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#1 dragonmaster64

Member since 2003 • 6104 Posts

wow these cards are going to change alot of peoples gaming experience. i wonder how they will perform. can anyone tell me how the 8100GS is supposed to perform like abd any other info about these dx10 please tell me. thanks

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#2 dragonmaster64

Member since 2003 • 6104 Posts

can anyone please reply.

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#3 BigD

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No one knows, the cards aren't out and nvidia hasn't said anything.

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#4 frost_mourne13

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wow these cards are going to change alot of peoples gaming experience. i wonder how they will perform. can anyone tell me how the 8100GS is supposed to perform like abd any other info about these dx10 please tell me. thanks
dragonmaster64

Probably still pretty badly. It's a low end card, you know

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#5 DirkVDV01

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I have some info... The 8100GS is a cheap DirectX 10 capable card (similar to the 8300LE) Cost: approx. $49 What is the obvious downside? They only feature GDDR2 memory and 32 shaders. One slight advantage: just like all new G80 based boards built with 80nm architecture

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#6 jer_1

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The downside is that they are junk and not worth the $50 wasted on them. You should start saving and get at least a midrange card...

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#7 yellowjell0

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You shouldn't *buy* a low-end card like a 8100 GS. (which of course, isn't even out right now) If it comes with a prebuilt system, and you don't plan on gaming much, it will do a fine job surfing the net, playing limited games, and so forth. But if you are buying a card specifically....you are probably into gaming, or have advanced video needs, and in that case....get something like a 8600 or higher. It's worth it. Really.

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#8 dragonmaster64