just wait for few months
Directx 10 card will be available in the market(geforce 8 series cards)
and then decide what to buy
if you need it urgently go for geforce 7900 cost about $300 high FPS
or geforce 7800 $230 if you got the budget. otherwise you can stick with your 7600gt card. And dont worry about overclocking its not safe. unless you have a better cooling systems.
http://www.newegg.com
http://www.tigerdirect.com
2006-09-29 18:11:40
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answered by Sniper 3
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First you need to determine what your motherboard can handle in terms of the type of slot (AGP, PCIe), the type of AGP support (4x, 8x), the voltage supplied, etc. Also, what are your main tasks? Office apps? Gaming? Video?
Overclocking is not recommended if you don't have the required expertise with and knowledge of your particular hardware setup. You could crash the system and end up in a vicious cycle from which newbies have difficulty escaping.
I myself am using an Nvidia card from MSI which is also who made my motherboard. There are a lot of options out there, but try to stay with major manufacturers -- usually they have better support. You can check out http://www.tomshardware.com and http://www.anandtech.com for more information.
FWIW, Tom's Hardware rates the 7600GT well. If you can get it for 150 or less, then it seems to be a good buy (if you have the PCI Express interface on your motherboard).
2006-09-29 09:54:54
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answered by Anonymous
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nVidia 7600 GT is good for about $180.00, 7900 GT is another $100.00 but has better performace. Depends on how much you want to spend. ATI and nVidia are the top brands. They can be overclocked, what's important is cooling because overclocking generates more heat along with more power.
2006-09-29 16:45:09
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answered by Anonymous
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1. what type of connector do you have? agp/pci express?
2. what are you going to use the graphics card for?
3. overclocking just means the core and memory clock are upped a bit to a higher speed. for most things it doesnt relaly matter.
4. if you don't know what pci express/agp is, heres pictures of each:
http://www.help2go.com/files/agp_slot.jpg
http://images.tomshardware.com/2004/11/23/nvidia/a8n-3.jpg
2006-09-29 09:40:00
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answered by hw4ng_m 3
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There are a few sub-levels of PCI-e (1x, 4x and 16x). The most important factor in buying a video card or any other expantion card is making sure you have the right slot to fit the expantion card in. Without the right slot, your hardware that you just bought is useless.
2006-09-29 10:42:47
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answered by gabeslayton89 1
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Well this is very dependenat on how much you wanna spend, they range from about $100 to $400, so throw in a price ranage and I can help you.
2006-09-29 10:54:41
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answered by mysticman44 7
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You could try this card as well cost less than a full GT and has 512MB memory:
http://gamegiants.net/product_info.php?products_id=627
2006-09-30 21:26:07
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answered by decker 4
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Open up your computer and installation the snap shots card. then connect your visual demonstrate unit and activate your computer. Goto google, or your regular search for website and search for for DRIVERS for your snap shots card. like "ATI / SAPPHIRE Radeon 9250 drivers" and then receive the drivers, and they are going to both include an computerized setting up, or you could ought to manually installation them. To manually installation, suitable click on "my computer" and goto homes, then goto: Hardware>device manager. then locate your snap shots card in the list, suitable click and choose homes then click on motive force>replace motive force and element it on the motive force you downloaded. After the replace, if the brightness concern hasn't been fastened, suitable click on your pc and choose homes and goto settings>more suitable and also you'll accept thoughts to modify that stuff.
2016-12-04 01:06:01
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answered by ? 3
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hmm.. if money isnt an issue than i suggest the Nvidia 7950GX2!!
lol wow
2006-09-29 10:11:23
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answered by Andrew 2
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