What is best gaming card with Dual DVI?

[ReinhardHeydrich]

Right now, I think I might have to get a FIRE GL X1 256MB. I am going to have my PC hooked up to my LCD monitor and Panasonic DLP TV, so I need a dual DVI card. Will this be the best performing card for gaming right now? I'd like an ATI 9800, but there isn't a dual DVI 9800 card that I know of.

Thanks.

 

[Schadenfroh]

i am not sure how well the fireGL series is optomized for games

 

[MercenaryForHire]

The FireGLs are essentially Radeon series cards, but the drivers have the line-AA and optimizations for 3D/CAD programs.

That being said, ASUS makes a Dual-DVI FX5600. The model number is V9560 - it has dual DVI and VIVO.

- M4H

 

[GtPrOjEcTX]

Gainward Geforce4 TI4600 Golden Sample

 

[mfavin]

Yup, Gainward GF 4600, if you can find it. I've had it for over a year. Unfortunately, the only next better card would be something like the ATI Fire GL X1, which cost over $700.

I'd love to find a Radeon 9700/9800 or GF FX 5900 with 2 DVI, but none are made.

The GF FX 5600 is quite a bitter slower than the GF 4 4600, unless you enable AA.

 

[Vonkhan]

Interesting nick ---> Reinhard Heydrich, u kno who he was?

 

[DarkOps]

I have a slightly related question. I currently use a Samsung 181T. It is no longer in production, but is a great LCD. I want to run 2 of them. My options are to spend $600 to get one off ebay or a store that still carries them, or to spend a couple more bucks and get a 191T or similar LCD screen.

It would be really nice to have two matching LCD screens, but is it worth it? Then again, if I get a 1 inch bigger monitor, it wont be an even spread across the two screens since they both will run 1280x1024. Advice? Thanks in advance

 

[dakels]

Originally posted by: Vonkhan
Interesting nick ---> Reinhard Heydrich, u kno who he was?

:frown:

 

[titanmiller]

Originally posted by: dakels

Originally posted by: Vonkhan
Interesting nick ---> Reinhard Heydrich, u kno who he was?

:frown:

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