Poll: What brand GFX card do you have?

[MeatLoaf]

So i was wondering what brand peoples GFX card was and the reason they chose that particular brand?

Was it price, warranty, availablity?

My current main card is EVGA which i got as it was at the time the cheapest 680 available. Same for the G210 in my HTPC, its MSI as it was the cheapest.

However in the past ive gone for the only card available ( BFG 8800GT nb launch day )

 

[AnthonyA85]

Currently using a ColorMaster HD 3850, got it when i built my current system just over 4 and a half hears ago (febuary 2008), my collage tutor helped me put it together, i'm planning to upgrade, i just can't figure out whether i want to stick with AMD and go for a 7950/70 or go for a GTX 660TI/70 card. I never knew choosing an upgrade could be so difficult

 

[arc@css]

Gigabyte : in case of rma, cooling, noise, temps, aesthetics & price.

 

[Speedy Pete]

Asus... was the cheapest lol

 

[Twirlywoos]

should have made a poll, but I have gigabyte

 

[shadow_boxer]

Asus... was the cheapest lol

Same

 

[foster grant]

Asus.. ( actually chose the wrong model lol )

 

[Litmoose]

BFG!...for the life time warrenty, that worked out well lol

 

[Nuclear Fusion]

MSI- Decent RMA process, good cooler, good looks and was a good price (mine also turned out to be a good overclocker compared to most 7950's, but that was more a coincidence)

 

[Nelly]

Currently MSI, I've owned more MSI and Gigabyte graphics cards than any other brand i.e. 3 each, they offer the best warranty's.

The MSI Lightning series are hard to resist regardless of cost.

 

[humbug]

Gigabyte, Price vs quality, noise and heat. In that it's Good, Good, Quiet And Cool.

 

[oweneades]

VTX / Powercolour (HD7970-X Edition)

Reason: 1050Mhz core HD7970 out of the box for £299, couldn't really say no TBH.

 

[RJC]

Gigabyte, on offer, quiet in operation and uk RMA.

 

[JamesM]

KFA2 as it was the cheapest at the time.

 

[andybird123]

EVGA - still warrantied if you remove the heatsink to fit a watercooling block, also the cheapest 670's I could find at the time which was an added bonus

 

[Rusty0611]

MSI reference and Gigabbyte WF 3x. They were the cheapest decent warranty combo for what I was looking for at the time (680 and then a custom cooled 680).

 

[HaloUK]

EVGA used here. Its my first EVGA card and im impressed with the look and feel of the thing.

 

['Wes]

Gigabyte.

 

[Gregster]

I went EVGA but sold that and MSI. Mine was based on warranty and cost. I feel the MSI LTG (which cost the same as my EVGA Ref card at launch) is a great purchase.

Generally I look on things like warranty/performance/price/connections (in that order)

 

[mattup]

MSI normally, but I have had EVGA in the past.

It all comes down to price and warranty for me.


Matt