hi i am purchasing a gfx card first time. my system specs are-:
1. Gigabyte motherboard g31 chipset
2. Intel pentium d 3.0GHz proccessor
3. 1.5GB of ram having speed of 667MHz
4. corsair vx450w psu
5. Lg 18.5" Lcd screen
My budget is upto 6K max. and i want atleast 1gb card, but i can choose 512MB card if good option is available in this range.
31 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:31 PM
#2
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:36 PM
sell pentium d , get E5300 investing 2k , get 4670 for 4k total 6k , pentium d is crap for gaming .
#3
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:43 PM
but at this time i only want a good graphics card after sometime i will upgrade my proccy
#4
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:44 PM
Totally agree with Roboghost. Pentium D will bottleneck the HD4670, Please shift to the Supreme VFM Cpu: E5300
(45nm, Gr8 performance, highly OCable, low power consumption, low cost, no need to upgrade soon)
If you want to stick to your decision no matter what, then buy Zotac 9800GT 512MB @ 5.4k = Best VFM G.Card in the market currently and Enough for gaming on an 18.5inch LCD. BUT, your Pentium D will highly hinder its performance.
(45nm, Gr8 performance, highly OCable, low power consumption, low cost, no need to upgrade soon)
If you want to stick to your decision no matter what, then buy Zotac 9800GT 512MB @ 5.4k = Best VFM G.Card in the market currently and Enough for gaming on an 18.5inch LCD. BUT, your Pentium D will highly hinder its performance.
#5
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:50 PM
ok if i upgrade my proccy then suggest me the card in nvidia geforce
#6
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:57 PM
Zotac 9800GT is actually Nvidia Geforce 9800GT manufactured by Zotac. Its a good company with nice A.s.s. and VFM pricing. Go for it.
#7
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:57 PM
bump..............
#8
Posted 14 October 2009 - 07:58 PM
...replied.
#9
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:02 PM
ok but what are the choices in 6k budget in which i upgraded my proccy from this budget. Give suggestions for nvidia based card
#10
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:06 PM
Thats your only choice in 5k-6k bracket
6k-7k: Powercolor Ati HD4850 HDMI @ Rs. 6600
In nvidia, higher options are: Nvidia Geforce GTS 250, GTX 260 Core 216, GTX 275, and so on.. Though none of these is required for 18.5inch LCD.
6k-7k: Powercolor Ati HD4850 HDMI @ Rs. 6600
In nvidia, higher options are: Nvidia Geforce GTS 250, GTX 260 Core 216, GTX 275, and so on.. Though none of these is required for 18.5inch LCD.
#11
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:09 PM
ok thanx but answer one more query of me. I am unable to post in market section, can you tell me the reason.
#12
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:12 PM
You're welcome :)
You need 25/35 posts atleast to make it to the market section.
You need 25/35 posts atleast to make it to the market section.
#13
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:18 PM
ohhhhh thanx
#14
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:18 PM
RoBoGhOsT said:
sell pentium d , get E5300 investing 2k , get 4670 for 4k total 6k , pentium d is crap for gaming .
[/end thread]
This is more or less the perfect recommendation for the TS.
@viva1986
Hello,
I would suggest you give this a read:-
http://www.techencla...elp-138633.html
You're asking for suggestions, that's what you are getting. Try not to set parameters/limiters when you ask questions. Since you decided to post here, accept the judgement of the people replying to your query.
1)Your Pentium D will horribly bottleneck any ~6k card. If you are going to "upgrade later", why not upgrade the GPU later as well? You'll possibly get a better product cheaper.
2)The HD4670 will max. out most games on a 19 inch display when paired with an E5xxx class processor.
3)The upgrades suggested above fit your budget. I see no reason to not go ahead with it.
4)The Nvidia equivalent to the 4670, the 9600GT costs a bit more, uses more power and offers very little performance gain over the HD 4670 to get a recommendation.
If you have any other queries or some other upgrade plans in the near future, please do post about them.
PS: If you must purchase a more expensive card, go with the Zotac(Nvidia) 9800GT, or a 4850 if you can raise your budget a bit as suggested above by sato1986.
#15
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:25 PM
Amien said:
[/end thread]
This is more or less the perfect recommendation for the TS.
@viva1986
Hello,
I would suggest you give this a read:-
http://www.techencla...elp-138633.html
You're asking for suggestions, that's what you are getting. Try not to set parameters/limiters when you ask questions. Since you decided to post here, accept the judgement of the people replying to your query.
1)Your Pentium D will horribly bottleneck any ~6k card. If you are going to "upgrade later", why not upgrade the GPU later as well? You'll possibly get a better product cheaper.
2)The HD4670 will max. out most games on a 19 inch display when paired with an E5xxx class processor.
3)The upgrades suggested above fit your budget. I see no reason to not go ahead with it.
4)The Nvidia equivalent to the 4670, the 9600GT costs more, uses more power and offers very little performance gain over the HD 4670 to get a recommendation.
If you have any other queries or some other upgrade plans in the near future, please do post about them.
PS: If you must purchase a more expensive card, go with the Zotac(Nvidia) 9800GT, or a 4850 if you can raise your budget a bit as suggested above by sato1986.
This is more or less the perfect recommendation for the TS.
@viva1986
Hello,
I would suggest you give this a read:-
http://www.techencla...elp-138633.html
You're asking for suggestions, that's what you are getting. Try not to set parameters/limiters when you ask questions. Since you decided to post here, accept the judgement of the people replying to your query.
1)Your Pentium D will horribly bottleneck any ~6k card. If you are going to "upgrade later", why not upgrade the GPU later as well? You'll possibly get a better product cheaper.
2)The HD4670 will max. out most games on a 19 inch display when paired with an E5xxx class processor.
3)The upgrades suggested above fit your budget. I see no reason to not go ahead with it.
4)The Nvidia equivalent to the 4670, the 9600GT costs more, uses more power and offers very little performance gain over the HD 4670 to get a recommendation.
If you have any other queries or some other upgrade plans in the near future, please do post about them.
PS: If you must purchase a more expensive card, go with the Zotac(Nvidia) 9800GT, or a 4850 if you can raise your budget a bit as suggested above by sato1986.
As usual, the great presentation and great advice :clap:
But, please note: HD4670 will NOT max games released in 2009. By that i mean 50+ FPS wont be achieved on most 2009 games when set at Max graphics. Hence Geforce 9800GT is much better/optimal for 19" (also noting that you like nvidia more than ati). Rest of the info is totally agreed upon.
#16
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:26 PM
ok thx amien
#17
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:28 PM
sato1986 said:
As usual, the great presentation and great advice :clap:
But, please note: HD4670 will NOT max games released in 2009. By that i mean 50+ FPS wont be achieved on most 2009 games when set at Max graphics. Hence Geforce 9800GT is much better/optimal for 19" (also noting that you like nvidia more than ati). Rest of the info is totally agreed upon.
But, please note: HD4670 will NOT max games released in 2009. By that i mean 50+ FPS wont be achieved on most 2009 games when set at Max graphics. Hence Geforce 9800GT is much better/optimal for 19" (also noting that you like nvidia more than ati). Rest of the info is totally agreed upon.
ok but i can play all the games with minimal settings with this card(i.e. ati hd4670).
#18
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:29 PM
sato1986 said:
As usual, the great presentation and great advice :clap:
But, please note: HD4670 will NOT max games released in 2009. By that i mean 50+ FPS wont be achieved on most 2009 games when set at Max graphics. Hence Geforce 9800GT is much better/optimal for 19" (also noting that you like nvidia more than ati). Rest of the info is totally agreed upon.
But, please note: HD4670 will NOT max games released in 2009. By that i mean 50+ FPS wont be achieved on most 2009 games when set at Max graphics. Hence Geforce 9800GT is much better/optimal for 19" (also noting that you like nvidia more than ati). Rest of the info is totally agreed upon.
Agreed.
However, depending on how long it takes to replace the Pentium D, even current games might not be playable, even with a 9800GT/4850.
@viva1986
At a res. of say 1440x900, id be surprised if there are more than just a couple of games that you cannot max out on an HD4670.
#19
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:30 PM
^^yes ofcorz. but you really want to upgrade and play on minimal settings when max settings are 1k away?
If yes, then Ati HD4670 is also a GREAT card.
Yea, just suggesting the buyer a step forward, so that he doesnt have to sell 4670 n buy new card in 2010 to play games even at medium low settings. Though your point is also correct incase buyer isnt planning to upgrade proccy SOON.
And yes there are Many games which drop FPS below 50 when maxed out. i.e. those released in 2009. Saying this by personal experience (I previously had 8800GT 512MB and friend has HD4670, with both of us having 19" monitors).
If yes, then Ati HD4670 is also a GREAT card.
Amien said:
Agreed.
However, depending on how long it takes to replace the Pentium D, even current games might not be playable, even with a 9800GT/4850.
@viva1986
At a res. of say 1440x900, id be surprised if there are more than just a couple of games that you cannot max out on an HD4670.
However, depending on how long it takes to replace the Pentium D, even current games might not be playable, even with a 9800GT/4850.
@viva1986
At a res. of say 1440x900, id be surprised if there are more than just a couple of games that you cannot max out on an HD4670.
Yea, just suggesting the buyer a step forward, so that he doesnt have to sell 4670 n buy new card in 2010 to play games even at medium low settings. Though your point is also correct incase buyer isnt planning to upgrade proccy SOON.
And yes there are Many games which drop FPS below 50 when maxed out. i.e. those released in 2009. Saying this by personal experience (I previously had 8800GT 512MB and friend has HD4670, with both of us having 19" monitors).
#20
Posted 14 October 2009 - 08:31 PM
ok but i can play all the games with minimal settings with this card(i.e. ati hd4670).
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