Nvidia or ATI

[Smahatma]

you should be able to pick up a 9600XT for about that much

[oldsnail]

i would choose nvidia 2 years ago, but now i will choose ati

[zevolv]

definitely ATI I have two 9600 pros and two 9800 XTs and they are amazing and ATI has better driver support.

[danroz]

VOODOO... jk

ATI 9600 is awesome, good for video games and capturing, ati all the way

[itsthepham]

I would go with the ATI 9600 Series for under 200 bucks. You could either get the Pro or the XT series.

[twboy1999]

ati all the way


go get ati radeon 9600 pro, or 9600xt
or 9800ve

[Cornutu]

9800 SE with Omega drivers runs similar to a 9800 pro with stock drivers
take note of the different versions*

[CMonakar]

ATI. I have the 9700pro and am very happy with it. A friend of mine has the same card. He over clocked his system and it apparently damaged the card. He told the tech support guy what happened and they still replaced it. Therefore, it seems this is one of the few cases where buying the retail box version has its benefits.

Tom's hardware recently published a good comparison test of all the major cards. http://www6.tomshardware.com/graphic...ournament_2003

EG: UT2003

[CMonakar]

Also, I'm told that nvidia cards are not stable on linux.

[coloradosilver]

All the newest magazines are saying that ATI is the way to go!

[KF1]

Originally Posted by Fleischmann I'm thinking of buying a new video card, but I don't know if I should buy a Nvidia or an ATI product. My current GeForce 2 MX200 64MB isn't nearly enough for the lastest games. Based on your computer experience what should I pick ?? Cost: 200-300 dollars. TXH

Nvidia Geforce 8800 GTX superclocker right now much more better then before. Cost more money then before.

[dutchmasterflex]

Originally Posted by thamar ATI Sharper image.

Really? Sharper images from an ATI card?

I've never heard that argument before.

It's annoying to keep up with the GPU industry because they fuck over consumers royally every 3 months with a new card. So I only tend to do research when I am looking for stuff. But here's my 2 cents.

Right now Nvidia has the lead in price for performance (dx10 8800 gts with 320mb can be yours for $300 or under).

Later this year I think ATI/AMD will have something better to offer once they release their high end DX10 card.

[Fleischmann]

Well, atm ATI has the slight advantage (with the 2900XT) which could increase as the drivers are improved.

[Caplax40]

Oh for fuck's sake, this thread was three years old at the time of the last post!