What's Your Video Card?

[MR99]

ati 5650 with core i 5 notebook, overclocked to 700 and 950. Pwede na

[-wet-]

nvidia 9800gt

[Steam_Pack]

Sapphire 5850 parin until dumating yung pamalit dito na 6 series

[khantan]

kapag may budget . . . gtx 460 agad!

[izzpine]

Sapphire 5570 1GB

[poly02]

PChd 4650 1gb

[chromedome]

nvidia 9800gt

 

experienced any problems with this one dude? i'm planning to get one...

thanks.

[-wet-]

experienced any problems with this one dude? i'm planning to get one...

thanks.

none so far. but try to look for the non-green edition. it is better.

[black_label]

Onboard graphics lang po ng Presario CQ42 laptop.

[johnlove]

experienced any problems with this one dude? i'm planning to get one...

thanks.

9800gt is being replaced by gts250

[johnlove]

we're benchmarking a pc we are going to buy on the game Crysis. can anyone suggest the best set up for this? pm nalang para hindi na maabala itong thread. thanks

If you have a fat wallet - gtx480 + water cooling

 

If money is an issue - gtx460

[gzrfer]

3 years and still going strong na 8800 GT

[TasmanianDevil]

If you have a fat wallet - gtx480 + water cooling

 

If money is an issue - gtx460

 

if you plan to get a gtx 480, it's actually better to get two(2) gtx 460 and go dual SLI rather than getting a single gtx 480. You'll end up spending a little less or about the same, but the benchmarks of 2 gtx 460 obliterates that of a single gtx 480. Here's the link of a credible review: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-460-sli-geforce-gtx-480,2694.html I have 2 gtx 460's with 2GB, and it runs Crysis in max settings(very high) with 4xto8xAA at 1920x1200 resolution without hiccups, well that and I have i7 950 as the cpu.

 

Also, I'm doing fine with air cooling on my dual sli gpu's added 2 cooler master 120mm case fans rated at 2000rpm and 69cfm each. It keeps the gpu1 @ 32C idle / 61C full load and gpu2 @ 35C idle/ 64C full load, but I don't live in the tropics where ambient temperature is much cooler than manila. The cpu is water-cooled though as I plan to overclock to about 4Ghz.

Edited October 19, 2010 by TasmanianDevil

[TasmanianDevil]

3 years and still going strong na 8800 GT

 

Good luck dude. I had the 8800 GTS for about 3 years until it broke down a few weeks ago. Some of my friends who bought the same card about the same time as me 3 years ago are starting to have theirs break down also. Sunod-sunod na kami. Hope yours can have a longer run than ours.

[TasmanianDevil]

if you plan to get a gtx 480, it's actually better to get two(2) gtx 460 and go dual SLI rather than getting a single gtx 480. You'll end up spending a little less or about the same, but the benchmarks of 2 gtx 460 obliterates that of a single gtx 480. Here's the link of a credible review: http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-460-sli-geforce-gtx-480,2694.html I have 2 gtx 460's with 2GB, and it runs Crysis in max settings(very high) with 4xto8xAA at 1920x1200 resolution without hiccups, well that and I have i7 950 as the cpu.

 

Also, I'm doing fine with air cooling on my dual sli gpu's added 2 cooler master 120mm case fans rated at 2000rpm and 69cfm each. It keeps the gpu1 @ 32C idle / 61C full load and gpu2 @ 35C idle/ 64C full load, but I don't live in the tropics where ambient temperature is much cooler than manila. The cpu is water-cooled though as I plan to overclock to about 4Ghz.

 

btw, I forgot to mention that a single gtx 460 isn't so bad and is quite the performer. It still could run Crysis at 1600x1050 resolution, high settings at 4xAA. If I bumped it up to Very high settings, I had to drop to 0xAA. I don't have my exact fps rates but by playable I mean smooth and no lagging - so definitely had to be above 30fps.

Edited October 19, 2010 by TasmanianDevil