amd turion 64 mobile technolgy or mobile amd aempron ? and nvdia g force graphics card or ati radeon xpress?
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between the turion and the sempron, definetely the turion 64, both are AMD, but the turion is a 64 bit processor, the sempron is not, with turion you can later upgrade to Microsoft Vista, not the sempron, and in general, I have bad experience with sempron and celeron processors, they thend to freeze up more often when running more than one application at same time.\n\nabout the video cards, I have used both and both are good, but of course I dont play games, maybe someone that use his computer for games can answer that better. because is about the only time that your video card gets more load of work, DVDs look nice on either one...
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amd is best for games and graphically intensive programs right now.\nremember things change fast.
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ati drivers \nhttp://ati.amd.com/support/driver.html
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The Mobility X1600 is essentially the same as its desktop counterpart and has the following features:\n\n12 Pixel Pipes\n5 Vertex Pipes\n4 Texture Units\n4 Render Back-Ends\n128 Max. Threads\nCore clock: 470\nMemory clock: 470\n\nThe primary difference here is that the desktop card is clocked slightly higher with a core clock of 580MHz and a memory clock at 780MHz.  You can read all about this over at AnandTech, http://www.anandtech.com/video/showdoc.aspx?i=2632
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I used to prefer nVidia with AMD, but honestly I don't think it matters all that much (the differences are negligible). As a company, I prefer nVidia over ATI, but in my opinion nVidia is struggling a bit with their video cards at the moment. I truly hope they grow out of that. I used to run a GForce 4800 on my nvidia nForce2 motherboard, but I switched to an ATI X800 and haven't had any problems with it on that motherboard.
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not much in it really card for card. radeon bring one out and geforce responds with a similar or better one and vice versa. as for games written for specific card.... well that's a new one on me, after all the game companies would lose millions if that were the case surely??
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2g processor ... 1g+ ram ...nvidia7800 or ati800
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the best and most exspensive on the market right now is NVIDIA GeForce 7950 GX2 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8828136606&category=3762 ...go to http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_attrib.php/page_id=5/form_keyword=video%20card/rd=1/popup1[]=15:387 and explore different memory amounts, brands, and compare prices
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I've used both, and they both do the job they are suppose to do.  Nvidia can be annoying sometimes though, and ATI graphics cards are usually more solid in proformance.  So if I had to pick, I'd pick ATI.
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Basically, if you have the cooling capabilities to handle it, I would suggest the 256MB card.  The more memory, the better it is capable of handling difficult graphics.
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if money is no issue try the ATi X800XL-AGP or the nVidia 7300GTX-AGP these cards are high end cards but are limited due to their AGP interface, the've got around 256 MB of GDDR2 RAM and plenty of clock speed they come at a tag of $200-$500
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Well that is a little bit vague, bit I will go with fastest/most powerful as what you meant.  That would probably be the Radeon X1950XTX, but that will change on Wednesday when the GeForce 8800GTX comes out, it will blow everything else away.
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nVIDIA nFORCE i guess is best \n\nhttp://www.slizone.com/object/slizone_nforce.html
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If you have a PCI Express slot get one of those.  Regardless go with NVIDIA or an NVIDIA line, they are better than any other company out there.  All my friends who work for CAD, Architecture, programming and for Disney, Dreamworks use Nvidia.  I would go with a 256MB Nvidia line that supports directX 9.  The higher the res it can max out at the better as well becaue if you play it at a lower res than the max supported your card works faster.  Also the Nvidia drivers are much easier to work with I had a 5500OC 256 card and was able to use the 5700 drivers for it without any problems.  If you want to change and upgrade your mobo, then upgrade to one that has PCI Express slots in them as PCI is going to be completely phased out  and soon AGP will be phased out as well.  Depending on how soon you plan to upgrade your mobo I'd wait and get one with a PCI Express slot then buy a PCI E card with the specs previously mentioned.
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I would look at the latest versions of the Nvidia or ATI graphics card range ie ATI Radeon 9800 or Nvidia 6800 or 7600 ( I dont think they do an AGP version of the 7800 or 7900 although I could be wrong ) Worth while checking out though. Look on www.tomshardware.com and www.firingsquad.com for reviews etc\n\nI hope this helps
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According to http://ati.amd.com/technology/windowsvista/Products.html The Radeon Xpress 200 is Vista Ready. But I am unsure about the "Aero" eye candy feature you are referring to.
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There is no such thing as the Very Best. Each company has their ups and downs. It all depends on what you need. Nvidia is one of the top though, yes. I personally prefer ATI products.