Ahh.... it seems I haven't got a graphic card.
That was very helpful man, thanks. Any suggestions on a good graphic card?
ASUS x1600 Pro graphics card. that's what i have and it is awesome! it has an affordable price range.
[Edited by soldier10192, 8/5/2007 3:22:24 PM]
Ahh.... it seems I haven't got a graphic card.
That was very helpful man, thanks. Any suggestions on a good graphic card?
Nvidia GeForce 8800 GTS graphics card
The 8800 GTX introduced us to unified shaders - or Stream Processors, as Nvidia likes to call them - and the GTS has also been cut back in this department. The GTX has 128 SPs running at 1,350MHz while the GTS has 96 running at 1,200MHz.
The final change comes in the Raster Operation Units (ROPs) which are cut from six in the GTX to five in the GTS. Each ROP can render four pixels so this is the equivalent of cutting back from 24 old-style ROPs to 20 ROPs, which is consistent with the other changes. The GeForce 8800 GTS hasn't been crippled but it is certainly hobbled compared to the GTX.
On the bright side, these changes mean that Nvidia recommends that you install a 450W power supply for a single GTX graphics card while a GTS only requires a 400W unit, and of course the GTS is quite a bit cheaper than the GTX. Now we're not going to sneeze at a £100 saving as it's 20 percent of the price of a GTX.
[Edited by mr_mango, 8/5/2007 3:26:37 PM]
whoa whoa hang on a minute where did ya get dx10??!!!(o and btw i have an nvidia 7600 gs 1gb ram and 2.8Ghz)
[Edited by gta_dude, 8/21/2007 12:49:10 PM]
you didn't know that Direct X10 has already been released? 🤔