Graphics Cards Help!
World wide allies
25-05-2005, 18:05
So yes ..
I have both a laptop and a pc, and both their graphics cards suck. With the nagging lack of money I have, I shall obviously be upgrading the pc.
Now, the pc has a Intel(r) 84825G Graphics Controller. Useless.
I need a graphics card with Transform and Lighting, Direct x 9.0 Compatible and other lovely functions like that.
Could anyone suggest any Cheap (keyword) Graphics Cards that I could buy to support this, and where could I buy them from?
Thank you!
UpwardThrust
25-05-2005, 18:08
So yes ..
I have both a laptop and a pc, and both their graphics cards suck. With the nagging lack of money I have, I shall obviously be upgrading the pc.
Now, the pc has a Intel(r) 84825G Graphics Controller. Useless.
I need a graphics card with Transform and Lighting, Direct x 9.0 Compatible and other lovely functions like that.
Could anyone suggest any Cheap (keyword) Graphics Cards that I could buy to support this, and where could I buy them from?
Thank you!
AGP or is it new enough to have PCI express?
AGP or is it new enough to have PCI express?
For AGP I personal own a SAPHIRE 9600XT 256
Great solid card that solidly whomps all the 9k series except the 9800 pro and XT
Good price and have had great luck with SAPHIRE
PCI express (and I just built this one last week) I am using a SAPHIRE x700 pro 256
I LOVE that card as well like playing on glass just SMOOTH
UpwardThrust
25-05-2005, 18:11
Oh and ordering I almost always do through new egg ... GREAT luck with them as well
9600
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102335
X700
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102405
World wide allies
25-05-2005, 18:34
Yep, it's AGP.
Thanks for the advice, i'll have to check them out a little further :)
Anyone else got any suggestions?
Esrevistan
25-05-2005, 18:42
Any of the Radeon 9000 series.I have a Radeon 9250 and it runs Guild Wars at the highest settings just fine.
Those Intel cards do indeed suck. I would set it aflame if it weren't permanently attached to the computer.