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[Solved] Nvidia Optimization

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I got a Nvidia 9500 gt w/ 1gb of DDR2 dedicated RAM. I didn't do ay research before buying, and when I checked later, I found out that it isn't that great of a card. However, it is the best Nvidia card I can get becase the rest need 6 pin/ 8 pin connectors and i don't have those. I Dont want to switch to ATI because of driver horror stories, but if the perfromance difference is so much. If there is any way to optimize the VC to somewhat close the performance gap, then plz let me know. i want to do some video photo sound editing, and be able to play games like COD4 only pretty high graphics. Any reccomendations?

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If you can, return the card. Get at least one that has gddr3, also, all those stories about ATI drivers arent true, anymore than if you started pollong nVidia owners about their problems.
My advice, return for something better
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If you can, return the card. Get at least one that has gddr3, also, all those stories about ATI drivers arent true, anymore than if you started pollong nVidia owners about their problems.
My advice, return for something better

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Reply to jaydeejohn

my budget is 75.00. any reccomendations? thnx for answring.

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Reply to ahem

none of those stories are true, ATI's 4670 doesnt have a 6\8 pin requirement and will murder even a 9600gt.

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Reply to rambo117

Good advice from rambo, or at least get the gddr3 version

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Reply to jaydeejohn

I also agree with Rambo he is giving you sound advice

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Reply to Hard Line

It is the nVidia section, and was trying to stay within those bounds, but I totally agree with rambo
Sometimes I hate giving advice

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Reply to jaydeejohn

jaydeejohn wrote :

Sometimes I hate giving advice



as do i sometimes.. skim through this and youll know what i mean http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/ [...] s#t1976012

....some people....

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Reply to rambo117

Not you ahem, it was more being an nVidia request, and my reluctance to offer ATI.
Unfortunately, every once in awhile, as we try to help someone, we end up getting chewed out, as some people already have their minds made up, and unless your advice doesnt fit theirs exactly, well....there you have it

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