of these card: HD4650 (GDDR3) HD4670 9600GSO 9600GT :) Your asking about getting a 16 stream processor (SP) card with "fast" 128bit DDR2 memory, or a 32SP card with even slower 64bit DDR2 memory. My 8800GS can handle many games, but it has 96SP...

I prefer full-sized ATX mobos with on on-board video.. 8800GS (9600GSO) vs HD4670 OK, I wanted to say first off that the 9600GSO is the same as the 8800GS. However, I read that Nvidia planned on coming out with a 9600GSO that would be less powerful. If...

They say, if you want more info as to their testing methods, ask in their forums? What a joke. Fail ATI can compare it to whatever they want. Unless they actually price it in 9500 level, we're comparing it to 8800gs. :sarcastic: Since it appears that dagger's...

something faster. Also anything much faster will be bottlenecked by your cpu. 8800gs to a 8800gt is not a worth wile upgrade neither is going to a GF gt240 or ATI HD4670 since both those cards perform on level with 8800GS/9600GSO/9600GT. The lowest worthwhile...

prototype). i found this two cards for same prize my question which one is better on games like (crysis,prototype) HD 4670 performs way better than a 8400GS for the both of card HD4670 is a clear winner (should be on par with GeForce 8800GS @ 9600GSO). as for...

problems with it. It should run modest games fairly well when paired with a mid-range graphic card. I'd say nothing above an 8800GS/9600GSO or maybe the HD4670, otherwise you start running the risk of a CPU bottleneck. (Note: I was running an 8800GTS-640...

MORE WELL HE SHOULD GET SOMETHING NEW ALSO OK thanks He isn't much of a gamer. Agreed on $50. Brand new It would take about $80 (or as low as $50 after rebate) to beat it. (HD4670, HD3850, 8800GS, 9600GSO) If he isn't a gamer, tell him that's the best...

again :P The way I see it, here are the matchups: The HD4870 giving the 9800GTX+ and original GTX260 a beating. The HD4850 giving awesome performance, and giving the 9800GTX and 8800GTS a beating. The HD4670 is a serious contender with the 8800GS/9600GSO,...

4850 in there, assuming sufficient AMPS and stability on the 12v rail, but I really wouldn't risk it. As for the 8800GS/9600GSO it depends on the price as to whether or not I would say to go for it. I just got a 9600GSO 512 upgraded from a 128Mb 8300Gs and...

the $100 mark. The 8800GS = 9600GSO. (the one with the 192bit memory.) Both of these cards stock are equals with the 4670. Any of these cards are fine for mid/low res gaming like 1440x900. One advantage to getting the 8800GS/9600GSO is that they overclock...