Graphics card question

what is the difference between a VC GDDR and A VC DDR?

coz when i browse some shops in a mall in singapore, i did find a VC 512mb geforce 7600GS 256-bit GDDR $189 singapore dollars.

and i also found this: 256mb geforce 7600GS 128-bit  DDR $179 sinapore dollars.

what is the difference between a VC GDDR and A VC DDR?

coz when i browse some shops in a mall in singapore, i did find a VC 512mb geforce 7600GS 256-bit GDDR $189 singapore dollars.

and i also found this: 256mb geforce 7600GS 128-bit  DDR $179 sinapore dollars.

nic4games

the 256-bit is the memory interface, the bigger, the better. bigger interface = better memory bandwidth = bettercard.

also Gddr is supposed to be faster.

so its ok to buy the 512mb geforce 7600GS 26-bit GDDR?nic4games

noooooo, for now, @ least buy a 7600Gt, or a 7900Gs.

Got more money, get the best card: the 8800GTS for 250 only. 

[QUOTE="nic4games"]so its ok to buy the 512mb geforce 7600GS 26-bit GDDR?r3351925

noooooo, for now, @ least buy a 7600Gt, or a 7900Gs.

Got more money, get the best card: the 8800GTS for 250 only. 

thats a singapore dollars not US dollars

[QUOTE="nic4games"]so its ok to buy the 512mb geforce 7600GS 26-bit GDDR?r3351925

noooooo, for now, @ least buy a 7600Gt, or a 7900Gs.

Got more money, get the best card: the 8800GTS for 250 only.

The 320 mb version though.... BLAARGGHH!! (Avatar freak-out) 

will someone answer my question first so i can gather some reactions and answers from my question. nic4games

what is your question? no u shouldnt get that card, basically its worth nothing in games, so i suggest u buy a card called 7600GT. it's has almost the same price, btw man 1 USD = ? SINGAPORE D?

will someone answer my question first so i can gather some reactions and answers from my question. nic4games

first of all, DDR is solely pc ram, GDDR (G denotes Graphics) is the ram you find on graphics cards, and there is GDDR1,2,3, and 4, GDDR3 being the common among highend cards, GDDR4 in AMD/ATI's high end (X1950XTX), GDDR 1 & 2 are in the entry level and midrange cards usually.