- May 10, 2005
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Hello all,
I am obviously a newb to posting on the forum. I have read mucho, but I am still trying to decide if the money is worth the expense of one of the high end cards. Here is my computer specs:
Intel P4 2.4C
Intel DB875PBZ 8X AGP
1.5 G PC3200 RAM
Dell 2005FPW LCD display
I expect this card to be the last AGP card that I buy so it will need to last a while. I am a hard core gamer, but I don?t have a hard core budget (who does). I would love to have a freakin $500 card (6800 UE) but I just don't see this as a justifiable. Is it worth the money? Will the process just bottleneck at a lower level card (6800 U or GT)?
I have looked at all of the comparisons, but they are always on the best possible computer available. Anyways, any response would be appreciated. Thanks.
BTW - I didn?t mention any ATI cards because I am kind of turned off on the company because of the role out problems and weird product offerings. It seems that it is much easier to fall into a marketing scheme with them.
I am obviously a newb to posting on the forum. I have read mucho, but I am still trying to decide if the money is worth the expense of one of the high end cards. Here is my computer specs:
Intel P4 2.4C
Intel DB875PBZ 8X AGP
1.5 G PC3200 RAM
Dell 2005FPW LCD display
I expect this card to be the last AGP card that I buy so it will need to last a while. I am a hard core gamer, but I don?t have a hard core budget (who does). I would love to have a freakin $500 card (6800 UE) but I just don't see this as a justifiable. Is it worth the money? Will the process just bottleneck at a lower level card (6800 U or GT)?
I have looked at all of the comparisons, but they are always on the best possible computer available. Anyways, any response would be appreciated. Thanks.
BTW - I didn?t mention any ATI cards because I am kind of turned off on the company because of the role out problems and weird product offerings. It seems that it is much easier to fall into a marketing scheme with them.
