How much better is this card?

more specs:
6200:
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BFG GeForce™ 6200 OC
>> Bus Type AGP
>> Memory 256MB DDR or 128MB DDR
>> Core Clock 375MHz (vs. 350MHz standard)
>> RAMDAC Dual 400MHz
>> API Support Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0, OpenGL for Microsoft® Windows®
>> Connectors VGA, DVI-I, S-Video Out
>> 281 million vertices/sec

7300GS:
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NVIDIA GeForce 7300 GS
>> PCI Express®
>> Memory 256MB DDR2
>> Core Clock 575MHz (vs. 550MHz standard)
>> RAMDAC Dual 400MHz
>> Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0 and lower, OpenGL® 2.0 and lower for Microsoft Windows®
>> Connectors VGA, DVI-I, HDTV
>> 431 million vertices/sec.

Are vertices/sec a good way of telling how good it is? because there is a big difference in them.

BTW those specs are off BFG techs website.

and please stick to the question, and not recomend other cards :P Thanks.
 
Huge differance. the 7300 is much master. Its PCI-E and has a higher core speed. You would notice a big differance in performance specialy if you use benchmark
 
benchmarks mean nothing to me, dont care what my score is, i care hwo it runs :P but thanks for the input, makes me less skeptible or doing me and my freinds plan for both of us getting a new video card...
 
also i know some pci e cards need extra power, correct? Where do i plug this in and whatdoes the conenctor look like, i have a fairly high quility PSU, so it should have one, if its nost just the same power as a floppy gets which is my asumption but i could be wrong.
 
Arm_Pit said:
also i know some pci e cards need extra power, correct? Where do i plug this in and whatdoes the conenctor look like, i have a fairly high quility PSU, so it should have one, if its nost just the same power as a floppy gets which is my asumption but i could be wrong.
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I am not sure if they all have a separate connector, but some definitely do. And no, don't try to plug a floppy connector into it :rolleyes:

It looks like this:

power-connector.jpg

the black 6-segment thing on the right
 
The 7300 is better, but not great. One of those cards is AGP and the other PCI-E, which do you need? What's your budget?

If the card needs external power (most at this price range don't), it should come with an adaptor.
 
[-0MEGA-] said:
You never told us what one you needed.

The 7300 would be much better.
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If you read my posts, its irrelvent to my question.

How much "better" is better, like percetage wize? I wasn;t sure because the memory is onlly 64bit which would hold it back at least a little.
 
Welll i got the 7300, even though it only has 64bit memory, its about 20% faster i'd say, It was worth the 40$ though.
 
fade2green514 said:
yea, they're both crap... theyre for like, watching movies lol
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If you think they are both for watching movies your an idoit, i'm going to leave it at that.

I used to game with a MX440, I could play most games with that(damn games with pixel shaders), now with my BGF Tech Geforce 6200 I can play all games, i can play BF2 on high settings no AA, and Fear on Med-High, It's all about knowing how to use your pc. You coudl watch "movies" fine with a 8Mb video card, Belive it or not just 2 years ago I was "gaming" with one, it was a sys. Although my games were Starcraft and Battlezone 2, it means nothing, you dont even need a extreamly low end card to watch movies, you can easily play all games with a card less then a 6200.

Why do you even bother posting? how did that post help AT ALL? Are you here just to be annoying? When I post I at least attempt to make an effert to say something in the post that is usefull.
 
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My FX5200 plays all the games I want to play on high. Of course I don't play anything like Doom 3 or the likes, and nor do I game a lot, but it works for me.

@fade2green514

If you think the 7300 is crap, then why is your avatar the Nvidia 7series? Is that card not in the "7" series?
 
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