Re: What kind of PC do I need?
Posted: Tue May 20, 2008 9:23 pm
Dell is Hell.
just scroll down to the table. Those are the specs.Legion wrote: @ Chris: Is this Norse? I can't read it, but I'll see if I can find equivalents.
Or you enjoy paying more for virtually the same performance.chris wrote: is better than ATi unless you want to play CSS maps on gmod.
And the fact there's a lifetime no questions asked warranty.chris wrote: not really. For the same specs, an ATi card is cheaper than a nvidia one. but eh difference is that nvidia is ahead of ATi and has cards with better specs.
I'd like to point out something to you, most of the tests performed for these cards use identical hardware aside from the graphics card as opposed to a system that's built as an ideal platform for the card. When people with 8800s were crying about how they could only play Crysis at 20fps on medium I never had it drop below 20fps with all possible things maxed. I could do this because I know how my computer works, and the difference between top end cards is negligible if people actually know how a computer works.chris wrote: not really. For the same specs, an ATi card is cheaper than a nvidia one. but eh difference is that nvidia is ahead of ATi and has cards with better specs.
nVidia. wibod is correct. Look at Isk- He'd go all out on FPS for games using a 9800 Pro.. Which is highly outdated by now.chris wrote: lifetime warranty? is that with ATi or nvidia?
I'd also like to point out that ATi is very good with their warranties and will replace cards that are outside of their warranties unless you were doing something retarded with it, and unlike nVidia I've never had an ATi card cause problems or need to be replaced.Lavarinth wrote:nVidia. wibod is correct. Look at Isk- He'd go all out on FPS for games using a 9800 Pro.. Which is highly outdated by now.chris wrote: lifetime warranty? is that with ATi or nvidia?
I've never had issues with nVidia, but I have four dead ATI cards here that wont be replaced since they're out of warranty...wibod wrote:I'd also like to point out that ATi is very good with their warranties and will replace cards that are outside of their warranties unless you were doing something retarded with it, and unlike nVidia I've never had an ATi card cause problems or need to be replaced.Lavarinth wrote:nVidia. wibod is correct. Look at Isk- He'd go all out on FPS for games using a 9800 Pro.. Which is highly outdated by now.chris wrote: lifetime warranty? is that with ATi or nvidia?
It's cause you're an American.Lavarinth wrote:I've never had issues with nVidia, but I have four dead ATI cards here that wont be replaced since they're out of warranty...wibod wrote:I'd also like to point out that ATi is very good with their warranties and will replace cards that are outside of their warranties unless you were doing something retarded with it, and unlike nVidia I've never had an ATi card cause problems or need to be replaced.Lavarinth wrote:nVidia. wibod is correct. Look at Isk- He'd go all out on FPS for games using a 9800 Pro.. Which is highly outdated by now.chris wrote: lifetime warranty? is that with ATi or nvidia?