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IMDagwood
08-23-08, 12:56 PM
Hey all. I've built a new system.. (see Siggy)
Running on Air, pure stock at the moment.
I've always used the "Other" cards but I want an Nvidia for this machine.
I need some guidance for a sub $150 Nvidia Card..I've checked all the guides I can find, yet they seem very outdated.
Any help would be appreciated :)
ratbuddy
08-23-08, 01:05 PM
I'd probably go with this one: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121268
It's got the 55nm G92b shrink and should run pretty cool..
If you don't mind a rebate, this would perform a bit better, http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814125079
But really, at the $150 price point, why not go with an HD 4850??
IMDagwood
08-23-08, 01:11 PM
But really, at the $150 price point, why not go with an HD 4850??
You mean an ATI HD 4850 ??
**** sorry I've been outta the building loop for a long while (4 years).. last system I built was an OC'd Amd Mobile 2400 Barton, when the ATI9800Pro was the bomb... at $250...... lol
OldSkool
08-23-08, 01:21 PM
You mean an ATI HD 4850 ??
That's what he meant ;)
Btw, :welcome: to the forums! :beer:
Badbonji
08-23-08, 01:58 PM
The 9800gtx+ is that little bit better than the HD4850 and in the UK it is the same price now...
Neural Net
08-23-08, 03:01 PM
The 9800gtx+ is that little bit better than the HD4850 and in the UK it is the same price now...
No it isn't.
The cheapest you can get a 9800 GTX+ is £129
The cheapest 4850 is £111
Average prices are even worse, the 4850 usually sells for about £120 and the 9800 GTX+ £160.
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