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Is this graphics card any good?

luckypapyrussam said:
yes and if you look, v low setting is what i asked for, as long as it runs... thats ok, and a framerate that wont look like 5 frames a second...

Sam.

If you're going to play games on the very lowest settings I wouldn't bother. Tried Prey on lowest and it looks around Quake 2 era of gaming. From the looks of crysis probably require X1900XT, perhaps even Crossfire. I can understand your annoyance as I had Nvidia 440. Just save up for a new PC, AGP is dead so little point getting fastest AGP as they're expensive compared to similar PCI-E.
 
dont udnerstand people who are trying to keep up with agp...why not just save for a coupla months and buy even a starter pcie system, atleast then you have the base to build it into something worthwhile instead of perpetuating a dieing technology

for £300 you could easily get a relatively cpu, mobo, ram, gfx card etc...nothing stopping you using your old hdd and psu to start with and then you'd have a system that you could upgrade with something good
 
Ulfhedjinn said:
Doesn't he keep saying that he doesn't care how games run as long as they do actually run? :confused:

yeah but he still hasnt answered my question, how can he look at the video for crysis and go "wow that looks ace, i can't wait to play that on minimum settings"
 
that link doesnt work

but im guessing your on about the 7900gs in thhis week only for £117.49

if so, then he already said (for god knows whatever reason) he is after an agp card and that one is PCI-E
 
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MuSsEr said:
dont udnerstand people who are trying to keep up with agp...why not just save for a coupla months and buy even a starter pcie system, atleast then you have the base to build it into something worthwhile instead of perpetuating a dieing technology

for £300 you could easily get a relatively cpu, mobo, ram, gfx card etc...nothing stopping you using your old hdd and psu to start with and then you'd have a system that you could upgrade with something good

or better still get a dualsata2 mobo or simlar so then you have best of both worlds agp+pcie :)
 
MuSsEr said:
that link doesnt work

but im guessing your on about the 7900gs in thhis week only for £117.49

if so, then he already said (for god knows whatever reason) he is after an agp card and that one is PCI-E

yeah i was m8 quality bargain that aint it hope overclockers keep the stock flowing :)
 
MuSsEr said:
yeah, how do you recon it compares performance wise to a 7600gt? coz my brother has a 7600gt and its christmas soon...

from the reviews ive read m8 if u overclock this card a bit you get the speeds of the 7900 gt and if you overclcock it loads then you will surpase the 7900gt amasing overclocker ive read so i think it would rip your 7600 apart get 1 onl;y 1 day left on this offer im trying to muster some money together to get 1 for tiommorrow hopefully ;)
 
Ok... so im pretty sure my thread has been highjacked... i dont think i have heard 1 peice of anythin constructive that will help me... not with the budget i have anyway, i really need help to find a decent AGP graphics card...
 
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or look on members market you got enougth posts

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luckypapyrussam said:
Ok... so im pretty sure my thread has been highjacked... i dont think i have heard 1 peice of anythin constructive that will help me... not with the budget i have anyway, i really need help to find a decent AGP graphics card...


Well mate I have to say that I had the Leadtek 6200TD 128MB card, it was AGP and it ran everything I threw at it, I had to run low/medium settings, but it ran everything. I could run BF2 at medium until recently when my system started to die and I had to run it all on min, I would get below 15FPS recently at med settings, but when it was running well it would run at like 40-90FPS, same on CSS and it ran FarCry well too. The 256MB version is a step up from mine, which means it'll be able to play games much easier than mine did at the lower settings.
I ran my 6200TD for years, when I bought it, it cost £90 which for me was a huge amount and I was weary of getting it due to the price.

Don't be put off by people telling you that because a new game has snazzy graphics that you have to play it at them, I've never had a pc that can play the new games at full.

To sum it all up, it's your money and in the end it's your choice. :)

-=EDIT=- @ Clearcut : People like to play games for the sake of playing them, not for the sake of the snazzy graphics, there is a storyline behind a game you know it isn't all 'oooh look at that effect' :rolleyes:

InvG
 
Hate to say this but I've seen the Leadtek agp 7600gt on pre-order for £116 somewhere else online. OCUK are usually the cheapest but it pays to check out a few sites.
 
Ulfhedjinn said:
It's called a budget. :rolleyes:

I think you are missing the point (won't insult you with any cheezy icons)
I would expect people to want to play Crysis for the graphics as that seems to be it's selling point.
Believe me I know all about budgets.
 
Clearcut said:
I think you are missing the point (won't insult you with any cheezy icons)
I would expect people to want to play Crysis for the graphics as that seems to be it's selling point.
Believe me I know all about budgets.
On the contrary, I think I'm one of the only people in the thread getting the point. The guy is on a very tight budget and will have to stretch it to get a 7600, I think he could care less about eye candy right now.
 
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