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Help with graphics card decision

Keylow

Keylow

Keylow

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I'll be buying a new PC hopefuly next week (my current one has pretty much died and there's not a lot of point in buying replacement parts). Now I had had the HIS X1950Pro as a good decision, but having anotehr read around in the last 2 days, it seems the current batch are not great, with rattling fans and the cards being faulty on arrival, blank screens and such. Now I am reconsidering which card to get. Do I still go with the HIS x1950Pro and hope for the best, or do I go for an alternative, possibly the Sapphire Ultimate silent one instead. I will not be overclocking either. What will be the best thing to do considering I will be buying next week?
 
I really would not feel confident doing it. I'd rather have a card that just performs nicely out of the box. A lot easier for me. Overclocking takes time and I just want to jump straight in without having to worry really.
 
melbourne720 said:
Connect 3d x1950 Pro should be fine running at 1280 x 1024. Do you have a budget?
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Around £130ish. The less the better really. As it stands the Powercolor Extreme silent is at the top of the list. I'd much prefer one with a better than stock cooler and a mild overclock too. I do realize it's probably a bad time to buy, but my system is totally FUBAR and I need a new one ASAP.
 
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