My sister and her BF are not heavy duty gamers.
At most they are playing WoW.
From time to time, her BF might play a First Person Shooter at occasional lan party (about once or twice a year)
They are not into overclocking.
And nor are they into running everything up at max resolution.
All they really want to do in comfortably play games for the next 18 to 24 months with out having to upgrade.
They both have set up with Motherboard with APG slots. And they are both thinking about give each other the video cards for christmas. And they are hoping that they do not need to upgrade their computer* (with the exception of more ram) until at least mid 2007.
nVidia 6600 256Mb is about $70 cheaper than nVidia 6600GT 128Mb.
What benefit does the nVidia 6600GT have over the nVidia 6600 256Mb. Is it worth the extra $70?
Both my sister and her BF would like to get the 6600GT, however one thing they are not is made of money. Especialy considering it christmas time.
*specs - AMD ATHLON 2800, 1Gb Ram, FX5200 128Mb Video Card.
At most they are playing WoW.
From time to time, her BF might play a First Person Shooter at occasional lan party (about once or twice a year)
They are not into overclocking.
And nor are they into running everything up at max resolution.
All they really want to do in comfortably play games for the next 18 to 24 months with out having to upgrade.
They both have set up with Motherboard with APG slots. And they are both thinking about give each other the video cards for christmas. And they are hoping that they do not need to upgrade their computer* (with the exception of more ram) until at least mid 2007.
nVidia 6600 256Mb is about $70 cheaper than nVidia 6600GT 128Mb.
What benefit does the nVidia 6600GT have over the nVidia 6600 256Mb. Is it worth the extra $70?
Both my sister and her BF would like to get the 6600GT, however one thing they are not is made of money. Especialy considering it christmas time.
*specs - AMD ATHLON 2800, 1Gb Ram, FX5200 128Mb Video Card.