[QUOTE="frosted210"][QUOTE="luamhtrad"][QUOTE="frosted210"][QUOTE="Michael_2171"]Gainward Nvidia Geforce 9600gt gs
Is this ok for a new system?
luamhtrad
Not a plus at all, only the cards that have in 8 as the second number are any good for hardcore gaming..ie. 8800 9800 with the exception of the 7950 for the nVidia cards which is pretty much old by todays standards though.
Easy there turbo. The 9600GT is a solid card. In fact, it goes toe to toe with the 3870.
I understand what your saying but to upgrade its not really a plus for that rig he is building. Since this a gaming site I figured it's a gaming computer and to furutre proof it an 8800 or 9800 would be better.
But since he is not a 3870 (or smaller 3850) is best for his needs since it does have HDCP and HDMI compatibilty and if he chooses to get SLI you can use the Diamond Viper 3870 in an SLI setup with nVidia Chipsets cause of the XDNA which can run in both SLI (nVidia) and Crossfire (ATI)
Why would he not just get 2 9600GT's again?
55nm process technology
ATI Avivo HD Video and Display Technology
Game Physics processing capability
Up to 24X Custom Filter Anti-Aliasing
Built-in HDMI with Multi-channel 5.1 surround audio
Support for the ATI Radeon DVI to HDMI adapter
Unified Video Deoder (UVD) for Blu-ray and HD DVD
ATI PowerPlay energy conserving technology
For the stuff he actually wants in a card.
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