Best AGP?

[L0rdMike]

Might buy my self a new card as one of my comps is running on a 9800se.

Just wondering now as I have given up with computers for ages now so its all new to me again whats the best AGP card to get?

 

[J.D]

X1950 Pro. £135. Sorry £152. The HIS X1950 I wouldn't touch the now as there's loads of reports of dodgy things happening with them at the moment. Stay away at all costs is my advice to you .

Here is a x1900 worth it. http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=GX-137-SP&groupid=701&catid=56&subcat=403

Or you could wait a few weeks to see what Nvidia bring to the AGP table. I think it's going to be 8600 or something and will hopefully challenge the x1950.

 

[Sean_UK]

X1950 Pro is the best (if you get one that actually works) close 2nd goes to 7800GS+ & iirc the best version of the GS+ is no longer around to buy new since they only made around 1500 units.

Both great cards and cant go wrong with either one.

 

[melbourne720]

Have a look here. I try to keep it up to date:-

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17686356

 

[FatRakoon]

I have a long list of HIS cards that are dead or dying.

I am unsure that I have had one for longer than about 5 or 6 months before Artefacts started showing up come to think of it.

The ICEQ ones funnily enough are the worst piles of utter junk I have ever had the misfortune to buy, and as for tryign to get a replacement from them, I had to go through the small claims court in the end and even they were ignored for over a year.

So, avoid HIS like the plague

LEADTEK seem to be good ones for me... I still have my trusty Ti4200 from way back and although its a poor performer by todays standards, its still going every bit as good as the day I got it.

 

[Zillio]

I have a long list of HIS cards that are dead or dying.

I am unsure that I have had one for longer than about 5 or 6 months before Artefacts started showing up come to think of it.

The ICEQ ones funnily enough are the worst piles of utter junk I have ever had the misfortune to buy, and as for tryign to get a replacement from them, I had to go through the small claims court in the end and even they were ignored for over a year.

So, avoid HIS like the plague

LEADTEK seem to be good ones for me... I still have my trusty Ti4200 from way back and although its a poor performer by todays standards, its still going every bit as good as the day I got it.

I have had similar problems with HIS