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davislane1
GeForce 6600GT (the AGP model). In spite of some of it's limitations, I was able to get it to run competently for over 6 years without much fuss playing games like TES: Oblivion, Doom 3, CoD: 4, FarCry series, and a few other titles that were popular around the time AGP slotted mobos were being discontinued. The longevity of the card was what really impressed me about it. In spite of the obvious limitations of both the card and the AGP, I was able to keep it running relatively well (I.e. didn't have to dumb the graphics down on games too drastically) until around 2009-10 when it finally died. I read a review some while ago that called it "the little card that could," and that is certainly an apt description of the card.
I did replace the card late in 2010 with a Sapphire Radeon HD3850, but ultimately wound up "downgrading" the following year when I got a MBP for school.
I did replace the card late in 2010 with a Sapphire Radeon HD3850, but ultimately wound up "downgrading" the following year when I got a MBP for school.