does anyone how much is the gforce xfx graphics card  cost?
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Nvidia cards run anywhere from $50 to well over $500. Look at http://www.newegg.com to do a search by categories, video cards, then by manufactuere.
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it will work fine on xp. my friend got a radeon 9550 that works well with winxp. get the latest driver from ati.\n\nyour card is outdated. \n\nif you want to upgrade\n\nbuy geforce 6800gt  250$ if you have a 8x agp slot.\n\nor 6600 gt for 120$\n\nor radeon x1600 pro 150$\n\nif you got a big budget try bfg 7800 oc agp card. you can play almost any games with it.\n\nmake sure you got atleast a 400 watts psu\n\nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com\nhttp://www.newegg.com
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A 256 MB Nvidia GE-FORCE 7800 GTX.
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first of all, its nice to have a 8x card with PCI-EC but its just like having a AGP almost, and trust me... I've got a Pentium 3 comp., so  better enjoy it lol. anywho, but u can always have the kick @$$ 16x. reading up on things, if u have a card that does support two 16x then u can join up the two and get double the power, so in other words 16*16=256, now thats awesome. BUT... if u have only one card in there, then itll only support up to 8x. thats the sucky part. I'd say if u have the money to get the 16x and buy another one. another problem is the money. usually the ones that have the double cards cost around $300 - $500. soooooooooooooooooo thatll be.... about $600 - $1,000. yep... pretty pricey. but then again itll be worth it. \n\nanother thing is if ur computer will support it. ur on ur own on that one. u might have to look and dig for some info online. i was trying to find some online from gateway and googling it but my search wasnt too good. so again ur on ur own on that one...\n\nthe cards are not all the same, ur just gonna have to go on the word of each ones. of course ur gonna want to go with the two big guys: ATI and NVidia. nvidia has this thing called SLI. adapt the two suckers with a attachment to connect them together and vioala, uve got ur double cards going. ATI in the other hand says it does have a double cards connecting thing, they call it CrossFire, enabling multi-GPU's to go at it. THE DIFFERENCE: god knows what is. to tell u the truth theyre both amazing. i see nvidia's and ati's and damn, its damn right gorgeus. so either way ur gonna have to stick to one and only one manufacturer. u cant mix two types of PCI EC's lol. till then that raps it up for  PCI EC's, but there will always be more in the near future. till then keep ur eyes peeled...
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geforce fx 5600 or try to search at yahoo web site just type Nvidia's graphic Card around Rs.5000. try it..k
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geforce.com /  driver.com
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For AGP and PCI-X video cards look on newegg.com :)
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here is one http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813138262 48 dollars about and here is another http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16813131492 110 dollars about you don't have to buy from these people the link is just to show off the board
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First of first , try to fix your windows (registry and file system) and ,s , then install the latest drivers for your graphics card and sound card\n\nalso try to use the SAME XFX Card on your freinds computers and see if things works then .. it may be an in-compatibility with YOUR system
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You want to download a gfx card? Lol! Tell you what dude, if you find somewhere that'll allow you to download actual physical computer components then do let me know.\n\nSeriously, you can't do this, you need to buy an actual card and stick it in your machine.
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Here's the best deal in AGP video cards at the moment: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814102666  It will play any game out right now, including F.E.A.R., the game that makes most video cards cringe, at 1280x1024 resolution.  It will play almost any other new game out at that resolution or higher, with the "eye candy" turned up pretty far. Eye candy meaning full-screen Anti-Aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering (both of which make a considerable difference in how games look.\nI know, I bought one recently, and couldn't be happier.\n\nHere's the best deal I could find on a 6600GT, which isn't as fast as the X1600 Pro, if you're using AA and AF (the eye candy): http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814133137
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Your system is slow, you should use the low graphic card series.  Even you get the Geforce 8 series (running in directX 10) [ranking from over $400 to $700], your system cannot handle it. It wastes money if you buy a new graphic card but your system cannot support for it.
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I agree that you won't find anything that can game for under $1000, let alone game well.  If you are playing older games you can probably get away with it, but anything new and you'll be forced to play on low settings with a very bad resolution, if you can even get the game to play at all.\n\nThese are the bare minimum graphics cards you should look for to be able to game on ok settings, you won't be able to max everything out, but everything will play well. In order of performance, lowest to highest.\nNvidia GeForce Go6400\nATI Mobility Radeon X600\nNvidia GeForce Go7400\nATI Mobility Radeon X1400 \nIf you want better performance, where you can turn the settings on high, listed lowest to highest\nNvidia GeForce Go6600\nATI Mobility Radeon X700\nNvidia GeForce Go7600\nATI Mobility Radeon X1600\nNvidia GeForce Go7700\nNvidia GeForce Go7600GT \n\nand now for the best of the best, monsters, you won't find these in anything that is close to mobile though.  These are only in desktop replacement notebooks that need constant power because they are so power hungry.\nIn order lowest to highest\nNvidia GeForce Go7800\nATI Mobility Radeon X1800\nNvidia GeForce Go7900GS\nNvidia GeForce Go7800GTX\nATI Mobility Radeon X1800XT\nNvidia GeForce Go7900GTX\nNvidia GeForce Go7950GTX \nThe next gen of mobile graphic is just around the corner though,  with the latest direct X 10, and support for everything in vista.  You'll just have to wait a few months for these.\nA better budget for a mobile gaming system is more around $1500 on the very low end.  It's very much worth it to save up, instead of dropping a grand on something that doesn't do what you want it to.
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You can find one here for $89.95 they also sell X2 CPUS:\n\nhttp://gamegiants.net/product_info.php?products_id=479\n\nHere is the info at biostar:\n\nhttp://www.biostar-usa.com/mbdetails.asp?model=tforce4+u
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I'd say it pretty much hinges on what kind of Radeon card you have but based on the specs and the non-functioning USB ports, I would start it at $300 and go from there.  But I doubt you will get any more than $600 for it because it is now possible to buy laptops around that price range brand new with specs superior to that of what you are offering.
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There's various review sites on the net that'll give you the results they got running gfx card on various games. Here's one that runs the 7600Gt with FEAR and other games:\n\nhttp://www.overclockersclub.com/reviews/gigabyte_7600gt_4.php
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for AGP and pci-express slots (2 versions): Ati x1600 pro goes slightly over the $100, but is a significant boost from the $100 x1300 pro.\n\nfor pci-express slots: nvidia 7600gs