what graphics card should i get for my amd.....

i have around $150 and im looking at the price range around $150-$200fnevaeva

Get a nice inexpensive but good Radeon 4670ferret-gamer

What is good about those 4670 I've seen a lot of people recommend them but they are more expensive and worse performance than a 9600GT. What gives?

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]Get a nice inexpensive but good Radeon 4670teddyrob

What is good about those 4670 I've seen a lot of people recommend them but they are more expensive and worse performance than a 9600GT. What gives?

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]Get a nice inexpensive but good Radeon 4670teddyrob

What is good about those 4670 I've seen a lot of people recommend them but they are more expensive and worse performance than a 9600GT. What gives?

[QUOTE="teddyrob"]

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"]Get a nice inexpensive but good Radeon 4670ferret-gamer

What is good about those 4670 I've seen a lot of people recommend them but they are more expensive and worse performance than a 9600GT. What gives?

Performance is a poor though. 9600GT is almost recommended minimum these days.

[QUOTE="ferret-gamer"][QUOTE="teddyrob"]

What is good about those 4670 I've seen a lot of people recommend them but they are more expensive and worse performance than a 9600GT. What gives?

teddyrob

Performance is a poor though. 9600GT is almost recommended minimum these days.

Not everyone has the cash for an i7 and 4870x4.

Not everyone has the cash for an i7 and 4870x4.

Captain__Tripps

They don't and I don't see that being recommended here though. I do see comparable prices and products with the 4670 and 9600gt though. The 9600GT is by far the better product performance/price ratio.

[QUOTE="Captain__Tripps"]

Not everyone has the cash for an i7 and 4870x4.

teddyrob

They don't and I don't see that being recommended here though. I do see comparable prices and products with the 4670 and 9600gt though. The 9600GT is by far the better product performance/price ratio.

Yes it probably is, but doesn't the 9600gt require a better PSU? Also, if he doesn't upgrade his CPU something less than a 9600GT is probably warranted, unless hes planning to upgrade that soon.

what is a psu?

Yes it probably is, but doesn't the 9600gt require a better PSU? Also, if he doesn't upgrade his CPU something less than a 9600GT is probably warranted, unless hes planning to upgrade that soon.fnevaeva

what is a psu?

PSU stands for power supply,the little box the powers up your pc.Also,at that price range,I'd recommend at least a 9800gt(goes for around $140),and could save up for a better processor to keep up with it.

I upgraded from onboard graphics, the PSU is a Thermal Take 500w PSU. THen I got a 8800 GT it run all games and programs. I can run crysis at med settings, and all other games on high or max settings. So it would be a good for you to get that card.Neubauer4

[QUOTE="Neubauer4"]I upgraded from onboard graphics, the PSU is a Thermal Take 500w PSU. THen I got a 8800 GT it run all games and programs. I can run crysis at med settings, and all other games on high or max settings. So it would be a good for you to get that card.imprezawrx500

My brother has that same X2@ 2.2G coupled with a 8800gts (g92) and a cheap 20 buck 500w(12v rail @ 26amp) power supply, and i have tested it and it runs crysis at high on a 21" screen(cant remeber the rez) with fraps showing 25-40 fps (edit/ forgot average 35fps)spikes during battles. Your processor is good enough for either a 9600gt or 8800gt/9800gt.