Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Hardware and Software => Topic started by: simshell on December 04, 2003, 12:14:53 AM
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hi i found out that my intel card wont play aces high 2 so im looking for a card that well run it my max price is 200$ i was thinking about the ATI Radeon 9600 pro. card can you tell what card would be good for my pc
Operating System: Windows XP
System Manufacturer: HP Pavilion 04
Processor: Intel(R) Celeron(TM) CPU 1300MHz
Memory: 254MB RAM
plz tell me if you need more but i would need you to tell me how to get more or were
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o yea forgot can you tell me were i can buy video cards by money order besides Ebay dont like battle-ing it out:mad:
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Comp usa has ATI 9600pro on sale with rebates for $129.00
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yeppers the comp usa 9600 pro for 129.00 is a great deal ...
plus id add anouther stick of 256 ram to it , that should give it enough ummmmmmmph
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sorry cant add anything besides a video card right
il be happy if i get 17 frame rates in aces high 2 with a new video card the one i got now wont even play it at all
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You can get the 9600XT (faster than the Pro and less power hungry) for less than $200 here (http://direct.mwave.com/mwave/ProdVID-ATI.hmx?UID=&CID=&updepts=VID&DNAME=%3Cb%3EVideo+Cards%3C%2Fb%3E&Back=ProdVID-ATI.hmx?)
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thanks Skuzzy i think im going to buy from there and that ATI Radeon 9600XT
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On the 9600XT, what's the difference between the one with DDR and the one without, other than the price?
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There is no 9600XT with or without DDR. It comes in one flavor.
In the 9600 family there is the:
9600SE (marketing product; stay away from it)
9600 (same as the Pro, with slower ram)
9600Pro
The above products are all based on the RV350 ATI GPU, which is a low cost version of the R350 (9800 family) (half the number of pipelines is the basic diference).
The R350 is a .15 micron part, while the RV series are .13 micron parts.
9600XT is based on the RV360 GPU. While having the same basic specs as the RV350, the big difference is this is the first chip to successfully make use of low-k dielectric technology, which allows for higher clocks and significantly less power consumption (i.e. much less heat).
Some of the third party suppliers of ATI products are putting faster RAM on their version of the 9600XT, and raising the clocks on the RAM for better performance.
The GPU on the 9600XT can overclock very well (some sites have reported successful clocks up to 625Mhz).
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Oook. I'm confused then (ya that's a newsflash). On the mwave site, what's the difference between AA24830 and 3366449?
TIA
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The "AA" model is an OEM card. This means it comes in a plain white box, with the driver CD and nothing much else. That is why it is cheaper.
The "33" model is the full ATI retail package, which also includes a voucher to obtain the full version of Half-Life 2 for free, when it becomes available. Pretty good deal, if ya ask me.
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hey iv found this GeForce FX 5200 at my WALMART can you guys tell me if it well run aces high 2 at a minumiun of 20 frame rates a sec
it cost 100$
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There's a very large performance difference between any 5200 series card and a 9600 Pro or XT. The 9600 XT is at least 2x the speed of a 5200 standard. That said, an FX5200 is probably fast enough to play AH 2 at 20 fps when it is finally done.
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id like to hear from anybody who can make ah2 palyable with pc133 or less, my old puter is a 1.7gHz with 768 pc133 gf ti4200 and i couldnt get near a airfield without sever stutter.