I Need A New Graphics Card

Discussion in 'Gaming' started by twiisted_kaos, Feb 21, 2006.

  1. .DeFuZioN

    .DeFuZioN Well-Known Member

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    bugger you dont have agp or pci-e.

    Dont bother, if you must get a 9250 pci card.
     
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    in the future... the 7300 makes a better card for media centers than it does for gaming though. There's also the fact he said his computer was several years old. PCI-e didn't even exist.


    in the end it does not matter though since he has neither AGP nor PCI-e and is incapable of using a somewhat recent card.

    the most powerful card you could get would be either the GeForce 5500 or the radeon 9250

    take a look around, unless youg et a new motherboard, that's all you can take. I personally owned a radeon 9250 and it plays most newer games on low. I have not owned a 5500 and canno say this for sure, but I think it may outperform the 9250. At your budget a new motherboard is out of the question and if youg ot one you'd probably want to replace your processor as well(it is rather weak)

    just snatch a 5500 or a 9250, I'll google some bench marks and get back to you with the results.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList....ATTR17=&ATTR18=


    after talking to him on AIM, I found ou he mostly uses DX games or games ported to both so the 9250 looks like the better choice

    the question is though, is the 9200 better than the 9250? I have read that in some cases it is
    http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList....chInDesc=radeon

    both are in the same price range...
     

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