| qvb |
| i want to buy a video card nothing fancy, a 128 mb or 256 mb if it runs cs:s good then we can deal out a price.thnx! |
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| dogstar |
ive got a ti4200 i might sell, 128, runs cs:s great.
how much are you looking to spend? |
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| Qoo |
a dude selling his fx5200 128mb DDR. with a semi-broken fan.
interest? |
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| qvb |
| i dont want anything broken |
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| Qoo |
ok. so good luck on hunting.
replace a fan is easier to replace a brain. |
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| BananaBoy |
Asumming you have AGP on you mobo... Sapphire 9550 w/ 256mb for $85 Click Here
Considering CS reommends a 32mb 3d vid card, this baby should run like a dream :bthumbup: |
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| CanuckDave |
he's referring to counter strike: source, not the older CS, and CS:S has considerably higher hardware requirements.
actually the 9550 isn't that great of a card, you can get the radeon 9600pro for $100 from memory express (best computer parts store in edmonton IMO) and the 9600 pro is a far better card for the money, it gets better framerates in HL2 than a geforce FX 5700
http://graphics.tomshardware.com/gr...ts-pcie-05.html
in reference to the 9550:
"Various in-between models, such as the Radeon 9550 and the NVIDIA GeForce FX 5500 and 5700 LE, are geared for OEMs and are not included here. Each card maker equips these models with the most disparate clock rates, memory bus width and modules. If you are interested in these cards, you should definitely take a careful look at the cards' specs before making a purchase, so that you don't end up with a cheap version that only has a slow 64-bit memory interface and very low clockrates."
- from http://graphics.tomshardware.com/gr..._charts-02.html |
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| qvb |
| thnx for the help u guys ill drop by memory express,bcom when i have the time |
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| BananaBoy |
Opps sorry about the CS goof :pat:
I agree, the 9600 is far better. But he said under 100 bucks.
Happy gaming:bthumbup: |
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