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6 Replies Last post: Jun 2, 2007 6:07 AM by spaldingmk  
Click to view spaldingmk's profile New Member 4 posts since
Jun 1, 2007
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Jun 1, 2007 5:45 AM

new graphics card

ok i am a extreme gamer, and do alot of video editing and photoediting, i am looking for a new video card for my computer, and i cant seem to find the right one

I need one that can take up to 2 monitors, one of my monitors being 19in, and then a 24inw

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Click to view redhead23's profile New Member 46 posts since
May 21, 2007
1. Jun 1, 2007 3:27 PM in response to: spaldingmk
8800 GTX
Click to view jbking's profile Member 960 posts since
Aug 29, 2006
2. Jun 1, 2007 9:53 AM in response to: spaldingmk
Do you have a budget? If not then I'd suggest an 8800 GTX for the gaming side while if you do have a budget look at Tom's Hardware where there is a "Best Video card for the money" section(I didn't see one for June yet but it is early in the month at the moment.

Regards,
JB


Home Desktop: VoodooPC Hexx. AMD Athlon FX-60, 2 GB RAM, 2 x 250 GB HD, 7900 GTX video card. Home Laptop: HP dv4000, Pentium M, 2 GB RAM, 80 GB HD, ATi 700 Radeon Mobility
Click to view Arther's profile New Member 184 posts since
May 30, 2007
4. Jun 1, 2007 8:09 PM in response to: spaldingmk
I think the average price of the 8800GTX is running around $600. It is a smokin card and you would not regret it, however they do have a 8800GTS which is suppose to be a bit cheaper than the 8800GTX
Click to view redhead23's profile New Member 46 posts since
May 21, 2007
5. Jun 1, 2007 8:26 PM in response to: spaldingmk
8800 GTS is a good card and runs around 350 i believe but the GTX is way better the GTS is still a GREAT card and will do a great job for you

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