Graphics Card

Discussion in 'General Chat' started by Disguised, Sep 22, 2007.

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    My PC has a built in crap and I want to upgrade it but I've no clue what Graphics card I should go for. The only purpose of that card would be playing games nothing else.

    I was checking www.inno3d.com but still no clue. I need a PCI Express card.

    what do you think about this one: Inno3D Geforce 7300 GT ??

    Any help would be appreciated

    Thanks
     
    Disguised, Sep 22, 2007 IP
  2. Im The ONE

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    I too was thinking of buying Geforce 7300
    but now I've changed my mind and thinking of buying Geforce 8500GT.
    The prices of the two vary a little but the 8x series has advantage that its Directx 10 compatible so it has a future proof.
    On the other hand 7x series is more for gaming and 8400-8500 is basically for enhancing video, 8600 and 8800 for hardcore gaming.
    You can checkout the prices at http://copystars.com/video_card_319_ctg.htm
     
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  3. Disguised

    Disguised Notable Member

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    Well as I mentioned above the main purpose of buying this would be playing games. I'm not a hard core gamer so I don't need something really big or advanced. I just want a graphics card that is good to run some of the latest games.

    Thanks for mentioning Directx 10 (I totally forgot that). Still confused what to go for :(
     
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    I had the problem of PCI-Express also. I was about to order 30" monitor when I realised I needed dual-dvi graphics, and for that I needed a PCI-Express slot, and for that I needed a new PC. :(
     
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    Haha, atleast you get a new PC now with the monitors now :p
     
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    That would be nice if I had :

    $2000 for the screen
    $1400 for the card that dell reccommeneded
    $4000 for a decent PC.

    :)
     
    Hecky, Sep 22, 2007 IP