Whats better ati radeon hd 4350 or Nvidia GeForce 9600gt

joe3

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i just bought a 512MB radeon 4350 to replace my 128MB GeForce 7500le but theres no big difference... how come?
 

king game

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if you can get the 9800GT its great or even a 4850 would be a good card if you are gaming at 1280X1204

make sure you have a certified 500W psu for great power supply
 

jryan388

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There is a gigantic gap in performance between the 46xx series and 45xx and lower. Get a 4650. It will perform many times better than the 4350, and it's still only ~$50
In case you're wondering the 9600gt is a great card too, better than the 4650 if I remember correctly. It won't disappoint either but the 4650 is the best for the money.
 

joe3

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cheers guys how do i find the W of my psu, im kinda new to this you see... i can get discounted cards so as long as these are less than £100 in britain i can get the 100 ones for nearly 30 so all's good :)
 

joe3

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thans man you're being a great help, can u tell me if im right though... ths psu... its where you're main power cable goes in right... how do i change it over... iv got a 380W ready to go, any help at alls apreciated man :)
 
Your PSU that's already inside should work just fine with a low-power card such as the HD5670.

If you need to know how to change a PSU, follow these steps.

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Make a mental note, or draw a diagram of where all the cables from the PSU go.

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Unplug all cables from their respective sockets, making sure to not yank them.

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Unscrew PSU from back of case, take out.

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Insert new PSU, screw in

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Plug in the correct cables (the HD5670 does not require any connections other than being inserted into the PCI-E lane)

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Please make sure your cable arrangement is very tidy and clean. This small increase in airflow can make a worldly difference.
 

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If he wants AA which is very useful for such a small resolution then a 5670 will be worth it.
However I still recommend a tier less, like a 4670/5570.
 

joe3

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i've salvaged a 380W PSU and changed it from the 240, it works fine... iv also changed a few other things... i dont know the names though, haha, its jus the big central fan it runs quiter and it seems the card is working better with an increased power input is that usual? and with a 380w whts the best card i can now run?
 

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It (GT240) is probably between the 4670 and 5670, more in the range of the 4670. Be careful though to get the version with DDR5 memory, not DDR3, even if the DDR5 is only 512 mb. It should work for your needs, but may be slightly too expensive for the performance it gives.
 

seerwan

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joe3, the brothers above have advised you well.

i have a 4670.

Return the 4350 IMMEDIATELY; the 9600 GT is worlds better than it ,and so are all the cards mentioned above, i.e. 4650, 4670, 5570, 5670.
The GT240 is between the 5570 and the 5670.

The 5670 is alot better than all the cards maentioned so far, except the 5750, which is alot better, but it's too much for:-
1 - your monitor's resolution
2 - your Power Supply
3 - you budget

The 5670 is perfect as:-
1 - max any game you play at that resolution.
2 - NO EXTERNAL POWER REQUIRED - it will draw all its power from the motherboard.
3 - great performance for the price.

Btw, which processor do u have?
 

joe3

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i've put the order in for one :) with my discount im paying about £22 :) not bad hey?
 

joe3

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ARGH my guys been arrested for fiddling with stuff he shouldnt so the deals fell through... will a 380W psu power a card that needs 400w of power alryt or not... im thinkin what diff will 20w make?
 

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