It's better, but don't plan playing latest games. Ati cards prices are going to drop, so you can possible get a good deal for a 4870/4850/4770. What monitor do you have and what games do you tend to play? If you don't play games, you can keep 7600, or even G100.
7600gT + 1280x1024 + 4600x2 = 2x1GB 800mhz 4-4--12 = 40-50fps with a lagspike of 20-25 randomly that what i ad longtime ago and it was all on max for texture : not for shadow / view distance how ever but pre-build pc are bad he bough a Quad Core that came with a Lame G100 Cause he didn't know how to build a pc
there for he asked if that pre-build as better gpu then is 7600 but he didn't SAY If it 7600GS OR GT
7600gT + 1280x1024 + 4600x2 = 2x1GB 800mhz 4-4--12 = 40-50fps with a lagspike of 20-25 randomly that what i ad longtime ago and it was all on max for texture : not for shadow / view distance how ever but pre-build pc are bad he bough a Quad Core that came with a Lame G100 Cause he didn't know how to build a pc
there for he asked if that pre-build as better gpu then is 7600 but he didn't SAY If it 7600GS OR GT
marcthpro
The guy in the shop i bought it at said the G100 would be better than my old card (the 7600), im not going to lie I dont know much about hardware etc. What a wanker for lying.
IT all About powersupply :because you see : most of pc from 2005+ as PCI-E which is compatible with any card ofcourse it better to have 2.0 by small little % but it won't matter that much i heard so for single gpu solution it more like when you have two PCI-E 2.0 : and that you sli / Crossfire that in theory you get a overall performances boost VS PCi-E 1.0 because the Bandwith transfer rate is much bigger
either way this guy at shop who said G100 as the G100 OEM : and not G100 (9800GTX code name) > 7600GS /GT he is in the bad batch of information for most of game you play and also you know in canada i bough a 8800GS for 65$ for my dad pc after MIR and it more powerfull then 7600GT By a Lot but not any near as 8800GT
but if you get a 9600GSO it better then 8800GS : and also low power consumation and will work on ur PC for Almost sure it is know to run on those 350W PSU that where sold 5 year ago : you barely see a 200-350W sold Else then HP Pavillion Mini-PSU that they sell in there MICRO-ATX motherboard / case
Ya it works fine with Oblivion I had a 7600gs ran it on high settings
How? I had a AMD 3800+, 1Gb RAM, and a 7600GT OC and it lagged even on medium 1280x1024.
I used to run Oblivion with AMD 3400+ 2GB RAM and 7600GT at 1152X864 with most settings all the way up apart from shadows, and it was playable, but was mainly at 20-25 fps and in worse case scenarios, it did drop down to 15fps
well that quite normal Chris : because AMD 3400+ is Quite Weaker then 4600x2 but i say i have played it on oblivion and i was having 40-50fps performance with texture stuff at highest but not shadow / view distance at max but nearly but as soon swaped to my new computer i get obviously so high fps that it never drop under 60fps with all max on 1920x1200 vs 1280x1024 with lagspike back there
well that quite normal Chris : because AMD 3400+ is Quite Weaker then 4600x2 but i say i have played it on oblivion and i was having 40-50fps performance with texture stuff at highest but not shadow / view distance at max but nearly but as soon swaped to my new computer i get obviously so high fps that it never drop under 60fps with all max on 1920x1200 vs 1280x1024 with lagspike back there marcthpro
Yeah, I used to struggle with FEAR and Call of Duty 2 when i had that setup, Even when i stuck a X1950 pro in, it didnt improve much, i guess at the time, i thought that CPU was more powerful at the time. Im loving my current build, Oblivion runs great, however it still seems to slowdown dramatically when there are a lot of charactors on the screen, mainly in towns, but when im in Great Forest, it runs great, as when it was in my previous system, it was one of the worse areas for fps.
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