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Which Graphics Card?
#3
Posted 02 April 2003 - 05:13 PM
thanks for the reply.
so would you say 8x is not worth the hassel? worht getting a 4x instead?
so would you say 8x is not worth the hassel? worht getting a 4x instead?
#4
Posted 02 April 2003 - 05:33 PM
almost nothink changes from 4x to 8x.after all your motherboard supports 8x?
#6
Posted 02 April 2003 - 06:56 PM
i found this card ! what do ppl think?
Sapphire 9500 Atlantis 128MB DDR 8X AGP DVI TV-OUT
any experiences?
good or bad?
Sapphire 9500 Atlantis 128MB DDR 8X AGP DVI TV-OUT
any experiences?
good or bad?
#8
Posted 02 April 2003 - 09:51 PM
thanks BladeRunner ! you really seem to know your stuff !
ne ideas where i can get the pro version !!
RF
ne ideas where i can get the pro version !!
RF
#11
Posted 03 April 2003 - 12:28 AM
thanks for all your help, i am pretty sure i will be getting this card in the next couple of weeks now ! unless someone jumps in and shows be a much better card for the same price or less !!!
thanks again
RF
thanks again
RF
#12
Posted 04 May 2003 - 11:13 AM
ok to muddy the waters....
for best price/performance...............*drum rolls*
nvidia ti 4200 (4x agp)
for best price/performance...............*drum rolls*
nvidia ti 4200 (4x agp)
#13
Posted 08 May 2003 - 06:31 AM
nvidia ti 4200 (4x agp).... lol - u done your recent reasearch my friend... the Ti's are dead in the muddy water and u can get far better ATI cards for the price - quality comparison.
possible, but i would go against that with an ATI 9x series card - condiering the over all performance when you include AA and AF - it whips the ground with ANY TI card - not to mention the Dx9 compatiblity.
the 9500 PRO - also may i mention that you can flash the bios of the 9500 pro to convert it into a full working 9700 PRO
possible, but i would go against that with an ATI 9x series card - condiering the over all performance when you include AA and AF - it whips the ground with ANY TI card - not to mention the Dx9 compatiblity.
the 9500 PRO - also may i mention that you can flash the bios of the 9500 pro to convert it into a full working 9700 PRO
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