The GT 240 is right at $90 on Newegg.
Purchased two recently for "lesser" computer builds. (Cost $45 after rebate, off shelf at local store.) They work great. Not a max setting game crushing card but works very well for the average consumer.
your absolutely right, nice price. Here's link Newegg.com - XFX GT240XZHFC GeForce GT 240 1GB 128-bit DDR5 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready Video Card.
Not sure about delivery costs but should have some change from $100 budget.
Lol, I posted a 240GT link to Newegg on that thread yesterday. Yours is actually a little cheaper. Much better than the 9500GT, but not a gaming card. But that's what he's looking for, so should do fine. A Guy
I don't know exactly but i hunted down a thread which was debating the WEI on a GT 240 they believe it's around 6.2, can't help further sorry heres thread GT240 Whats the WEI score? - Overclock.net - Overclocking.net
I totally agree with you, not a gaming card, I have had a HD 3650 (256MB GDDR3 )and a HD 4670 (512MB GDDR3)before installing these HD 5770's and neither of them were any good for proper games, (Paid £90 for the HD 4670 too), just didn't know any better at the time. I got the HD 5770's because it was an achievable crossfire set up for my budget, And though not the best cards around, the HD 5770 is a gaming card, Mid range but it eats all games I have on this system.
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Mentioned it in that other thread. imagine how much ram, what timings, etc. will affect it.
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