In need of a good medium priced graphics card any suggestions?

Hi Kyle what site was they on ?

 

There ya go toiletman here are some possabilities
what ya think??

 

based on the 5 choice's you have there i would go for the 6600 as it has 8 pixel pipes (double what the others have) giving better overall performance , just out of interest do those price's inc vat ? if not you really are better off going for the 6600GT as it has DDR3 memory as opposed to DDR1, faster core & memory speed and will out perform the 6600 and the others in the list, the earlier link i posted for novatech is where i got mine for £122.19 all in, just my opinion as i went through all this the other week trying to choose a mid range/price graphics card, anyway good luck with your choice and let us know how you get on

 

6600. That's an excellent price for a brilliant card.

 

The geforce 6 6600 yeah toiletman!

 

Have a look here;

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/prod...2hvd19wcm9kdWN0X292ZXJ2aWV3&product_uid=75002

Mine rivatuned to 16 pixel pipelines & all but one vertex shader. My best 3D Mark 03 score is 10723. I am very pleased with this card.

Pulsar

 

Dammit i nearly had my mind made up and then you had to go and throw a spanner in the works.
lol
Well i am just waiting for a few quotes and thats gonna be the deciding factor here i think.

 

Sorry mate!! I am very pleased with the card. I prefer Nvidia chipset cards, because in my experience they make better drivers.

Pulsar

 

Hey guys do you know if I use the s-video out from the gfx card to my tv using s- video to 3 rca cables will there be a big loss in clarity/quality? about 25ft

thanks

 

It's only really worth while if you have an LCD or PLASMA screen tv as normal tv's don't really have enough resolution....here's some info on how to get connected----- http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/mce/getstarted/connecttv.mspx have fun

 

My 28" Panasonic TV is very competent at showing detail. It has its' limitations. I was pleasantly surprised at the results. It tends to fall away at the edges. When I have my flight sim on, I can read all the gauges in the cockpit.

Pulsar