Cheap graphics upgrade from a 7600GT. Currently, I have an EVGA 7600GT. I got it for $80 a year and a half ago, and it has served me well for most of the games I have thrown at it. Recently, it hasn't been performing quite up to par, especially on Splinter...

Should I be afraid of the 4850's high temp??. I'm looking at upgrading the graphics card on my system (see sig) yet again. I recently upgraded from a 7600GT 256MB to a 9600GSO TOP 384MB; and although it was a performance jump to be sure, it was nothing even...

is important for higher resolutions and AA, and will give u a performance advantage - just look at the X1950XTX compared to the X1900XTX. If u want to upgrade, i suggest going for an X1950XT for 190$, while selling the 7600GT, or just buying another 7600...

know the bandwidth of 8x agp is a bottleneck for the 8800 series) You're too cheap to upgrade the rest of your system (I've said it before, $350 gets you a new motherboard, processor, 1GB of RAM, and a placeholder graphics card) yet you want to pay very hefty...

the 5000+ overclocks incredibly well and the M2Nsli-Deluxe is a good backbone, so im leaning towards a graphics upgrade or HD upgrade. This is my graphics card.....putting it into SLI with another would almost be doubling my performance....well not quite...

7600GT?. I seen a good deal on a 7600GT on newegg and was curious if a 7600GT is worth the money to upgrade over a X1600 pro that I currently have? Both are 256MB cards Thanks. I seen a good deal on a 7600GT on newegg and was curious if a 7600GT is worth...

system is an AMD 2600+, 1.5gb ram, x800xt graphics and i play wow with a solid 30+ fps, rare occasion it dips below 20 at 1600x1200 resolution. And don't go shoving a new PC down his throat just yet, if he upgraded to a 7600GT or 1650XT graphics it would...

Dell E510 and radeon x1600. Hey, its about time to upgrade an ancient graphics card in my Dell E510...currently have a Radeon AllinWonder x800...anyone know if it can handle an Radeon x1600 xt? or anything in the x1600 series?. Hey, its about time to upgrade...

screen (ensuring the irritating person next to you can see it), and hit this link repost PC2 4200 isn't bad, and 2 gigs sure as hell ain't bad. Less sticks is optimum but where as your not conformantly upgrading to faster ram, go for the cheapest (1 or...

upgrade to a 7600GT or x8xx type of card, and expect a very nice improvement from your 9600Pro. Even lesser cards (6600GT, 6800XT) will result in a noticeable improvement in your case, if you can get them on the cheap. An athlon XP 2000+ system paired...