I am lost
- Thread starter holyshit
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Video cards were the hardest thing for me to decide on w/ my first computer build a few weeks ago. My head was spinning trying to swim through everything. If you have a particular need - post what you are looking to do - and board members will give you an idea of what you should be looking for - and read this article for best bang for your buck.
This article helped me choose a card ( updated monthly )
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-geforce-price,2323.html
XFX and EVGA are brands you can purchase with confidence - and I like to read newegg reviews as well before making a final decision.
This article helped me choose a card ( updated monthly )
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-geforce-price,2323.html
XFX and EVGA are brands you can purchase with confidence - and I like to read newegg reviews as well before making a final decision.
holyshit
New Member
Actually i am looking for a new computer. I just want to know what i specs i need for a video card to run any game out rigth now on at least high.
bomberboysk
Active Member
Right now the best singlecard solutions from ati and nvidia are the HD4890 and GTX285 respectively.
lovely?
Active Member
isnt the GTX 295 technically on a single pci lane? so who cares how many cores it has?
Bodaggit23
Active Member
I think he meant single gpu.
viper110110
New Member
the GTX 260 from nvidia seems to be a great piece of equipment
when getting any of these cards though, make sure you have enough room in ur case
when getting any of these cards though, make sure you have enough room in ur case
Bodaggit23
Active Member
GTX 260 is the lowest card in the GTX 200 series, but it is a good card.
lovely?
Active Member
it is a great card. the one i bought from newegg has stability issues but an RMA will fix that.
bomberboysk
Active Member
Just as long as its a core216, as the standard 196 core edition is less powerful in fillrate than a GTS250/9800gtx+, but the GTX260 has more memory bandwidth.