well I want to play at a high resolution. I don't mind paying more then 300$. I already have a 8800 GT but I want to play at higher resolutions and crap like 1900 by 1200 or something to those so gtx 280 it is thanks :).
well I want to play at a high resolution. I don't mind paying more then 300$. I already have a 8800 GT but I want to play at higher resolutions and crap like 1900 by 1200 or something to those so gtx 280 it is thanks :).blade55555
If your Mobo support SLI and your PSU is 600watt or higher... buying another 8800GT is definitely the best economically...
But GTX280 perform better than 8800GT whatever the resolution is...
[QUOTE="blade55555"]well I want to play at a high resolution. I don't mind paying more then 300$. I already have a 8800 GT but I want to play at higher resolutions and crap like 1900 by 1200 or something to those so gtx 280 it is thanks :).Aldouz
But GTX280 perform better than 8800GT whatever the resolution is...
[QUOTE="blade55555"]well I want to play at a high resolution. I don't mind paying more then 300$. I already have a 8800 GT but I want to play at higher resolutions and crap like 1900 by 1200 or something to those so gtx 280 it is thanks :).Aldouz
But GTX280 perform better than 8800GT whatever the resolution is...
[QUOTE="blade55555"]well I want to play at a high resolution. I don't mind paying more then 300$. I already have a 8800 GT but I want to play at higher resolutions and crap like 1900 by 1200 or something to those so gtx 280 it is thanks :).machine_B
But GTX280 perform better than 8800GT whatever the resolution is...
What size in my monitor... if your anwser is 22" or smaller then... upgrading is a complete a total waste.. You won't see any games come out in the next year that will make the upgrade worth it.
[QUOTE="blade55555"]ATI is a waste as i'v said before I refuse to buy from them as they gave me constant problems with their graphics cards.g0ldenboy
like? sounds like a personal problem or you're like an nvidia fanboy for life or something ha.
I'll tell you. From 3 cards i'v bought from them. All of them had problems in 1 way or another. My games would never run the way the card was supposed to run them. I buy nvidia and they work for me.
Dont get caught up in the hype, GTX280, blah blah, and blah.. Remember, the 9800GX2 is essentially two 8800GTs in one card. So an 8800GT in SLi is the way to go economically. Save a lot of money and dont have to feel it in the pockets. If you have a monster rig, then get GTX280 so you can SLi that later on, or 3-way SLi.
[QUOTE="blade55555"]ATI is a waste as i'v said before I refuse to buy from them as they gave me constant problems with their graphics cards.blade55555
like? sounds like a personal problem or you're like an nvidia fanboy for life or something ha.
I'll tell you. From 3 cards i'v bought from them. All of them had problems in 1 way or another. My games would never run the way the card was supposed to run them. I buy nvidia and they work for me.
I bet your an ati fanboy for life :).
actually no im not a fanboy. my current desktop has an 8800gt on it. i just dont want you to give someone false information on the best card out there currently because you have a grudge against the whole company.
I'll tell you. From 3 cards i'v bought from them. All of them had problems in 1 way or another. My games would never run the way the card was supposed to run them. I buy nvidia and they work for me.
blade55555
Sounds like the problem was BKAC, or you just had a lot of bad luck. I can understand the latter problem, but it's been my experience that people who prefer one company over another despite overwhelming evidence to their ignorance. ATI has worked fine for millions of people, as has Nvidia. I've had problems on both sides of the fence quite a few times. My friends EVGA 7300GT recently had its fan seize up, and it blew four capacitors. Another friend had his X800GTO apparently running well over 100c for months, and the card finally bricked. I've had issues with both Nvidia and ATI board partners regarding warranty issues, and I've had equally annoying drivers issues with both companies. If I gave up on one or the other after a time or two, that would be foolish. Giving up on a particular board partner for selling you crap is one thing, but not the whole company.
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