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http://itbbs.pconline.com.cn/topic.jsp?tid=6864651&pageNo=1 This being true, it would put the 86GTS on range with a 7900GT/GTX. :? Courtesy: Jaydeejohn for the find.

No dude, 320 / 640 are equivelent - the BFG 8800GTS 320 is actualy 4fps faster than the stock 640 in this benchmark. http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/416/12/

A 7900GS or GT should do what you want for now (very well) imo. Talking 150 - 225 dollar price range, give or take. Though like tiger said; a 8800GTS 320 is 300$ on the button, offering much more performance and longevity. When I think of on-board video, libraries, offices, and public...

That will do what you want and more - it's actualy what I was going to recommend. Good price too.

8800GTX! JK 100$ will buy you all you need... for pinball [phh] ;)

Absolutely 320. 7950/8800 320 comparison for you: http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/416/10 Main article: http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/416/1

7600GT

8800 320 for sure. Here's a good comparison between the 7950GT 512 and 8800GTS 320: http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/416/11/ The full article: http://www.guru3d.com/article/Videocards/416/1/ In most cases the GTS320 walks away with double, yet at higher resolutions and dense...

About as fast as the 7600GS. Example, 1650Pro in blue. http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics....elx=33&model1=529&model2=588&chart=204 For 2D textures, it should work flawlessly though.

8600U if any IMO. Not a bad price for it either.

Heh. Looking like the GF 8xxx series and R600 / RD600 is gonna need what it has to perform well.

91.47 good perf. and 93.71 is a performer but the 93.81 beta drag - yet they have good IQ.

Bah. You'l never be able to beat IQ with a console. Never.

8600gt doesn't look like much of an upgrade for a 7900 series. Though time will tell.

Wow. That 'is' a crappy score for the x1600. I don't think you'l find PCIe x16 will do anything more for that than AGPx8. It is said that AGP can't utilize anything past x4 - supposively there isn't an AGP (or PCIe) videocard that can produce the bandwidth to fully use it. Some of the most...