D Don Solid State Member Messages 13 Jul 6, 2006 #1 I'm looking for a new GFX Card since I'm still on my stock. My budget it around $100-$150. I have a Dell mobo and PCI-Express. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance .
I'm looking for a new GFX Card since I'm still on my stock. My budget it around $100-$150. I have a Dell mobo and PCI-Express. Can anyone help? Thanks in advance .
Matt08642 Daemon Poster Messages 506 Jul 6, 2006 #2 What will you be playing, and what is your current power supply (in watts)?
D Don Solid State Member Messages 13 Jul 6, 2006 #3 Matt08642 said: What will you be playing, and what is your current power supply (in watts)? Click to expand... I'll be playing World of Warcraft, And how do I check my current watts ? I think I might go with the SAPPHIRE 100154SR Radeon X1800XT. It's pricey but it's well worth it.
Matt08642 said: What will you be playing, and what is your current power supply (in watts)? Click to expand... I'll be playing World of Warcraft, And how do I check my current watts ? I think I might go with the SAPPHIRE 100154SR Radeon X1800XT. It's pricey but it's well worth it.
AmericanSensei Daemon Poster Messages 1,144 Jul 6, 2006 #4 Don said: I'll be playing World of Warcraft, And how do I check my current watts ? I think I might go with the SAPPHIRE 100154SR Radeon X1800XT. It's pricey but it's well worth it. Click to expand... If you can open the side panel, it should be written on the side of the PS Unit itself.
Don said: I'll be playing World of Warcraft, And how do I check my current watts ? I think I might go with the SAPPHIRE 100154SR Radeon X1800XT. It's pricey but it's well worth it. Click to expand... If you can open the side panel, it should be written on the side of the PS Unit itself.
Matt08642 Daemon Poster Messages 506 Jul 6, 2006 #5 Open up the case and look on the power supply to find out. Also, if you want to spend that much for an ATI, instead, get an Nvidia 7900GT.
Open up the case and look on the power supply to find out. Also, if you want to spend that much for an ATI, instead, get an Nvidia 7900GT.
B badninja3 Daemon Poster Messages 1,348 Jul 6, 2006 #6 7600gt. they run for about $150. and are super fast. and dont require much power at all.
D Don Solid State Member Messages 13 Jul 6, 2006 #7 Ok, Let me check the watts, And I'll consider on the Nvidia 7900GT. Are you sure they're around 150$.. Last time I've checked they were 250+.
Ok, Let me check the watts, And I'll consider on the Nvidia 7900GT. Are you sure they're around 150$.. Last time I've checked they were 250+.
AmericanSensei Daemon Poster Messages 1,144 Jul 6, 2006 #9 Your fine for Wattage. To be honest with you I would really consider the Nvidia. I'm running the 7800GTX and have had no problems with them. Probly a bit more than your willing the spend but none the less, the 7600.
Your fine for Wattage. To be honest with you I would really consider the Nvidia. I'm running the 7800GTX and have had no problems with them. Probly a bit more than your willing the spend but none the less, the 7600.
B badninja3 Daemon Poster Messages 1,348 Jul 6, 2006 #10 Don said: Ok, Let me check the watts, And I'll consider on the Nvidia 7900GT. Are you sure they're around 150$.. Last time I've checked they were 250+. Click to expand... i think u mean 7600gt. the 79 is way more then 150
Don said: Ok, Let me check the watts, And I'll consider on the Nvidia 7900GT. Are you sure they're around 150$.. Last time I've checked they were 250+. Click to expand... i think u mean 7600gt. the 79 is way more then 150