Zotac

I think they're fine... haven't personally had one but I hear they are fine and are just cheaper versions of the more prestigious brands

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i'd recommend that for a 9800 GTX - EVGA is a good company with excellent support


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i'd recommend this for an ATI 4850, this MSI model comes with a copy of "The Witcher" which is a great PC single player RPG

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This is another ATI 4850, its from Visiontek who have good product support.


Anyways, make sure you do good research and shop around when you buy a product! 200$ for an 8800 GT right now is very overpriced!

i've noticed fxvideocards selling a lot of clearance stuff - are they good with RMAs?

cool, that 159$ 8800 GTS 512 is a legitimately good buy if you intend to overclock it =)

Hum, thx for the replies. But that zotac actually cost 169.99 minus $30 rebate. So what do you guys think? And no i dont have $200 bucks to spend on a card. The reason why i asked was because for the final cost. Another card i have in mind is this 8800gt. $169.99 w/ $20 rebate.
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The gts outperform the gt by 10-15%. If it's cheaper, there's no reason to go with the slower and more expensive card.

The 8800gts perform the same as 4850, but overclocks better and runs cooler. At that cost, it's the best bang for the buck.

That's true. But I still don't get it. For that 8800gt, you're paying $170 out of pocket, with $20 mir. For 8800gts, you're paying $160 out of pocket, with $40 mir. Even if you don't count on rebate, it's still $10 cheaper.
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