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| Panzer |
 08/19/03 9:55pm
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I MAY be getting a new computer, I know that a thread like this will probably grow to five pages; but, I am debating as to whether I should get Intel or Amd. And for the video card, nvidia or ATI..I am leaning towards the NVIDIA 5900 256mb. card. Vs. the 9800pro 256mb...due to previous experiences w/ ATI.
One thing I am noticing is that you pay more for intel over AMD. All I want is perfomance & dependability, not sure if the extra cost is worth it. -------------------- |
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08/19/03 9:57pm
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 Major General Group: Forum Member Posts: 2029 Joined: August 3rd 2002 From: O'Fallon, IL Member No.: 21 |
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| Panzer |
08/19/03 11:09pm
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
Wow, very usefull link! Looks like Nvidia vid. card and Intel processor is the way to go!
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08/19/03 11:20pm
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 Admin Group: Not The One & Only Posts: 7517 Joined: July 26th 2002 From: New York Member No.: 2 |
For compatibility and performance Intel is the way to go. As for the video card, I have always had NVIDIA until the ATI Radeon 9700 Pro came out. I have the ATI and I love it. Absolutely no problems.
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08/19/03 11:28pm
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
Only thing is, is that the nvidia benchmarks get better FPS then the 9800 pro 256mb. IMHO? -------------------- |
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| JP |
08/20/03 12:19am
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 Major Group: Forum Member Posts: 626 Joined: March 21st 2003 From: Wisconsin Member No.: 283 |
Ah yes but ATi has better image quality than nVidia, so as causing less frames.
Dont be turned away from ATi cause you burned your shit also, but it nVidia looks beter for you than get it, just dont base the companys on a mistake you made. As for the AMD vs Intel, why pay $8 mill for an intel chip, went you can get all the same things from AMD, which also does more per cycle giving you a faster chip. Example: My chip is a AMD XP 1900+, it runs at 1.6ghz 266fsb, and it out performs the Intel P4 1.9ghz 400fsb with no problem, and when they were both brand new I payed much less and got more performance. Never had any crashing or anything like that either. My computer is on 24/7. Also make sure you get/have XP its sweet as hell, havent reformatted or reinstalled since 2/26/03 --------------------  |
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08/20/03 12:45am
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Admin Group: Not The One & Only Posts: 7517 Joined: July 26th 2002 From: New York Member No.: 2 |
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08/20/03 1:19am
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
Ahh I see appreciate all of your IMHO's.... JP Intel vs. AMD & ATI vs. Nvidia This post has been edited by Panzer: 08/20/03 1:48pm -------------------- |
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| Panzer |
08/20/03 1:26pm
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
How's this sound?
Intel® Pentium® 4 Processor 3.0GHz 800MHz FSB w/ 512KB Cache & HyperThreading Intel® Desktop Board D875PBZ - Intel 875P Motherboard 1GB Corsair XMS DDR SDRAM PC-3200 NVIDIA GeForce™ FX 5900 Ultra 256MB 8x AGP w/DVI & S-Video 1- 80GB Seagate Barracuda 7200.7 Serial ATA 8MB Cache 16x DVD-ROM - Black w/Software MPEG-2 Decoder Lite-On 52x32x52x CD-RW Creative Sound Blaster® Audigy 2 - 6.1 Microsoft® Windows® XP Professional How's that sound? This post has been edited by Panzer: 08/20/03 1:43pm -------------------- |
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08/20/03 2:11pm
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Admin Group: Not The One & Only Posts: 7517 Joined: July 26th 2002 From: New York Member No.: 2 |
Add a Logitech Dual Opitcal mouse and you're all set.
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08/20/03 3:20pm
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Second Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 241 Joined: March 29th 2003 From: Galesburg, Illinois Member No.: 301 |
Sounds like you make too damn much money!! LOL.....Sounds like a sweet system Panzer....Good luck!
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08/20/03 10:22pm
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
I wish that was the case  Already have a microsoft intellimouse optical mouse.Anyone heard the nvidia card? Some ass told me it sounds like a blender! -------------------- |
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| JP |
08/21/03 2:21pm
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Major Group: Forum Member Posts: 626 Joined: March 21st 2003 From: Wisconsin Member No.: 283 |
I would stay away from the intel boards, and look for something else
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08/22/03 7:29pm
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Corporal Group: Forum Member Posts: 30 Joined: April 15th 2003 From: Two feet from my monitor Member No.: 326 |
Don't have a choice, I would gladly get an ASUS board or another type.
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08/23/03 2:23am
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Second Lieutenant Group: Forum Member Posts: 241 Joined: March 29th 2003 From: Galesburg, Illinois Member No.: 301 |
I heard someone saying that the new FX series cards were very loud....Can't say that for a fact though. I just got my new system put together tonight....Can't wait to try it out. Considering I'm going from a 750 Duron with a GeForce2 Vid card, this will be damn near orgasmic! I went with the ASUS A7N8X Deluxe MOBO, AthlonXP 2500+ 333FSB/Barton Core...And a ATI Radeon 9500 PRO 128meg Video card. Should definately make gaming a whole new experience. Oh ya JP? I know you'll add your 2 cents worth here, so I'll leave ya with this message....Bring it on Beeyatch!  |
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