Agp
Posted: Wed Mar 15, 2006 2:37 pm
Admittingly its old and outdated, but its what i got..
Im runnin a 9800 Pro in one system and Ti 4400...
The Ti 4400 has gotta go.. Its great on older games but newer stuff still has issues, but still runs..
the 9800Pro is doing a good job but I just got 2 new games recently and its sputtering alot. I plan on getting a new Sound and new Video card for both systems. And I wanna get the same for both. Even the playing field some, adding ram as well to system B.
So here I am.. AGP for Graphics, and PCI for sound.
I've been looking at the 6800 GS and even the 7800GS cards, How do they compare? worth the upgrade? or should i just get another 9800 pro for system B and call it a day??
As for sound cards, Is creative labs still top dog or is there another company that does the trick?
What im looking for is a sound card that will a) take the drivers and install them without giving me a hard time like all my sound blasters do [from CD or from website it refuses to install the drivers].. b) speeds up the system as it takes load off the CPU c) Sounds better than onboard d) Surround sound not needed nor cared about.. the surround sound speakers system i have is outdated and I dont have the room to utilize it anyways.
The cheaper the better.. my budget has gotten REALLY tight latly.. so i've gotta save up as much as i can to do this...
Im runnin a 9800 Pro in one system and Ti 4400...
The Ti 4400 has gotta go.. Its great on older games but newer stuff still has issues, but still runs..
the 9800Pro is doing a good job but I just got 2 new games recently and its sputtering alot. I plan on getting a new Sound and new Video card for both systems. And I wanna get the same for both. Even the playing field some, adding ram as well to system B.
So here I am.. AGP for Graphics, and PCI for sound.
I've been looking at the 6800 GS and even the 7800GS cards, How do they compare? worth the upgrade? or should i just get another 9800 pro for system B and call it a day??
As for sound cards, Is creative labs still top dog or is there another company that does the trick?
What im looking for is a sound card that will a) take the drivers and install them without giving me a hard time like all my sound blasters do [from CD or from website it refuses to install the drivers].. b) speeds up the system as it takes load off the CPU c) Sounds better than onboard d) Surround sound not needed nor cared about.. the surround sound speakers system i have is outdated and I dont have the room to utilize it anyways.
The cheaper the better.. my budget has gotten REALLY tight latly.. so i've gotta save up as much as i can to do this...