^ What is the resolution of the monitor??? I ask this because if you have a low resolution monitor, then there is no point wasting money on a GTX 275...
^ Yup...
For that resolution, the GTX 275 is also a good buy...
But you can even check out the HD 4890...If that is cheaper, then get that card...the performance is similar to the GTX 275...
I have had ATI cards for years, and have always being systematic with driver updates (Driver sweeper and reboot before installing new ones) and I have never had a single problem with ATI drivers. I might be the exception that proves the rule, but IMO driver issues are most often from user error. It is only the least computer savvy of my friends that have issues with their drivers (ATI and Nvidia equally).
true enough, but i think ill stick with nvidia, like the idea of ambient occlusion and tbh im too used to nvidias control panel dont think i could go back to catalyst control center lol, thanks for the advice, and confirmation of my psus capabilitys