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jac4593

jac4593

jac4593

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around £25-30 ? My maximum is £35 and it will be used in my new rig until ***** gets new stock of 8800GT's. I have 4GB ram and will overclock my E2180 + I have a 450W corsair.

If it will let me to play some games when I'm bored then Ill be well chuffed, but it has to be able to play FM08 (Pretty easy on the GFX I think).

Thank you all, I have allready ordered so need to change it before 4:30-5:00PM just in case.

Read the FAQ regarding competitors, JG
 
You'd be best looking at second hand, as tbh there's nothing remotely available for £30 new that will play games well nowadays, unless you find something like a clearance 7600GT etc.
Best bet would probably be a 7300 series new, but the non DDR3 versions are really quite slow.
 
[TW]Fox;10390656 said:
Whats the point? Why spend £30 on a temp card when you could just buy one of the OcUK GT's... now?
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Well I've bought from somewhere else (But bought RAM, case etc from OcUK). And just had a message that the Zotac 8800GT isn't available atm so I need to add something else so I can do with that till I wait for the Zotac to come. The one that I will be getting now will be used on the kids PC later.


Will it be better to buy a better card from a range of the past? Or a newer range but a worse performer in that range?
 
Cancel the other places GT, get one from OCuk, lose that competitor name. Buying 2 cards when you only need one is pointless, and will cost you more.
 
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