What vid card is better?
A GeForce FX 5200 256MB DDR AGP Video Card or Sapphire RADEON 9550 ATLANTIS 256MB DDR AGP8X??? i need an answer please cuz im gonna buy one vid card soon, thanks PS= i have 15-Pin VGA
A GeForce FX 5200 256MB DDR AGP Video Card or Sapphire RADEON 9550 ATLANTIS 256MB DDR AGP8X??? i need an answer please cuz im gonna buy one vid card soon, thanks
PS= i have 15-Pin VGA
PS= i have 15-Pin VGA
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I like the Radeon Series. I have the 9600 Pro. AWSOME card. I'm not sure what the specs are on the 9550 but the 9600 pro outperformed the mid range Nvidia cards.
My 9600 Pro played Doom 3 and HL2 perfectly. May I suggest a 9600 Pro. You can find one for about the same price as the 9550 if you do some shopping. I dont know if the 9600 Pro comes in a 256mb flavor though.
I have used both Nvidia and ATI, and the ATI cards typically produce better visual quality in general both 2d and 3d.
Hope this helps.
My 9600 Pro played Doom 3 and HL2 perfectly. May I suggest a 9600 Pro. You can find one for about the same price as the 9550 if you do some shopping. I dont know if the 9600 Pro comes in a 256mb flavor though.
I have used both Nvidia and ATI, and the ATI cards typically produce better visual quality in general both 2d and 3d.
Hope this helps.
I just realised something in everest, it says : AGP velocities suported: 1x, 2x, 4x. But most of 256 ram needs 8x AGP so that means i can't buy it?! omg... if so.. is there any way to upgrade my AGP velocity capacity without building or buying a new comp? thanks all and sry for the posts...
If your motherboard says that it is AGP 2.0, it supports AGP 4X, so if you want to go to AGP, the FX5200 will work. On the other hand, the FX5200 also comes in a PCI version; so if you are in a quandry about your AGP support, buy the PCI card. The FX5200 was designed as a low-end graphics card mainly for business computers. It can play games but don't set your expectations too high.