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| Registered User Join Date: Jan 2005
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| I bought a new card then someone told me about this better card after I ordered it this card I bought Newegg.com - BFG Tech BFGR7950512GTOCE GeForce 7950GT 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 OC Video Card - Retail Someone said this will own my new card *** :/ Newegg.com - EVGA 320-P2-N811-AR GeForce 8800GTS 320MB 320-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 HDCP Video Card - Retail . Is there a special feature of the card I bought? I hope so; I think its already nextdoor. Just got a package waiting for them to get home.
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| How did they do that??? Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Indiana USA
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| This would be my choice. ![]() The first thing that caught my eye was that there are no heat sinks on the memory of the BFG Tech card. ![]() Also the EVGA card is Direct10 ready and the BFG is only Direct9. Do a side by side comparison on the specs and you will see that over all which one will be better for you.
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| 010011100100100101001110 Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: Virginia
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| Yeah go with the dx10 card if you can swing it some how. Maybe put the other card in another pc in your house or sell it, if newegg won't take it back. good luck! (:
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| I opened the bfg box :( A techy friend in a tech yahoo room who seems to be pretty knowledgable with windows told me about it and just yesterday it came in the mail and I opened the BFG card box and tryed to fit it but seems its PCI Express and for my motherboard needs to be PCIX. Its p8sc8 mobo*. My Dad will look at the office and see if theres an extra server mobo* that will use PCI E. At any rate I think I will use the BFG card. I trust his judgment and believe this card has a wellknown track record unlike the other card (and I got it in the mail and opened the box; lolol). ![]() I saw the benchmarks of those two cards here before opening the box; VGA Charts 2007 | Tom's Hardware
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| I'm really not trying to be rude here, but why did you ask us if you are going to listen to some guy in a chat room? In my opinion.. the 8800 is a better deal all around, performance and you get dx10. I think most poeple here would agree with me. If i had the oppurtunity to get the 8800 instead by returning the bfg or whatever... id be all over that like white on rice! (:
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| im getting the dx10 card Im going to get an rma from newegg and send it back; I hope it wont matter if I took the plastic off the box it came in. Im getting the other card. Thankyou all so much for your input. Getting opinions from everyone here helps me to do what I need to do and send it back.
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| rock on man (:
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| restocking fee *** Hm $50.00 restocking fee is a bit much; I used to buy a whole card for that. They should wave the restocking fee since im buying another card that costs even more. We just did the refund from the newegg account users panel. The 7.65 shipping fee isnt to bad. Im calling them on monday and todays sunday. It's been about three days since I received it in the mail.
__________________ EM64T P4 Prescott (Socket T) CPU 3.4ghz, 1gig nonecc; nonbuffered pc3200 micron memory, Vid Card Radeon Sapphire X800 GTO, LG dvd rewriter GSA-4163B, 1 85GB serial ata; sata (another hard drive clone unplugged same size in the case ¤ Free space /Total on: C: 66.6/97.6GB ¤E: 3.30/30.2GB ¤F: 9.58/9.76GB on an Abit GD8 motherboard all NTFS running a XP PRO slipstreamed with sp2. Last edited by vectorrr : 05-06-2007 at 05:24 AM. |
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| Vectorrr I found this factory overclocked card here: Newegg.com - BFG Tech BFGR88320GTSOC2E GeForce 8800GTS 320MB 320-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 Video Card - Retail I'm going to buy this; If you guys know of faster cards for the money please share them with me.
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| Any faster cards for the money you wish to share with me before I get that card?
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| Newegg.com - EVGA 640-P2-N825-AR GeForce 8800GTS 640MB 320-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 SUPERCLOCKED HDCP Video Card - Retail A tiny bit more but you get more memory, and evga's step up program if you wanted to use it. I had a 7800gtx and i stepped up for free to the 7950gx2 which i love. Sometimes there is a difference in price but with mine i just had to pay shipping. I'm a fan of evga anyway, after how they dealt with problems i had with a card. The first 7950gx2 i had started to have tearing and artifacting in games, and they crosshipped me a new one. Very fast too, very good support. When i called to ask a question i got someone on the first couple rings. Pretty rare today. I'm not familiar with BFG's tech support, but XFX and leadtek both sucked in my opinion.
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| ? nice Im wondering if we can find a benchmark like from toms hardware with that card and the bfg oc card? Whats the difference from our 2 cards and the GTX card? Im sure yours will blow mine out of the water.
__________________ EM64T P4 Prescott (Socket T) CPU 3.4ghz, 1gig nonecc; nonbuffered pc3200 micron memory, Vid Card Radeon Sapphire X800 GTO, LG dvd rewriter GSA-4163B, 1 85GB serial ata; sata (another hard drive clone unplugged same size in the case ¤ Free space /Total on: C: 66.6/97.6GB ¤E: 3.30/30.2GB ¤F: 9.58/9.76GB on an Abit GD8 motherboard all NTFS running a XP PRO slipstreamed with sp2. Last edited by vectorrr : 05-18-2007 at 10:17 AM. |
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| Check out the $369 card from newegg Newegg.com - BFG Tech BFGR88640GTSOCE GeForce 8800GTS 640MB 320-bit GDDR3 PCI Express x16 OC HDCP Video Card - Retail Its the lowest price from pricegrabber.
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