[blubla]

Hello folks,

I'am currently looking for a video card PCI-E for gaming, well, I

was thinking on the EVGA 9600GT or Ati Radeon HD4830.

My budget is 100-150USD, what good card will you recommend

me to get from this price?

My PC resolution is 1440x900.

Thanks in advance

[mctw]

you've got a lot to choose from!!!
ive got a XFX 8800GS, not to expensive, but certainly pretty capable, im sure carbon will have a better recommendation than me though!!

if uve not already, take a look at this sticky...

http://www.computer-juice.com/forums/f10/recommended-computer-parts-guide-2-ati-recuperation-appreciation-station-18844/

MCTW

[Carbon]

4830's the best budget card out there.

[blubla]

Thanks a lot, I got the 4830

[iknowcomputers]

Any new technology card by Nvidia is great! Nvidia is always 100% on top of the latest and greatest ground breaking graphical technologies. I favor them over an ATI card any day. It seems, at least in the past that ATI always made a copy cat version of Nvidia cards. Same principle as AMD copying Intel chips.

[Carbon]

You have absolutely no idea what you're talking about. Congratulations.

[redk]

Originally Posted by iknowcomputers

Any new technology card by Nvidia is great! Nvidia is always 100% on top of the latest and greatest ground breaking graphical technologies. I favor them over an ATI card any day. It seems, at least in the past that ATI always made a copy cat version of Nvidia cards. Same principle as AMD copying Intel chips.

Lmfao.
I'll take the easiest one to correct you on;
AMD does not copy Intel chips.
AMD was the first to 1 GHz.
AMD had the first real Dual and Quad core chips (When I say real, I mean not just multiple chips on a single die)

AMD has gone its own way from the beginning, and you, my friend, are wrong.

[KanoakaVirus]

Originally Posted by redk

Lmfao.
I'll take the easiest one to correct you on;
AMD does not copy Intel chips.
AMD was the first to 1 GHz.
AMD had the first real Dual and Quad core chips (When I say real, I mean not just multiple chips on a single die)

AMD has gone its own way from the beginning, and you, my friend, are wrong.

And he thought he knew computers ay'