graphic card

[gigabyte]

is the graphics card im using the best for my mother board ???? any help would be good thankyou.

 

[The Howling Wolves]

What kind of things do you do on a computer/ gaming /graphics or normal stuff?
http://www.sevenforums.com/graphic-cards/105068-what-graphics-card.html
Read the following and get back to us.

 

[Lemur]

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!! If you don't know if you need a PCI, PCI-E, etc, that's one thing. Otherwise, please use the search at the top right first.

 

[gigabyte]

i use my pc for gaming and watching dvd etc. i just wana know what works best with the mother board im using thats all . just check my system specs for what i have now. thankyou.

 

[Dave76]

Your two 4800 in crossfire are good cards.

The new 5800 or 5900 series may be a little better, the ones you have are just fine.

 

[gigabyte]

thakyou dave76. i have on more question about my cards why dose windows 7 pick them up as 4800 my cards are 4890 ????????

 

[Dave76]

It depends on what program our using to get the information from.

Try SIW - System Information for Windows program, it will tell you all your computer's system information in detail.

For the graphics cards, Hardware > Video.

 

[gigabyte]

thankyou dave76. also i need help getting 60hertz my video card suppuorts it but i dont know how to do it?????

 

[ken9122]

You are actually running 60hertz it's a rounding error (59.something)
I think.

Ken

 

[Wishmaster]

My opinion my differ than others,.
But performance-wise, @ 1680x1050 resolution, 1 4890 should be able to MAX any game currently out.

Crossfire 4890s are just overkill at that res. may not even be using them to thier full potential as it is.

The only thing you're missing is DX 11 support. unless thats a major issue to you at this time.

Although, a single 5850 could probably do just as well, or better than the pair of 4890s with less power & heat.
Still, upgrading just for more performance would not really be needed IMHO.