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What type of Video Card do you have?

Discussion in 'Audio and Video' started by vassil3427, Dec 7, 2002.

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Which type of video card do you have?

SiS 3 vote(s) 1.9%
ATI 73 vote(s) 45.1%
3DLabs 0 vote(s) 0.0%
S3 0 vote(s) 0.0%
3dfx 6 vote(s) 3.7%
Kyro 1 vote(s) 0.6%
Matrox 4 vote(s) 2.5%
Nvidia 96 vote(s) 59.3%
Multiple votes are allowed.
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  1. NV30 Newcomer, in training Posts: 339

    GF4 Ti4200 128MB. Quite an improvement over my old GF2 MX.
    NV30, Dec 17, 2002
    #21

  2. Mictlantecuhtli TS Special Forces Posts: 4,916   +9

    ATI Rage 128 Pro, sometimes I put in 3dfx Voodoo 1, too :)
    Mictlantecuhtli, Dec 17, 2002
    #22

  3. conradguerrero Newcomer, in training Posts: 357

    got a diamond tnt2 ultra 32mb and a kyro II 64mb.
    conradguerrero, Dec 17, 2002
    #23

  4. Born2Roam Newcomer, in training

    ASUS V9280TD Geforce4 Ti4200 128M
    Born2Roam, Dec 18, 2002
    #24

  5. Didou Bowtie extraordinair! Posts: 5,898

    ATI Radeon 8500 64mb BBA

    soon to be replaced by an Albatron GF4 TI4200 Turbo :D

    I'll finally be able to use the DVI output on my 2nd monitor. If I use it on the R8500 both screen must use the same resolution/refresh rate.:dead:

    [IMG]
    Didou, Dec 18, 2002
    #25

  6. ArchVileTRE Newcomer, in training

    right now im using a voodoo3 2000 :p. im at my dads place and he bought me a radeon 9000 pro. once i get back thats what im gonna be usin obviously :)
    ArchVileTRE, Jul 13, 2003
    #26
     

  7. XtR-X Newcomer, in training Posts: 1,040

    nVidia GeForce 4 MX 440 64MB

    ATI Radeon 9700 Pro 128MB
    XtR-X, Jul 13, 2003
    #27

  8. Phantasm66 Newcomer, in training Posts: 6,504

    I have 2 machines now, and both of them have nVidia graphics cards. They are just the intermediate models - I am not that into games really and only play Quake III or UT2003 or something now and again these days.

    The main thing is that nVidia cards have a wide range of driver support for a range of operating systems. There are very good, self installing Linux drivers available. There is also no problem using the drivers on Windows 2003 server, FreeBSD, etc.
    Phantasm66, Jul 13, 2003
    #28

  9. cromrell Newcomer, in training Posts: 52

    ATI Rage 128.
    don't do to much gaming (CIV, AOE, etc), so it does the job well enough.
    Plan to upgrade w/ my home PC...

    C
    cromrell, Jul 13, 2003
    #29

  10. Cryo Newcomer, in training Posts: 52

    Well I posted on this same thread over a year ago (!!!), and although not all that much has changed as far as my systems go I can say that my new box will have a nice shiny new ATI 9200 128MB card which I am currently waiting for in the mail at the moment.

    I still can't believe this thread got revived after all that time! ;-)
    Cryo, Jul 13, 2003
    #30

  11. forciano Newcomer, in training Posts: 28

    geforce 2 mx and a radeon 9000 pro 128 mb, and perhaps soon a radeon 9700
    forciano, Jul 13, 2003
    #31

  12. vega Newcomer, in training Posts: 160

    With Directx 9 around the corner, I decided it was time to upgrade my trusty geoforce 2 Ti card and asked the forum community what would be the best purchase and received many pointers, most favouring ati, particularly the 9500 128 np which could be modded to 9700 speeds and having paid £109 for one, followed the instructions sent by arris and several other all knowing individuals and voila - superturbocharged radeon!
    vega, Jul 15, 2003
    #32

  13. jstillion Newcomer, in training Posts: 107

    Nvidia Geforce 3 Ti 200 64MB
    jstillion, Jul 15, 2003
    #33

  14. young&wild TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,268

    A Hercules 3D FDX Radeon 8500LE, I know its a bit old. I got it last december at a bargain price of around US$85.
    young&wild, Jul 15, 2003
    #34

  15. schizoid77 Newcomer, in training Posts: 124

    PNY Verto Geforce FX 5600 256MB and extremely happy with it up to this point. I have no doubt this card will handle anything I throw at it. and I run everything max, no exceptions.
    schizoid77, Jul 15, 2003
    #35

  16. PreservedSwine Newcomer, in training Posts: 375

    I bought an R9500non-pro and soft-modded it to an R9700.

    Best $140 I ever spent.

    Even b-4 the soft-mod, this card was impressive. Now, after opening up the other 4 pipes, this thing is a monster, I can run any game at max details, and AT LEAST 4xFSAA and 16xAF. This is @ 1024 x 768 on my old monitor.
    PreservedSwine, Jul 15, 2003
    #36

  17. LNCPapa TS Special Forces Posts: 3,974   +125

    Lots of cards:
    Asus V3400 VIVO TNT1
    Black Magic 12 Meg Voodoo 2
    ATI Rage 128 Pro (Mac G4 Graphite)
    Matrox G450 (Linux/Win2003 Server)
    NVidia GeForce DDR (Dual 733)
    NVidia GeForce 2 64 Meg (Dual 933)
    NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4400 (AMD machine)
    NVidia GeForce 4 Ti4600 (Mac G4 Quicksilver)
    NVidia Quadro 980 XGL (Dual Xeon)
    ATI Radeon 9800 Pro 128 Meg (P4 3.0C)

    I can promise you that this list will continue to grow at a fairly rapid pace. These are just the cards in the machines I use most often.
    LNCPapa, Jul 15, 2003
    #37

  18. acidosmosis TechSpot Chancellor Posts: 1,574

    ATI Radeon 9700 Pro, and a Nvidia Geforce2MX 400.
    acidosmosis, Jul 15, 2003
    #38

  19. SNGX1275 TS Special Forces Posts: 11,915   +119

    Asus V7100
    which is GeForce 2MX 32Meg Classic (not the 200/400 ones)
    SNGX1275, Jul 15, 2003
    #39

  20. Dantrag TechSpot Enthusiast Posts: 262

    geforce4 mx440 soon to be upgraded to 9500 pro :D
    second pc geforce2 mx 200 32mb, 3rd pc 4000xt pci 32mb pci 4th pc intergrated sis 4mb 5th intergrted 4mb 6th S3 savage 32mb
    7th pc 2 mb integrated
    Dantrag, Jul 16, 2003
    #40
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