Im looking at Upgrading my old 8800 gtc oc 320 card , to either 9800 gt 512 or 1gb or the 4850, my comp can handle either fine i got a q600 2.4 4 gig ram pciex16 express blah blah ,v-power 550 watt PSu nvidia sli ready jsut dont no which one to get
theres also the 9800gtx but that cost 340 bucks so **** that.
Mind u i can only go to one place to get them cause it is the only shop near me out of the cards below which one should i get.
Im looking at Upgrading my old 8800 gtc oc 320 card , to either 9800 gt 512 or 1gb or the 4850, my comp can handle either fine i got a q600 2.4 4 gig ram pciex16 express blah blah ,v-power 550 watt PSu nvidia sli ready jsut dont no which one to get
theres also the 9800gtx but that cost 340 bucks so **** that.
Mind u i can only go to one place to get them cause it is the only shop near me out of the cards below which one should i get.
Australia is a HUGE place, what sort of summer temperatures are you likely to get?
I`d go for the HD4850, but the Palit link does n`t give an image and the others are using reference coolers which dump their heat back into the case, hence my question about location.
If your case does n`t have great cooling airflow and you go for the 4850 I`d suggest you install something like this below it to draw the haet out of your system;
ye um u got ot remeber those u posted us links to video cards on newegg i am in australia once the price converted from us dollars to au dollars here i wil be paying 280 for it so no point getting from there, think i wil go for the 4850, atm i got like 80 or 90mm exhaust fan a another 90mm fan and a air cooler on cpu kinda hot here atm comp usually idles at like 44-46 atm it is like 50+ yes yes i no hot but that is austrlia 41+ degrees here atm no point in wasting 500 bucks on cooling **** when it is this hot wil only drop the temp by a degree or 2 , guess ill have to find a 4850 in au with a exhaust like a iceq4 or something like that
Either would be a sound choice.
If you do buy either and have temperature issues, you can always use the Control Centre to lower the clockspeeds and cool them a little more.
Yes, the ATI Control Panel is what I meant, go into that, activate Overdrive and lower the clockspeeds there, it`s just something that might be a problem in such a hot part of the world.
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