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29th May 2009, 12:23
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look guys i am intending to buy a 9800gt.........in video card section the dudes advised for buying a 9800gt (out of 9600gt,hd4830,9800gt).so the question is will it meet the requirements for gaming for the next year or so...
the only graphic intense thing i do is gaming,so at an res of 800*600 or 1024*768 will this card suffice??????\ your advice will be very valuable as i am buying it on this site's suggestion:grin: |
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29th May 2009, 12:27
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Did you read Carbon's "Computer Parts Guide #4"?
From memory I don't think it's one he reccommends, I'll go check for you, or your welcome to take a read on it (In General Hardware Chat section)
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29th May 2009, 12:31
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Quote:
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Might be worth a look?
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29th May 2009, 17:49
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It depends on the pricing there. The 4830, 4770, and 4850 are better both in performance and price, but if the pricing of those is much higher than the 9800GT, it may not be worth it.
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