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#1 codemasterzxc
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i have around 200 bucks for a card. i want to buy from new egg, tiger direct, or some other trust worthy site. nvidea preferably, ive been looking at 9600's 8800's and such, i just cant figure it all out. i want the most bang for my buck, i know what im doing when it comes to pcs, i mounted my own, right now im running duo core with 3ghz processors, 2 gb or ddr2, and my pci can handle anything, so its not an issue, i got space inside so im sure it will fit. i just need some help guys, tell me what ur using, maybe ill save up for a nicer one if its that nice

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#2 johnny27
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http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125225i

if u can save up some more miney get the 4870 i have above for 220$ after MIR.

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#3 RayvinAzn
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For around $200, the Radeon HD4850 is the best graphics card you can get. If you're adamant about using Nvidia would rather have their brand instead of the best performance, the 9800GTX+ is the best card you can get.
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4850>9800gtx>8800gt
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#5 Aldouz
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Radeon HD 4850 with aftermarket cooling...