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  1. francisobi94
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    Thanks.
    Happy new year too! :)
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  3. francisobi94
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    Finally.
    The reseller has given me a full refund on my old ATI. Now I've 400€ to buy a new one.
    Please, because you know what graphic cards are more stable, giving attention on qulity/price, till 400€ (aprox. 556$) what is the best graphic card?

    Thank you all for your time and patience.
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  4. CarlTR6
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    That is good news. I am not an expert on graphics cards. I suggest that you post this question in Graphic Cards - Windows 7 Forums. Those guys and gals are darn good and you will get plenty of advice.
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