What kind of FPS do you get with the 7600GT?
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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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About your best bet is the GeForce 6600 GT brilliant mid range card
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Neverwinter Nights System Requirements are far less then what u have on ur  computer...but it is difficult to say why it consumes such a great amount of CPU..according to the official requirements it should work on a Pentium® III 800 MHz or AthlonTM 800 MHz processor...\ni am not very good with video cards..but can u check if ur video card is OpenGL 1.2 compliant... if it is NOT OpenGL 1.2 compliant, then it might be the reason for this issue...
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well the 6800s are pretty good\ni'd say put everything on high\nexcept for anti aliasing and anistrophic filtering\n\nif you cant' do that\nmake the unimportant sounding stuff medium, not high\nto increase fps and have good quality\nright click the nvidia settings on your taskbar, and choose performance\nnot high performance or Quality, just performance.\nthen make everythingd medium
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If you could afford it the Nvidia 7900GTX would be the best, but those are over $500 and huge to boot. I love my 7800GT. They are under $300 and only take up one slot, much more room if you want to go with SLI. Runs cool too, about 40-42C average even while playing games. I have HL2, FEAR, Far Cry, Quake4, all look awesome!\nhttp://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814150108
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i would go ATI anytime, but in this case...\nthe 7300 will give anywhere between 50 and 200 % more frames per seconds...
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varies 60 to 90 for the GPU, you shouldn't worry -> over 90 gets toasted
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Of those two, get the one from tigerdirect. It's factory overclocked by default. (590MHz core. The newegg one is running 560MHz core.)\n\nIt won't make a world of difference, but it's cheaper and will spit out 4-5FPS more.
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Okay, first of all the X1300 is a horrible card for gaming, second of all, I need to see how much 170 euros is in dollars (goes to Google), okay, nice budget you got there.  I would look toward a nVidia 7600GS or 7600GT.  I would go for the GT though if you could, I'd try to get two 7600GS's as they have performance close to a 7900GT when you pair them together over SLi but then you have to have an SLi motherboard and a suffiecently powerful power supply.\n\nIf you're still stuck with AGP look for either the 6600GS or Radeon X1600, they're far from the best but tons better than the worst cards out there.  I hope you aren't stuck with AGP.\n\nSpeaking of which, you'll be buying new cards in about a year for DirectX 10 support and no card made today supports it, they won't be out until the end of the year.  If you need a stop-gap between them, the 7600GT is an excellent choice.
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look at say 6600gt's 6800gt, 7800gt
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It does not worth just 760. Visit this link and buy it online!!!
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Hi,\n\nI currently have an EVGA video card. EVGA 7800GT\nIt's a really good card but the funny thing is I have MSI's bios flash on my EVGA card. Why?\nBecause evga default bios that came with the card and even newer evga bios that they later made for this always kept giving me artifacts in games. But as soon as i flashed it with MSI's bios got no more problems :)\nThe card is good quality, but because of the problems i had with this card I wont really go buy another evga card anytime soon.\nI have heard many good things about XFX, but i never had or used a pc with xfx graphics. But XFX has received many good reviews from many pc sites.\n\nIf you have the spending money go for the 7900GT the the 7900GTX is a lot faster but also a lot more expensive.\nThe 7900GT is just right.\n\nThe problem you are might having with your game is probably you have the quality to low. You have it at 640x480 should have it at about 1024x768 much better quality.\nIf this is not the solution than probably the game itself is like that.
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I think you should buy the NVIDIA GeForce 6600.It would play on medium and high settings and maybe make the graphics a little better.
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check and compare specs and prices. know what you want your card to do. i picked up a nvidia geforce 6600gt for around your price and it works fine for me. i also understand if i want to play some of the newer games coming out i might need to get a better card. but for now this one does great for me. keeps up with multiplayer games and works great when i play games offline. \n\n   look at whatever games you have or are going to get and see what they recommend, and get a card a little better then what they recommend so it isn't obsolete to soon.\n \n   P.S. check out  www.newegg.com  there prices are good and ships fairly fast. also you can compare and read others views on the items you are looking at.
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I suggest 9600 PRO (Ati) if you can afford it, its a good value for money card if you want to save some money. However the next step up would be a GeForce Nvidia 6600gt.
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The extreme editions.\n  \nIntel Pentium 4 Extreme Edition 3.73GHz / 2MB Cache / 1066MHz FSB / Socket 775 / Hyper-Threading /
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radeon 9550 with 2.4 pentium runs battlefield but i had to put in audio card the sound in that game is hard for a lower quality pc\ncard is worth 100 new or less  worth its money .\n\nand i have a 3.4 pen with a 6600 gt which cost 250 australian\nruns all games good.\nboth pcs i turn my games graphics to the lowest .\n\nbeware of 6600 there power hogs and i have to turn the card down 100 herts in order for it to run with no power warnings\nor it lessens your graphics\nhave a friend with the 256 6600 card and he curses the day he got it.\nmine is ok  ime still happy with it even after all its weaknesses.\ngood luck