Nvidia or ATI?

View Poll Results: ATI or Nvidia

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  • ATI

    19 35.85%
  • Nvidia

    34 64.15%
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  1. Posts : 581
    Windows 7 Ulitimate Beta 32 Bit, Windows Vista 32 Bit, Ubuntu 9.10 32 Bit
       #11

    jorpe said:
    you can find GTX 260s for sub 200 all day, some around 150... Having said that, my progression was 8600gt Sli to GTX 260 to Radeon 5850, and the ATI card is 10000x the card the others are, especially being able to use 3 monitors. I do prefer nvidia control panel to Catalyst controller though.

    I'm not a ''gamer'' per say, but I do play mw2 and mlb2k10 occasionally.
    i'm addicted to both those games.... haha its quite sad
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  2. Posts : 278
    7600x64 ultimate, not SP1
       #12

    ThePizzaMan said:
    jorpe said:
    you can find GTX 260s for sub 200 all day, some around 150... Having said that, my progression was 8600gt Sli to GTX 260 to Radeon 5850, and the ATI card is 10000x the card the others are, especially being able to use 3 monitors. I do prefer nvidia control panel to Catalyst controller though.

    I'm not a ''gamer'' per say, but I do play mw2 and mlb2k10 occasionally.
    i'm addicted to both those games.... haha its quite sad
    I'm pretty much becoming addicted to the ''my player'' part of mlb2k10. Do you use an xbox360 controller?
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  3. Posts : 255
    Windows 7 Professional 64
       #13

    Start with a budget/price in mind and go from there, you know the drill.
    Whatever you choose, will be the right card at this "time".

    It comes down to smart shopping and your needs, someone elses needs/beliefs aren't yours.

    Anyway hope you find a solution be it ATI or Nvidia.
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  4. Posts : 12,364
    8 Pro x64
       #14

    Sanvean said:
    Start with a budget/price in mind and go from there, you know the drill.
    + yep.

    Once you have a budget, then you have boundaries.

    Also, what sort of performance increase are you expecting with a newer card?

    Because as it's been mentioned - your CPU will be a limiting factor to higher-end cards.

    Also your current Power Supply will also be an issue ( I assume generic case = generic PSU?)
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  5. Posts : 759
    Windows 7 Enterprise x64
       #15

    <----- I voted NVIDIA. Gee, I wonder why as I look at my avatar? LOL

    It really is a preference thing, and loyalty to your preferred company. Anything AMD...OR...NVIDIA is going to be a quality product.
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  6. Posts : 9,582
    Windows 8.1 Pro RTM x64
       #16

    I vote NVidia as well as they are the ones that I have experience with. Normally, I would say that it depends on your motherboard chipset and that the GPU should match (ATI for AMD and NVidia for NVidia), but in your case this is Intel so it doesn't matter. You're always going to get a difference of opinion here, so in the end it is your decision. I note, though, that you already have used an NVidia card in this system so you know it works with that combination. As a result, it may be a case of better the devil you know.
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  7. Posts : 581
    Windows 7 Ulitimate Beta 32 Bit, Windows Vista 32 Bit, Ubuntu 9.10 32 Bit
       #17

    jorpe said:
    ThePizzaMan said:
    jorpe said:
    you can find GTX 260s for sub 200 all day, some around 150... Having said that, my progression was 8600gt Sli to GTX 260 to Radeon 5850, and the ATI card is 10000x the card the others are, especially being able to use 3 monitors. I do prefer nvidia control panel to Catalyst controller though.

    I'm not a ''gamer'' per say, but I do play mw2 and mlb2k10 occasionally.
    i'm addicted to both those games.... haha its quite sad
    I'm pretty much becoming addicted to the ''my player'' part of mlb2k10. Do you use an xbox360 controller?
    oh yes i love that thats the only part i play, and no not yet haha
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  8. Posts : 161
    Windows 7 Home x64
       #18

    Personal preference; buy a $100.00+ card from either manufacturer, you should be fine.
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  9. Posts : 139
    Windows 7 x64 Home Premium
       #19

    At this time ATI.

    Sad Poll result seems like pure fanboy reaction, rather than a marker of what is good right now.

    I have an NVidia card but I am not brand loyalist, I just look at what is best, and now ATI has been in the drivers seat for at least half a year, they have revamped almost the complete line and have newer tech in almost every price level.

    NVidia only has new technology in their very late, very expensive, very power hungry chips.

    Don't buy NVidia right now unless you are die hard NVidia loyalist.
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  10. Posts : 161
    Windows 7 Home x64
       #20

    Snowdog said:
    NVidia only has new technology in their very late, very expensive, very power hungry chips.
    Which they're hoping will swing the pendulum back in they're direction.
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