Gf FX5200 vs. ATI 9250

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  1. Yulyo

    Yulyo Member

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    A friend of mine has an GF 5200 video card 128 mb/128 bit. In GTA & NFS U2 it works horrible. The mouse is moving very slow. He can play NFS U2 ony with minimum detalis. He wants to buy now a "HIS Radeon 9250 128Mb DDRAM AGP 8X (128bit) TV-OUT DVI Dual Display".
    What's your oppinion about this video card? Is this card better than FX5200? He wants to play some games, but he is now a pc games fan. He just wants to play some games like GTA San Andreas & NFS UG2.
    Thanx all for your future answers.
    iulian
     
  2. Ragnarok2

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    I have FX5200 right now...and need for speed underground 2 works fine on LOW settings. Also, the FX5200 is 64-bit i'm pretty sure. Go and smack your friend in the face for being a retard and tell him to buy a GeForce 6600GT or a GeForce 6800.
     
  3. pro`noob

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    the 9250 dosen't include DirectX 9 support, the FX does so I would stay with the FX if I were you. I know they aren't the best card around but you can't beat them for the price you pay.

    My other PC uses an FX5200 and manages battlefield 2, half life 2 and serious sam 2 just fine at low to mid settings & NFS2 pretty much maxed out with little slowdown. I suspect your friend has less ram and/or a slower cpu than me if NFS2 looks really bad.

    If your friend is really unhappy with the current card performance then maybe he should be looking at a slightly more expensive card.
    I wouldn't reccomend the 9250 anyway.
     
  4. Yulyo

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    Intel Celeron 2,4
    MB Asus
    512 ddr 400
    i works just horrible
     

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