Midrange card

Bigger, faster midrange storage from IBM on the way

Published on May 12, 2005

IBM has added a new 4Gbps storage system to its midrange line-up. Read more

ATI releases new mainstream card into the gaming arena

Published on October 17, 2006

ATI today heated up the battle in the midrange of the graphics field, offering a new contender for Nvidia 7900 GS graphics cards. The manufacturer claims that the new Radeon X1950 Pro will offer 10 to 35% more more gaming performance than its its competitor and - for the first time- includes native Crossfire support by default. Read more

Crucial launches Radeon X850 XT graphics card

Published on March 09, 2005

Crucial, mainly known for performance system memory modules, today announced a new high-end graphics card. Read more

SanDisk intros 512 MByte micro SD card

Published on July 13, 2005

Samsung claims it is first to offer a 512 MByte microSD card. Read more

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Published on December 12, 2008

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02-19-2005 at 06:35:57 PM

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Would i be right in thinking that i 6600gt is the best midrange card you can
get for the average cost(£150).

thanks
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"Blu-Ray"
2600+Sempron (O/C @2.046Ghz)
512Mb DDR 400
9600 pro 128 (O/C @ 425/540)
Gigabyte 7VT600P-RZ mobo with 400mhz fsb
Raidmax cobra case with 420w psu
Dual 12" blue CC's
5 80mm fans, (sounds like a jet, lol)

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02-19-2005 at 06:35:58 PM

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"Veritech" <avis.dalrymple@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:NoGRd.1955$Y2.788@newsfe2-win.ntli.net...
> Would i be right in thinking that i 6600gt is the best midrange card you
> can get for the average cost(£150).
>
> thanks
> --
> "Blu-Ray"
> 2600+Sempron (O/C @2.046Ghz)
> 512Mb DDR 400
> 9600 pro 128 (O/C @ 425/540)
> Gigabyte 7VT600P-RZ mobo with 400mhz fsb
> Raidmax cobra case with 420w psu
> Dual 12" blue CC's
> 5 80mm fans, (sounds like a jet, lol)
>
>
>

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