Is there much use in overclocking a video card? (8800GT 512MB). What would a "safe" overclock really do? Would it me imperceptible unless you volt-modded it, stuck a huge fan near it and cranked the speed way up? I don't want to have to get a new video card...

Go 8800gt sli or new card?. Hi guys, first off I'm currently running q6600 evga 750i 4gb ram 22inch monitor @ 1650 x 1050 Res 8800gt overclocked. I need some opinions for the following options. I have a friend who has a 8800gt and I was thinking...

on the 8800gt. As rgeist said, you will be severally bottlenecked. Go for a cheaper card, or upgrade your whole system. yeah pci-e x16 of course...now the 8800GT is ddr3....will it still run on my motherboard currently running x550 ddr2? yes i'm considering...

crysis very well. I also don't really think that an 8800GT would be too much of overkill. On that same note, if you are looking for a cheaper card than the 8800GT and wan better performance(supposedly) than the 8600, I would wait until ~19th of November...

to upgrade my graphics card (8800GT) to something a little faster for the new COD game? If so, can anyone recommend a good bang for the buck card? Thanks in advance.. I recently upgraded my monitor to a 24" running at 1900/1200. My CPU is a Core2 DUO E6850....

150 for the 8800GT is total rape. If you can do your own install, look to newegg.com for a much better deal. I ran my 9800GT - MSI factory overclocked on a 400w power supply. The 9800gt is the same exact card as the 8800gt. My 12v ratings were dual rail...

as the dependant card with the 8800GT being the one whos VRAM is being utilized. Thank you.. Okay, from what I understand, Gcards in SLI do not share VRAM. So, here is my question. I have a 8800GT 512mb card. If I were to buy a 8800GT 1Gig card, could I...

notice any burn smell or see burn marks. Shouldn't this combo of mobo and 8800GT be running at 1600x1200 on high at 70FPS? What the hell? The old hardware was on a HP with a 7600GT 256M and i was getting 50 FPS. Now this 8800GT can't get 10 FPS. Any...

until the newer GPU's from nVidia come out. Otherwise the Limited Lifetime warranty is a good reason to buy eVga. At a minimum I'd go with the 9600gt followed by the 8800gts (g92) 512mb card. The 8800gt is nice, but if you don't get one with a better cooling...

at higher resolutions. If you have a 19" monitor, it would probably be more worth it to get a 8800GT anyway. Currently hard to fault either card. On newegg, it's $180 for a Quad pipe 8800GT or $200 for a GTS. Both after rebate, both MSI, both with the Witcher...