Alright I think I decided on this
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &body=MAIN
http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... etailspecs
Since my comp is only 300w I need a better power supply. Think this is good?
Good gfx cards at $150?
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Vandango
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Re: Good gfx cards at $150?
http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145617
Get that for 200 Dollers.
Its a little faster then that EVGA Card you posted
Get that for 200 Dollers.
Its a little faster then that EVGA Card you posted
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Re: Good gfx cards at $150?
Vandango wrote:http://www.ebuyer.com/product/145617
Get that for 200 Dollers.
Its a little faster then that EVGA Card you posted
actually that card is not faster, even tho it has the higher core clock. The 9600GT has less stream processors than the 8800. Just stick with the 8800, and ya that is a pretty good power supply and the brand is good
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Re: Good gfx cards at $150?
^Yep and a good rebate, too. I gotta order it before the offer goes away <_< 3 days from now.
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Re: Good gfx cards at $150?
^ well according to posts above, 8800 is better than 98000... and its cheaper so.....

thnx Kraq
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Re: Good gfx cards at $150?
9800GTX>8800GTS>8800GT>9600GT
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9800 is barely better than 8800GTS 512MB and costs the same or less. and 8800GT is quite a bit better than 9600 for only slightly better price. Go with the 8800GT or the 9800GTX deal that I posted above, I DEFINATLY recommend the 9800 if u have enough space in your case and the end cost after rebates is only like $10 more. But for something cheap up front and good the 8800GT is the way to go
Evga also offers a good step up program if u decide to trade in that card and upgrade in the future within 90 days of purchase 
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9800 is barely better than 8800GTS 512MB and costs the same or less. and 8800GT is quite a bit better than 9600 for only slightly better price. Go with the 8800GT or the 9800GTX deal that I posted above, I DEFINATLY recommend the 9800 if u have enough space in your case and the end cost after rebates is only like $10 more. But for something cheap up front and good the 8800GT is the way to go
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