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Advice for a video card?

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Hello all,

I'm looking to upgrade my video card, as my sub par 3850 is just not cutting it for me.

I am looking to go NVidia, but most nvidia cards are quite expensive...

Can any of you guys recommend a good Nvidia card that totally out-benchmarks the 3850?

Thanks in advance for any advice!

Well how much would you want to spend on a videocard? There are lots of cards out there that will out benchmark the 3850.

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Well ill probably be selling my 3850, so ill probably have about $150 to spend on a card.

  • 2 weeks later...

Okay about graphics cards. Basically it is a two way streak.

A. You want a card that has a whole bunch of features like

1. Over clocking B)

2. upgradable ram

3. Smoothing

4. comes with it's own acellerator. :wub:

or :}

B. You want a all in one card that you will not have to change at all for life.

1. Will play all 3d games no matter what. :lol:

2. Will even allow fast emulation of the PS2, X-box, and maybe just maybe a GCN.

3. Is used in CAD developlement.

4. Can work in pairs :w00t:

So you can go down to BestBuy or you can be like Jhonny Five in "Short Circuit 2" and go crazy beefing

up your PC like a horse without a mate.

Then again you might want to stay Zen and go threw peoples garbage like a do :P

I would go with the trash hunt. Since most cards eventually gets wiped out by gaming consoles.

Edited by Ludwig Von Cookie Koopa

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