in your range, do your own assesment and go for it, im sure youll be happy with whatever you buy.

                          Try looking somewhere like this for comparisons.

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                          • mlkmnz

                            #14
                            Re: Gpu help

                            I agree undiesrules, read some reviews, don't just read off specs and numbers for the cards, they may not mean anything in the real world.

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                            • nick_r_brown

                              #15
                              Re: Gpu help

                              anyone know how well a 7300 gt runs i know you lot will blaze it as a inferior card but im just looking for an upgrade from my crappy 6200

                              cheers

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