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suggestions for new gfx card

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  • 17-11-2006 10:29am
    #1
    sharpjaws
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    Hey guys, i have been out of touch from all the tech stuff for quiet a while now. am gettin some cash in very soon ( around 3- 400 euros) i currently have a 7900GT( almost 3 months old). I was thinking :rolleyes: should i sell this current card for around 250 euros , then get my self a 8800 gtx ? or should i just spend 300 euros and get one more 7900GT ? pls help me decide :)


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    8T8
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    8800GTX is the simple answer.

    As to why better in every department possible;
    Better image quality
    Better AA
    Better AF
    Better at DX9
    Good architecture for DX10
    Better at OpenGL
    Better than a 7950GX2 which is basically 2x7900GT SLI setup.
    Unified architecture makes it better at console game ports from Xbox360 or games developed for both platforms.

    The only thing you need to check is that you have a 500W PSU as that is a requirement you cannot go under.


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    sharpjaws
    Closed Accounts Posts: 205 ✭✭sharpjaws


    8T8 wrote:
    8800GTX is the simple answer.

    As to why better in every department possible;
    Better image quality
    Better AA
    Better AF
    Better at DX9
    Good architecture for DX10
    Better at OpenGL
    Better than a 7950GX2 which is basically 2x7900GT SLI setup.
    Unified architecture makes it better at console game ports from Xbox360 or games developed for both platforms.

    The only thing you need to check is that you have a 500W PSU as that is a requirement you cannot go under.
    o cool! 8800 GTX it is then :) thx for the info


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