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nvidia is better for BF2.... well thats what im pretty sure of, cept my games retarded... i dont think its my 6800gt i think its the game itself, or somem essed up files. or internet. or something. im angry.
thats what i thought since the x1300 has a 450mhz CPU and the 6600 with only a 300-350mhz
i know nvidia is better since BF2 was tested on it and with Radeon cards, i notice little bugs here and there but from those cards it seems that the x1300 is the faster though unless u go for the better nvidias
thats what i thought since the x1300 has a 450mhz CPU and the 6600 with only a 300-350mhz
i know nvidia is better since BF2 was tested on it and with Radeon cards, i notice little bugs here and there but from those cards it seems that the x1300 is the faster though unless u go for the better nvidias
confusing post... but there is no reason why ATI wouldn't work better, just depends what you're willing to spend. On the high-end, the best deal right now is the x1900xt over the 7800gtx 512. In the Mid-high range, the 7800gt is probably the best price/performance model.
confusing post... but there is no reason why ATI wouldn't work better, just depends what you're willing to spend. On the high-end, the best deal right now is the x1900xt over the 7800gtx 512. In the Mid-high range, the 7800gt is probably the best price/performance model.
x1900xtx is like 1% better than 7800gtx 512 but only in some games, bf2 for example. 7800gtx 512 wins in quake, chronicles of riddick etc... so if one is a hc gamer id tell him to buy the nvidia card. It also overclocks quite nicely :p
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