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i using nvidia geforce 6600gt
i using nvidia geforce 6600gt
What is your graphics card?
Showoff...
Here's mine...
Note it's got dual processors too! (The two white knobs)
And here's my modem....
Note it's got dual processors too! (The two white knobs)
And here's my modem....
Well I currently have a nVidia GeForce FX 5200, and I find it satisfactory for my gaming needs. I'll probably upgrade to a better graphics card in the future.
Also LOL to the above poster's post.
Also LOL to the above poster's post.
9800xt, getting a x800xt soon. 
ati mobility raedeon 9700...
well i have a notebook..
well i have a notebook..
| S3nd K3ys wrote: |
| Here's mine...
Note it's got dual processors too! (The two white knobs)
And here's my modem....
|
haha , that is funny 2 knob = dual core 20 knobs = 20 cores?
lolz.. nice.. I got a NVIDIA GeForce 4 MMX SE 64MB and im stuck to it.. **sad 
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Nvidia Ti4200.... 128 mb, im gonna upgrade soon 2 a - asus v9999 gamers edition ( tuned 6800 card ) 
128 mb, im gonna upgrade soon 2 a - asus v9999 gamers edition ( tuned 6800 card ) I use a ATI Radeon 9200. It works great and it is all i really need.
Right now I have a crappy nVidia 4 MX 480 128MB card. With my new 'puter that I'll be buying end of September I'll have an Asus Extreme AX850 256Mb PCI Express
i have an nVidia FX5200 Plus, it sucks. it is a PCI card cuz i dont have an AGP or PCI Express slot 
(damn eMachines) but i want to get a new PC with an ATI X800XL (Best card for under $300) and an Athlon 64 3200+
(damn eMachines) but i want to get a new PC with an ATI X800XL (Best card for under $300) and an Athlon 64 3200+Saddest part is I know I have an ATI something, but I have no idea what it is.
It has a TV Tuner, a nice little refresh rate and the whole nine yards, call it state of the art as of a year ago.
I really should be more mindful of the software that I use to get the job done shouldn't I?
It has a TV Tuner, a nice little refresh rate and the whole nine yards, call it state of the art as of a year ago.
I really should be more mindful of the software that I use to get the job done shouldn't I?
hey i hav a savage4 pro card with 32mb ram and say what,,as soon as i bought it, the damned s3graphics guys stopped suipport for it. even when downloading drivers from chinese sites,,its the slowest ever,,doesnt support any games. it gets so hot,,it burns coz it doesnt hav cooling fan.
STRONG RECOMMENDATION IS NOT TO BUY ANY GRAPHICS CARD FROM SAVAGE4,,coz u never know..
GE force is the best card conmmpliant with maximunm games
STRONG RECOMMENDATION IS NOT TO BUY ANY GRAPHICS CARD FROM SAVAGE4,,coz u never know..
GE force is the best card conmmpliant with maximunm games
I got a NVidia GeForce 6600 256 MB, PCI-Express. Runs basically everything I throw at it with max settings 
i have GeForce 6600GT PCI-Expres the best one evaluated in the market quality and price
i've got a ATI Radeon 9200 128mb, but i'm getting a Radeon X700LE 256mb PCI-Express 
I have a geforce3 ti300 and a geforce4 mx420 (about the same).
I own all you.. Dual 7800gtx's in SLI
Presently I am using a 256MB GeForce FX 5700LE
ok according to my current requirements.
ok according to my current requirements.
i've got a Trident Blade 3d 8mb card. it's the slooowest ever. plus it's intergrated and my motherborad doesn't have a AGP slot. damn!
Wish list, ATI x800 or something with a Gigabyte Motherboard and AMD processor.
Wish list, ATI x800 or something with a Gigabyte Motherboard and AMD processor.
GeForce 4 MMX 440! The worst!!! I relly must by new!!!
I recently got the Radeon 9800 Pro....I WAS planning on getting 6600GT from nVidia but it looked like my machine had a compatability issue with Geforce chipsets!!
So....I settled for the 9800, which IS a good card but....it runs TOO hot for my comp.
I can barely play a simple 3D game before the computer restartes. Even with the case off AND a short standing fan blowing hell hard on to the board it would restart. It takes a little longer mind you but....doesn't help.
Any suggestions???
So....I settled for the 9800, which IS a good card but....it runs TOO hot for my comp.
I can barely play a simple 3D game before the computer restartes. Even with the case off AND a short standing fan blowing hell hard on to the board it would restart. It takes a little longer mind you but....doesn't help.
Any suggestions???
I have a MSI - ATI Radeon 9500 (128 mb and 128 bit).
It works great. The potential of overclock is very very well.
Actually, it is a ATI 9600
It works great. The potential of overclock is very very well.
Actually, it is a ATI 9600
I use a GeForce 2 MX 200. It works fine.
ATI Radeon 9200SE 200/166 @ 270/223.
It sux
It sux
I use a Gigabyte 6600GT OCed @ 500/1000.
I have a GeForce 3 Ti 200 64mb in my desktop a Radeon 9000 Mobility 64mb in my notebook.
| caaltt wrote: |
| I recently got the Radeon 9800 Pro....I WAS planning on getting 6600GT from nVidia but it looked like my machine had a compatability issue with Geforce chipsets!!
So....I settled for the 9800, which IS a good card but....it runs TOO hot for my comp. I can barely play a simple 3D game before the computer restartes. Even with the case off AND a short standing fan blowing hell hard on to the board it would restart. It takes a little longer mind you but....doesn't help. Any suggestions??? |
Does your motherboard have AGP 8x support?
If not, I think you should get your motherboard upgraded.
Sometimes, when the graphics card is latest and the motherboard is an old one, it does have a problem trying to match up to the card's speed.
This is often indicated by games crashing within minutes or system restarting when you're using some high-end 3D software.
Geforce2 MX 200....
I have an NVIDIA 5700LE that thinks it is an NVIDIA Quatro FX1100. The drivers are much more efficient for the Quatro, and the GPU is essentially the same... My processor is a Pentium 4 @3.2 gHz (originally 2.1). My case is a custom case that I am adding a window to and added several ventilation fans to cool my overclocking. My case came originally as a micro ATX case, so the PSU mount was vertically mounted over my processor, so I de-cased my PSU and hard-mounted it on the roof of the case so it would allow more airflow to the processor. I probably will invest in watercooling soon, as my computer sounds like an airplane taking off.
I m graphics card S3 Trio 64 
Mine is so old......
Random SE 9200......
Random SE 9200......
prithvi wrote:
Thanks for the reply prithvi...but my comp is a fairly new machine. Built it only about 4 months now, so....I've got everything necessary for a decent performance. The board is 8x supported, but the thing is that I had a 5200 fx prior to the 9800 pro, and it never worked properly on my comp. So...I'm wonderig if there is a problem with the AGP on the board. I think it's highly unlikely but...I'm running out of ideas. I did use an aged PCI VGA while I was waiting for the Radeon and it worked fine. Better than the 5200fx.
My last case resort will be to buy a second motherboard to test with.
Anyway....if you have any more suggestions I'll be glad to hear them.
Thanks again.
| Quote: |
| Does your motherboard have AGP 8x support?
If not, I think you should get your motherboard upgraded. Sometimes, when the graphics card is latest and the motherboard is an old one, it does have a problem trying to match up to the card's speed. This is often indicated by games crashing within minutes or system restarting when you're using some high-end 3D software. |
Thanks for the reply prithvi...but my comp is a fairly new machine. Built it only about 4 months now, so....I've got everything necessary for a decent performance. The board is 8x supported, but the thing is that I had a 5200 fx prior to the 9800 pro, and it never worked properly on my comp. So...I'm wonderig if there is a problem with the AGP on the board. I think it's highly unlikely but...I'm running out of ideas. I did use an aged PCI VGA while I was waiting for the Radeon and it worked fine. Better than the 5200fx.
My last case resort will be to buy a second motherboard to test with.
Anyway....if you have any more suggestions I'll be glad to hear them.
Thanks again.
I'm still using the old Radeon 9600XT which I purchased for $99. That was a decent price at the time (1.5 years ago)
9200vivo 256meg using both dvi and vga outputs
My graphic card is MSI GeForce Fx 5200 TDR 128 MB and I havemany problems with it for example with Gta:VC and GTA:SA
I have an ATI 9600 non pro All in Wonder card. It may not be the fastest card out there but the features (cable tv in, RCA composite in/out, S video in/out 4 display capability 2tvs, 2 moniters, and video capture.) that the card really out weigh the speed plus I have been able to bearly overclock it to pro speeds it was really hot though. I had ramsinks on it ab 80mm case fan blowing on the card with the stock black heat sink. I did not leave it there though because after several days it started generating errors and once I took it back down to stock speeds and it went away.
video card? whats that? 
my laptop just has 32MB of shared Video RAM... still manage to run UT2003 on it though!
my laptop just has 32MB of shared Video RAM... still manage to run UT2003 on it though!
I have Geforce 5200 FX , i got this becuase it is a cheap card and is very powerfull, its a good card for its price. You can play anything you want, they all work including all games.
9800 pro
I have a ATI Readon 9200se atlantis 256mb
***ATI RULE!!!***
***ATI RULE!!!***
I'm using nVidia PixelView GeForce FX 5700 with 256 DDR on-board.
At work I have an ATI Radeon 9200.
At home I use S3Trio64V+ - with 1M of memory
What can I say, I'm an old fashion guy...
At home I use S3Trio64V+ - with 1M of memory
What can I say, I'm an old fashion guy...
I just reciently upgraded from my older graphics card whitch was an ATI Radeon 9600se 128mb and it is not a gaming card.. or so ive been told.. So i went out and bought an ATI Radeon 9550 256mb card... And it works fine for me.. i get around 50-60 FPS in counterstrike source.
ATI Radeon 7500 - yup, i know it's old but hey it still plays Quake III/dota
athlon64/x2 4800+ (overclcokt)
Intel 815E motherboard. built in card.. 
GForce FX GO or something 2600? cant remember the number its 64meg and ive never had any problem with it (playes Lineage 2, Wolfenstein: ET, Warcraft 3 etc.)
its on a laptop so not exactly a major gaming set up.
its on a laptop so not exactly a major gaming set up.
| csbarracks wrote: |
| athlon64/x2 4800+ (overclcokt) |
Thats not a graphics card... thats a CPU lol
X850 XT on Crossfire. That's right, two X850 XTs. Everything 1600x1200 6xAA/16xAF. Can't get much better than this. Did I mention a brand new NEC MultiSync 20.1" LCD?
i have geforce mx2 64mb . peace of crap now , but three years ago it was wonderful . now i have problems which most of all new games .
at my pc i have an fx5600 xt 256mbs
and in my notebook ati mobility raedeon 9800 128mbs
and in my notebook ati mobility raedeon 9800 128mbs
Not been into much of gaming lately.
I have a 9800 pro 128 mebs 256 bit from powercolor
Completed DoomIII and HL2 on it.
I have a 9800 pro 128 mebs 256 bit from powercolor
Completed DoomIII and HL2 on it.
I have a dreadful SIS integrated card - and oooooh boy, if you see it - run as fast as you can (the other way). It's terrible and not in any way enough to do even Halflife 1. Sigh (it seems to be mostly on laptops).
9600 XT ATI @ 580/640... nearly 100mhz over stock 20% increase... sweet... plays HL2 well... its all good... and most importantly it was cheap... [/code]
[/code]Gainward FX 5600.. 128MB AGP.. semi-low-end. Does what I need it to tho.
well i've got this sucky on-board gfx, that is making me some troubles but whatever. I've got other two computers one with one gfx 5200 which is a pretty cool gfx.
The other pc got's an onboard too lol
The other pc got's an onboard too lol
yo guys have a flying graphix card....i only have my old nvidia 64mb geforce...
Just bought a MegaSpeed 9600 Pro 258mB 128 mb AGP x8 for 88$ lmao.
Nice card.
Nice card.
| Helios wrote: |
| Just bought a MegaSpeed 9600 Pro 258mB 128 mb AGP x8 for 88$ lmao.
Nice card. |
256Mb 128Mb?
You mean 256bit?
radeon 9800 pro 128MB
I dont see a reason (now) to get a better card, unless you do graphic design or movie editing.I get all the benefits of DX9, smooth play with 6x anti aliasing, I expect this card to be good for the next year or year in a half. The reason people buy more expensive cards, it's not cause their faster, cause a $200 card will handle the weight of the current games and such, it's because people do not want to spend money upgrading in less than 3 years time. From experience I found that a video card will last with smooth play and full graphics for about 3 years. Besides if your proccessor is not fast enough, that 500 dollar card you buy gives little to no improvement. So I suggest instead of getting the biggest and best video card, get a better proccessor and evem more ram. The only thing that will always improve software performance, no matter what software you use, even if you're using a damn command line OS, is ram. So recap of what should be upgraded first:
1. CPU (and mobo if need be)
2. RAM
3. Video Card/HD (depending on your current Hard drive, i.e. if you now have a 5400 RPM HD, then upgrade to a faster HD first)
4. Sound Card.
I dont see a reason (now) to get a better card, unless you do graphic design or movie editing.I get all the benefits of DX9, smooth play with 6x anti aliasing, I expect this card to be good for the next year or year in a half. The reason people buy more expensive cards, it's not cause their faster, cause a $200 card will handle the weight of the current games and such, it's because people do not want to spend money upgrading in less than 3 years time. From experience I found that a video card will last with smooth play and full graphics for about 3 years. Besides if your proccessor is not fast enough, that 500 dollar card you buy gives little to no improvement. So I suggest instead of getting the biggest and best video card, get a better proccessor and evem more ram. The only thing that will always improve software performance, no matter what software you use, even if you're using a damn command line OS, is ram. So recap of what should be upgraded first:
1. CPU (and mobo if need be)
2. RAM
3. Video Card/HD (depending on your current Hard drive, i.e. if you now have a 5400 RPM HD, then upgrade to a faster HD first)
4. Sound Card.
I've got an ASUS Radeon9600XT/TD. Performs very well for the price. I recommend using the latest omega drivers to get the most performance out of your graphic cards. => http://www.omegadrivers.net/
GeForce Go 256mb 6800 Ultra
mmmm so awesome... plays half life 2 like a charm gotta love the decent graphics you can get in that game.. insane....
mmmm so awesome... plays half life 2 like a charm
gotta love the decent graphics you can get in that game.. insane....i have a nVidia GeForce FX 5200 128MB but im getting the ATI All-In-Wonder package
nvidia geforce mx400 64 mb
Mine is a 128MB GeForce4.. i think its a bit outdated since games nowadays demeand more power.. i guess it high time for me to change cards.. any suggestions i plan to make the jump frm Nvidia to ATI..
I've got NVIDIA GeForce FX 5600XT Ultra, and it works just fine for me and my games.
| Cragger wrote: | ||
256Mb 128Mb? You mean 256bit? |
No!
there are no 9600 series that work with 256 megabit.
I said that i have 256 mega Byte(B) and 128 mega bit(b).
When you say Byte you write a capital B and when you say bit you write a regualr b.
damn..
| Neus wrote: |
| GeForce Go 256mb 6800 Ultra
mmmm so awesome... plays half life 2 like a charm gotta love the decent graphics you can get in that game.. insane.... |
same here
Diamond Viper Radeon x600PRO 256MB
My video card is a 256 MB GeCube Radeon 9550.. ts really great its too bad that my RAM is low.. (384MB) .. I have made the jump from nvidia to ATI.. ATI is very good. and i have no complaints regarding their customer support.
I'm a hardcore gamer and this vid card really answers my needs.. I guess the next thing that i should invest is a pair of 512MB of RAM
.. I have made the jump from nvidia to ATI.. ATI is very good. and i have no complaints regarding their customer support.
I'm a hardcore gamer and this vid card really answers my needs.. I guess the next thing that i should invest is a pair of 512MB of RAM
I am still using GeForce MX 440, 64MB, 64bit.
I dont need better, cause I dont play games. I use my computer only for work, i-net and movies. That`s all.
I dont need better, cause I dont play games. I use my computer only for work, i-net and movies. That`s all.
I have a 128MB XFX GeForce 6800 Regular. It plays most everything at high, if not the highest settings at pretty good framerates. Still think I should've gone with GT or Ultra, but oh well.
I have one of the very first ATI Radeon Vivo with 64 mb of ram... When i've bought it was called just Radeon vivo... now it's recognized by Win Xp as "Radeon 7200 series"...
i use a ati radeon X300 256mb and i'm pretty happy about it... it's a nice vidoecard to play games on it
I use a ATI Radeon 9550 128MB DDR / 128 BITs , i made overcloacking.
I play Quake III, Unreal tournament 99, and Pro Evolution Soccer in 1280 x 1024 resolutions.
I play Quake III, Unreal tournament 99, and Pro Evolution Soccer in 1280 x 1024 resolutions.
I have a pretty old graphics card. A nice Visiontek Geforce3 Ti500 with 64MB. I'm still pretty happy with it though as I rarely play any video games anymore and the video games that I do play aren't exactly graphic heavy. Such as Gunbound, Counter-Strike and Warcraft 3.
| gh0stface wrote: |
| I have a pretty old graphics card. A nice Visiontek Geforce3 Ti500 with 64MB. I'm still pretty happy with it though as I rarely play any video games anymore and the video games that I do play aren't exactly graphic heavy. Such as Gunbound, Counter-Strike and Warcraft 3. |
if you got a 128MB card then you could keep it around for a couple of more years. Now it would be wise to upgrade at the beginning of next year
| Omego2K@ wrote: | ||
if you got a 128MB card then you could keep it around for a couple of more years. Now it would be wise to upgrade at the beginning of next year |
Well, considering I really don't play any graphic intensive games, there really isn't any point in upgrading my video card at the moment. All I really do on my computer is surf the internet, check my email, watch movies, listen to music, and type up documents of sorts. So I am still content with what I have. Eventually, I might upgrade it. But if I do, I'm going to build a whole new system.
| psycho207 wrote: |
| I own all you.. Dual 7800gtx's in SLI |
flying computer hehe
nice guys i have a asus ati radeon 9600 se its good for its age but for nowadays games it suks
im going to buy a nvidia geforce 6800 ultra its the best grafic card leaving out the 7 series
im going to buy a nvidia geforce 6800 ultra its the best grafic card leaving out the 7 series
Currently I have a GF MX 440 64 MB. But soon ill save a new system with a 6600GT or a 6800LE.
My graphic card is Gygabyte Radeon X800 XL and I am very pleased with it. I have never had a better graphic card before. Half-Life 2 on 1280 X 1024, anti-aliasing 4x, and all highest graphics didn't go below 60 fps, and that is very good if ask me!
This card has my recommendation!
This card has my recommendation!
Yea
ive got a 64mb DDR NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 420 With TVout
its an ok video car though the s-video out pisses me off with theity resolution that you get when you go to a tv thought thats probly just caus i got an old tv and not a high definition tv.
ive got a 64mb DDR NVIDIA GeForce4 MX 420 With TVout
its an ok video car though the s-video out pisses me off with theity resolution that you get when you go to a tv thought thats probly just caus i got an old tv and not a high definition tv.
mine is just a built-in Sis 630. its slow and an actually looking for somebody who have a PCI Video card for sale.. Its frustrating that my motherboard doesnt have an AGP slot.. If you are going to check the market today, PCI vieo cards are actually more expensive than the AGP.. so if anybody has a spare PCI video cards there, kindly send it to me..
My graphic card is geforce 5570 PCI EXPRESS 128 mb's
LOL
IT'S A "BOMB"
LOL
IT'S A "BOMB"
i got an nvidia 6800 gt and i love it im an X ati freak now that i got it
using nvidia as well, forgot the specs tho, just dont ask, too lazy to check :p
Diamond Radeon x600 PRO 256MB PCI-ex16
Only a 8mb onboard graphics on a via motherboard. . Still I can play some quake or ut.
. Still I can play some quake or ut. | silentpark wrote: |
| ati mobility raedeon 9700...
well i have a notebook.. |
I need help with my ATI MOBILITY RADEON 9600/9700 Graphics Card, its driving me insane. I can't barely play a game with 64 mb recomended, when I get in the game, i play for about 10 seconds or so, and then it freezes and says error: ATI DISPLAY DRIVER HAS STOPPED RESPONDING, then it goes into a 640x480 4bit color mode and makes me reboot, it does this every time i play a game!!
i have 256 MB RADEON 9600 card.. it kinda suits my needs as a gamer and designer
NVIDIA GeForce MX 440 SE.
Yeah kinda old, but I don't play that many games anymore. Once I get round to playing Half-life 2 I suppose I'll upgrade
Yeah kinda old, but I don't play that many games anymore. Once I get round to playing Half-life 2 I suppose I'll upgrade
i have a asus 6800gt 128mb ddr3
I have a raedon 7000 with 86 mb of ram.
is it good?
is it good?
Diamon Viper V770 16Mb
ie. Riva TNT 2 with 16 Mb or RAM
I may upgrade soon, its a bit slow
ie. Riva TNT 2 with 16 Mb or RAM
I may upgrade soon, its a bit slow
| EN-Archives wrote: |
| i have 256 MB RADEON 9600 card.. it kinda suits my needs as a gamer and designer |
I have the same............one
I have Ati 9800 SE 256Mb.
I've got an Asus 7800 GTX EN. Quite nice
I have a Radeon 9200 and it works fine..
dont luagh but i have a super old video card
Geforce 2 ..
i know i know i should buy a new one but a really dont care about
my pc even if my pc get broken i wont get it fix cuz i just dont care ..
Geforce 2 ..
i know i know i should buy a new one but a really dont care about
my pc even if my pc get broken i wont get it fix cuz i just dont care ..
ATI mobility Radeon 9700 (128 MB)
I am using the NVidia GeForce 6600 256 MB
I usually play Counter Strike.....its a waste of money buying graphic cards...coz my fren dont have one and still can play CS...":"?
I usually play Counter Strike.....its a waste of money buying graphic cards...coz my fren dont have one and still can play CS...":"?
Sis 6326 8Mb AGP
one ****
i want a better. but
missing money
one ****
i want a better. but
missing money
I use a recently bought X800 XL by 3D Connect. I spent $269 on it from monarch computer. In every review i've seen in magizines and online, it's the best bang for the buck. It doesn't exactly keep up with the $400 dollar cards, but it plays Doom3, Farcry, HL2, all on high settings and 60ish fps. Yeah gamo? Sounds like your video card might be overheating and shuting itself off or something. There are TONS of cool tools and utilities for ATI cards on the internet. http://www.techpowerup.com/atitool/ has a tool called atitool. You can overclock, tweak tons of memory settings, and see what the temp on your card is... if supported. I recommend tring it. It's just an EXE so you don't have to install it or anything. peace out-
i gots a 32mb that eats into my 256mb of ram so i only get 224mb
I have an old (2 years) ATI Radeon RV100 64mb ...
I cannot really play with good graphics game ...
I cannot really play with good graphics game
...fx5200 its pretty lod so if you would ask me what card will i buy if win some prize money, id say radeon x1600
Hi there,
I own a ATI Radeon 9200SE 128Mb. Enough for me
I own a ATI Radeon 9200SE 128Mb. Enough for me
Gigabyte Raedon 9550 256MB
i'm using a GeForce 7800 GTX PCI-E, 256-bit memory interface. Goes quite well with the rest of my parts, hehe......
ATi Mobility Raedon 9600 128M
...
...
I just recently bought a Chaintech Geforce 6600GT, works flawlessly for all but the most recent games (like FEAR)
(like FEAR)ATi Radeon 9800 Pro...
Club 3D Radeon 9600SE
| Maalcari wrote: |
| Hi there,
I own a ATI Radeon 9200SE 128Mb. Enough for me |
the same here and havnt probs with it !!! ))
Lucky guys.. I'm working on my old computer now.. Graphics card is nVidia Aladdin TNT2.. Memory is 16mb.. =( Really terrible.. Got a really antique computer.. Hoping to get a new one soon.. Laptop is down.. a.c. adapter spoilt.. Sighs..
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