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Hey I have 200$ to dish out on a video card

Or...you could spend an extra..

just kidding..

6800GS if you're on PCI-E.
x800GTO, I suppose, if you're on AGP. Or find a used 6800GT. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: diapickle
I wouldn't buy 6800GS for AGP, $200 for a 350MHz 6800NU? I don't think so.

😕 what are you talking about

Anyways, I'd go for the 6800gs if at all possible, but if its AGP, look for a 6800nu or GT...if its the vanilla version, you could try unlocking some pipes...
or that x800, but i dont have any experiences with it
 
Originally posted by: hans030390
Originally posted by: diapickle
I wouldn't buy 6800GS for AGP, $200 for a 350MHz 6800NU? I don't think so.

😕 what are you talking about

Anyways, I'd go for the 6800gs if at all possible, but if its AGP, look for a 6800nu or GT...if its the vanilla version, you could try unlocking some pipes...
or that x800, but i dont have any experiences with it


The "word on the street" is that the 6800GS AGP can be unlocked and overclocked to ultra specs. Not bad if it is in the lower $200 range 😛
 
i haven't seen one at neweggs website and i saw one selling at $250

6800GS AGP For $200 should me a link now 🙂

ALso comfirm the rumours of 6800gs can be a 6800U according PC Surgeon
 
Originally posted by: PC Surgeon
Originally posted by: hans030390
Originally posted by: diapickle
I wouldn't buy 6800GS for AGP, $200 for a 350MHz 6800NU? I don't think so.

😕 what are you talking about

Anyways, I'd go for the 6800gs if at all possible, but if its AGP, look for a 6800nu or GT...if its the vanilla version, you could try unlocking some pipes...
or that x800, but i dont have any experiences with it


The "word on the street" is that the 6800GS AGP can be unlocked and overclocked to ultra specs. Not bad if it is in the lower $200 range 😛

Unlocked and overclocked videocards are so rarely worth the effort and so many don't overclock worth a poop.

It's always best to get the best you can afford un-overclocked. If it overclocks, woohoo! If it doesn't, then you still have the best you could afford. Buying something that sucks hoping to unsuck it with unlocking, flashes, and overclocking is a recipe for disappointment. I speak from years of experience and I won't even go into the warranty stuff.

:beer:

 
Originally posted by: Crazyfool
Originally posted by: PC Surgeon
Originally posted by: hans030390
Originally posted by: diapickle
I wouldn't buy 6800GS for AGP, $200 for a 350MHz 6800NU? I don't think so.

😕 what are you talking about

Anyways, I'd go for the 6800gs if at all possible, but if its AGP, look for a 6800nu or GT...if its the vanilla version, you could try unlocking some pipes...
or that x800, but i dont have any experiences with it


The "word on the street" is that the 6800GS AGP can be unlocked and overclocked to ultra specs. Not bad if it is in the lower $200 range 😛

Unlocked and overclocked videocards are so rarely worth the effort and so many don't overclock worth a poop.

It's always best to get the best you can afford un-overclocked. If it overclocks, woohoo! If it doesn't, then you still have the best you could afford. Buying something that sucks hoping to unsuck it with unlocking, flashes, and overclocking is a recipe for disappointment. I speak from years of experience and I won't even go into the warranty stuff.

:beer:


ummm, dude (OP) is looking for a $200 card here. The 6800GS AGP wouldn't "suck" even if you couldn't overclock it 1Mhz and couldn't unlock it. It's a fair deal, altho if the case was that you couldn't do those things I would recommend the X800GTO 😉 But there is no way of knowing which will do what. IMO, the 6800GS gets my vote 😛
 
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