meh, a bit of a bottleneck, but nothing a little learning of CPU overclocking wont fix, that CPU hits 2.6Ghz-2.8ghz with the right setup. But if its just stock and so on...2.4Ghz. At higher resolutions say 16x12 and higher, you wont notice the neck as much, but lower, the games are more CPU intensive.
so what are you saying?also in newegg there seems to be 3 of the same cards in agp but difrent prices why is that http://www.newegg.com/Product/ProductList.aspx?Submit=ENE&DEPA=0&Description=xfx scroll down alittle and youll see it
yea when im older i will build a completely new computor uses some of the parts i have now like ram and gigs but as of now the money is from my parents and i just want a graphics card that can play games higher then low like my crappy a$$ fx 5500
Yeah go for it if you want. This is the model you should get.
I use to run an X1950 PRO with an Athlon 3500+ and I had no bottlenecks then. But you're 3000+ may cause some problems, and will probably stop the 7960GT from hitting full stride.
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