Please help me on this:
I read recently the Toms hardware x1900 GT Tale of two cards article. The Sapphire and Powercolor are both factory stocked and so is the Connect 3D model, the card that i am currentlly thinking about getting because of the 100 dollar rebate available via newegg.
But, just when tomshardware made x1900 GT a good buy over the 7900 GT for the popular resolutions of 1024x and 1280x, i found this website read the whole article and their tests proved nvidia's 7900 GT to be the victor even in the 1024 and the 1280 resolution categories in most of the same games tested on toms. I am aware that maybe the different systems they used might have had influence or the settings used, but it seems both sites have used settings players would be interested in.
http://www.pureoverclock.com/article36-1.html
These are the cheapest cards i found for price/performance on newegg, please help me decide between these two.
Connect 3D x1900GT $200 dollars
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814142068
MSI 7900GT Overclocked $240
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814127218
I have heard about the noise from the 7900GT but the heat problems with the x1900GT, i know that excessive heat can cause loss in performance, please take this into consideration and also if there are any other video card deals underneath the 300 dollar mark that prove to be better than these solutions please feel free to post them.
Thanks for reading my plea for help.
I read recently the Toms hardware x1900 GT Tale of two cards article. The Sapphire and Powercolor are both factory stocked and so is the Connect 3D model, the card that i am currentlly thinking about getting because of the 100 dollar rebate available via newegg.
But, just when tomshardware made x1900 GT a good buy over the 7900 GT for the popular resolutions of 1024x and 1280x, i found this website read the whole article and their tests proved nvidia's 7900 GT to be the victor even in the 1024 and the 1280 resolution categories in most of the same games tested on toms. I am aware that maybe the different systems they used might have had influence or the settings used, but it seems both sites have used settings players would be interested in.
http://www.pureoverclock.com/article36-1.html
These are the cheapest cards i found for price/performance on newegg, please help me decide between these two.
Connect 3D x1900GT $200 dollars
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814142068
MSI 7900GT Overclocked $240
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814127218
I have heard about the noise from the 7900GT but the heat problems with the x1900GT, i know that excessive heat can cause loss in performance, please take this into consideration and also if there are any other video card deals underneath the 300 dollar mark that prove to be better than these solutions please feel free to post them.
Thanks for reading my plea for help.