Bush sweet justice hi Jun 24, 2010 #1 I'd like under $50 from this list: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... 18|&Sort=3 I'm eying the 7300, but I'd like some opinions.
I'd like under $50 from this list: http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... 18|&Sort=3 I'm eying the 7300, but I'd like some opinions.
snowpenguin Frequent Poster Jun 24, 2010 #2 go for a more powerful used card. you'll get more power and still spend the same amount. i really don't see much use to buying the cheapo cards because they're not LOADS better than the integrated cards on mobos.
go for a more powerful used card. you'll get more power and still spend the same amount. i really don't see much use to buying the cheapo cards because they're not LOADS better than the integrated cards on mobos.
M machjas Active Member Jun 25, 2010 #6 Does your box support PCIe for video or do you need AGP? If you can do PCIe2, this should work just fine. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... CatId=3669 It's a better card in your price range, it does HDMI and has twice the video ram as the 7000 series you posted.
Does your box support PCIe for video or do you need AGP? If you can do PCIe2, this should work just fine. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... CatId=3669 It's a better card in your price range, it does HDMI and has twice the video ram as the 7000 series you posted.
M machjas Active Member Jun 25, 2010 #8 I'd say you won't do much better than the 7300 in that price range, unless you go used on ebay or something..
I'd say you won't do much better than the 7300 in that price range, unless you go used on ebay or something..
Bibin Frequent Poster Jun 25, 2010 #10 You want AGP; you can do PCI but it's awful in comparison. This isn't a bad choice. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=933
You want AGP; you can do PCI but it's awful in comparison. This isn't a bad choice. http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications ... &CatId=933
snowpenguin Frequent Poster Jun 25, 2010 #11 If I was you I'd just save up like $55-$60 more, get a nice new motherboard with pci-e 2.0, and get an 8800GT.
If I was you I'd just save up like $55-$60 more, get a nice new motherboard with pci-e 2.0, and get an 8800GT.
M machjas Active Member Jun 25, 2010 #12 snowpenguin said: If I was you I'd just save up like $55-$60 more, get a nice new motherboard with pci-e 2.0, and get an 8800GT. Click to expand... also depends on cpu, ram, etc... not always as simple as that...
snowpenguin said: If I was you I'd just save up like $55-$60 more, get a nice new motherboard with pci-e 2.0, and get an 8800GT. Click to expand... also depends on cpu, ram, etc... not always as simple as that...