Game_boy said:
A 9800GTX is an 8800GTS with very slightly higher clockspeeds. Is that what you want? |
If its priced right, why not?
I love my G92 8800GTS.
crappy old school NES games are more entertaining than next-gen games.
Game_boy said:
A 9800GTX is an 8800GTS with very slightly higher clockspeeds. Is that what you want? |
If its priced right, why not?
I love my G92 8800GTS.
crappy old school NES games are more entertaining than next-gen games.
Sqrl said: Its just got a whole lot harder to bitch about PC prices compared to consoles...and its only going to get better from here... |
consoles to video card upgrades or whole computer upgrades! and when the video card needs upgrading once a year to play the latest game! I'll stick with consoles!
My last pc upgrade was to a 7600 gt and I played 2 games on my pc with it and some demos! besides I cant trade my pc games in when I beat them!
I'm waiting for the real next generation graphics card... got a 8800GTS at the moment and it serves me well enough for now.
Daddo Splat said:
consoles to video card upgrades or whole computer upgrades! and when the video card needs upgrading once a year to play the latest game! I'll stick with consoles! My last pc upgrade was to a 7600 gt and I played 2 games on my pc with it and some demos! besides I cant trade my pc games in when I beat them!
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I agree that a whole upgrade can be a little expensive (though not as expensive as some may think), but my 3ish year old video card (7800 gt) that can still play games with a decent frame rate says 'hi' to you!
lol, upgrade once a year my ass. Unless you buy the very bottom of the barrel video card every year, that shouldn't be the case. However, I agree about trading games in because that would be nice. However, PC games are a little cheaper than console games (360/PS3) and I believe they also drop in price pretty quickly as well.
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