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Old 11-08-2009, 06:08 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Video cards: Rate Manufacturers ATI Radeon and Nvidia Geforce

What are the top 3 manufacturers of each... i rather buy from a manufacturer that is established and has the best ratings.. I dont wanna buy a card from a manufacture that has a poor rating then have the card die within a few months.. thanks guys
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So which is nbetter out of these 2 cards ?

http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/prod...GCB-XNGTS25OC1

http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/prod...=GCX-XNGTS2501

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I would go with XFX http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/prod...=GCX-XNGTS2501 , even if it means paying £10+


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I would still rather go with ATI, because imo, all Nvidia cards are overpriced.
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but sureley the bfg is better becasue it is oc ?
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or am i completley wrong lmao
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You can overclock a card yourself. However, i would recommend going with an Ati card at this price point:
http://www.eclipsecomputers.com/prod...de=GCS-XR57710

Best card for the money right now IMO, similar performance to a HD4890, DirectX11, overclocks well.


Also guys...i wouldnt rank Asus up there with XFX and EVGA, if you have ever dealt with Asus support you will know exactly what im talking about.
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so do you think that ati card is better than the geforce oc 250gts ?
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so do you think that ati card is better than the geforce oc 250gts ?
Quite easily....the GTS250 is just a 9800gtx for all intents and purposes. On the other hand, the 4770 beats out a gtx275 in most tests.
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