I plead with you all to help me out with this.
I don't have the time to research all of the possibilities and would love it if you guys could point me in the direction of a new card.
My x800pro has just about had it. Strange visuals now appearing!
I want to stick with AGP for now please.
I've got Athlon 64 3400+ (I think)
1g ram
Would rather spend under £150.....£100 would be better.
I play COH and a little BF2.
I don't know the exchange rate, but look at the Radeon X1600 Pro, or better yet a GeForce 7600GT. Depending on how long you need your AGP system to last.
X800GTO - unlock the pipelines and u have an X800XL, wich u can overclock to an X800XT.
7600 GT - dont buy, X800GTO is better if u unlock.
X1950 Pro - best one, unless u want to unlock the X800GTO, and then u will have to decide beetween this and the X800GTO. They are both great for the price tag they come with. needless to say, if u dont unlock, buy this.
I notice the core speed of 420MHz given above is slower than the specs given in this forums sticky thread relating to the best video card for the money. Should I be looking for a 500MHZ card? Anything else to look out for?
It's a minefield!
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i have a x800 gto. how do i unlock the other 4 pipes? i'm just trying to eke some more time out of my agp system. it's an older dell dimension 8250 and has a bios conflict with the newer cards. would a x850 pro be an upgrade?
All I can find for now, there is a leadtek elsewhere, evga might be a good buy if you can find one, so that you can step-up if you need to later (<90days).
My bro has a P4 2.8, 1g ram....is the 7600 gt worth getting for this rig.
I don't want to put a great graphics card in an old machine if it's not going to be worth.
Although the X800 is a good card,the 7600 uses the latest sm3.0 and supports all nvidia latest features.The X800 is outdated but still is a very good card so either choice would be good here.Goodluck.
Dahak
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