Graphics card

[scott_pd]

Ibe been looking for a graphics card thats suitable to my budget. I came across this one, and to me it looks ok, im sure it would run all the latest games, which is what i need.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/martprd/sto...d&tm=undefined

However, im not entirely sure that this is a good graphics card, as i dont know much about them. So i was wondering if this is any good, if not could somebody recommend a graphics card that is good for a similar price.

[Skiz]

It will play todays games, but not tomorrows.....literally.

[ApacNTS]

it'll work, but it's quickly being replaced. you have a better chance going with the 9800, at least the 9600, it's got a little time left in it.

[Virtualbody1234]

Also look into Nvidia cards.

[Shiranai_Baka]

Yeah. I agree with VB. Nvidia is another very good choice.

[scott_pd]

Thanks for the info, i found a 9600 256mb that im looking into. Ill also research some Nvidia a little...

[Virtualbody1234]

Let me guess... a Sapphire Ati 9600 Pro Advantage 256MB

https://filesharingtalk.com/vb3/showp...77&postcount=5

[Samurai]

My 9800 pro is 2 years old, and that is just capable of running BF2, albeit on med settings. $40 for a graphics card is just plain silly. I know you're after the cheapest you can get but you only get what you pay for. oh and don't shop at pc world. they like ripping people off.

[silent h3ro]

Just a tip, when u buy graphics cards, go as high as humanly possible in your budget to get the best card u possibly can. U want to have the card last a long time before buying another. If u just buy alot of cheap cards, u will end up paying alot more than just one expensive, good card.