Which graphic card is better?
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Neither of those two cards will be up to the task of the games with which you're wanting to use them.  That said, the X1300 is much, much faster.  That's why it's the more expensive of the two.
761059
Get the Pny Geforce7300GS. The Radeon X1300 is not nearly as powerful.
576442
Both are equally good. But 7800 GTX is cost effective and has nearby same performance as 7900.
1016579
Both companies make good cards, sometimes nvidia is better than Ati, sometimes Ati is better than nvidia.\nYou should look at the card that is better, not the company. For example, if you want to buy card that cost around 130$ then you should get  geforce 7600GS, becasue this is the best card for that price.\nIf you want to get card that cost 450$ then you should get radeon X1900xtx, because it's currently the best for that price.\n\nSo, you should look at the card that perform the best at the price that you want to buy.
127612
This is like asking which is better Ford or Chevy.\nYou'll probably get answers from both sides (notice I said sides).  Most people have one video card.  Specs and testing again are like cars.  Some specs are better for one side some specs favor the other side.\nnVidia fans will trash ATI. ATI will trash nVidia.\nThese are the two major players and both have their advantages.\nAlso best graphics card for DVD playback?...for gaming? ...photoediting? PCI Express or AGP? \nBelow is a good link.
710559
If it's a PCI-E, I would reccomend the Geforce 7900GT from EVGA
993933
integrated graphics is always integrated graphics,  it can't compared with mid-range graphics card. and Nvidia and ATI will also punished their new generation integrated graphics, i think they would be better than Intel.
389854
Condsidering the price and performance i would go for AMD though it is having some heating problems. 64 bit AMD is a good choice.
973842
Well I was looking at the 2 graphic cards at Best Buy the other day and the 7600 is designed to run a duo card set up. It has an adapter that connects 2 7600's together its more expensive because you have to buy 2 cards but it is well worth it in the end. I personnaly have the duo card set up running the 7600. I get awsome performance and i am thinking I really saved alittle cash. the bang is deffinatelly worth buck.
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its a better.\nGeForce FX5200 AGP8X 128MB DDR DVI+DB15+TV-Out Retail \nbut for only gaming this one \nXFX GeForce FX 5200 128MB DDR
698737
About your best bet is the GeForce 6600 GT brilliant mid range card
893674
you need to habe the right type of graphics card first
431376
The eVGA...\nUnless the PNY offers more overclocking options, as an increase in memory (especially in lower end cards) doesnt make a big difference
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First make sure you can disable the intergrated graphic controller before you buy a new graphic card. \n\nNext you need to make sure that it is the right Bus like PCI or PCIe. I have even seen some computers come with intergrated graphics only to keep the price down, but also inlcude a AGP slot in case you wanted to upgrade later.\n\nAfter thats  decided then you should get the most recent one ATI or Nividia. Because there are newer features that games use(example: shaders). Other then that just make sure the one you order says retail or boxed version. Because you don't want to end up getting a cheap card that's sent in a bag with a burn cd for the drivers.
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Best consumer graphics card by NVIDIA: Geforce 7800 GTX 512MB\nBest consumer graphics card by ATI:    X1900 XTX\n\nThe reason I specify both is because they're so close that it depends on the game. NVIDIA has traditionally done better with opengl games (ut series, doom, etc) while ati has faired better with games like Half Life 2.\n\nI actually would not recommend the nvidia quatro earlier mentioned because the quadro is a workstation graphics card designed for a professional environment. You can get nearly the same performance for much less out of the top of the line gaming graphics cards on the market. from wikipedia: "3D cards for model rendering in art and animation use different cards than those used for games. nVIDIA's "Quadro" series, which can cost over a thousand dollars, is geared toward rendering and 3D animation, while the GeForce series is meant for gaming and actually performs much faster at a lower price." So unless you're looking to do predominantly CAD work or other professional jobs, I'd buy a gaming card.\n\nbigdaddy: You gave the best workstation graphics card. I gave the best gaming cards. Since they are designed to perform different tasks, I thought that a distinction needed to be made. Thus I stated why I felt that the cards I mentioned were better _for_a_typical_consumer_.
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Frankly,  I Don't see the point. \n\nFXF's 7800 AGP is the best card (well, short of Wildcat Realizm 800), but the limitation is your interface. \n\n4x AGP is really slow, sure it's better then PCI regular, but not by a whole lot. You'll be putting a super fast card on a slow interface. Think of it like this, putting the cheapest gasoline and cheapest tires into a Ferrari, and then driving it. \n\nOdds are also that since you're using a D845GBV board, that the rest of your system is pretty obsolete too, including your powersupply. The 7800 is a powerhog. If you have less then a 300 watt with two drives, a decent CPU and the basics, you will incounter problems from startup, to random shutdowns. \n\nIf you're willing to spend the $260+ on the 7800s, the better upgrade for you would be to simply buy a motherboard that has a PCI-E x16, and get a Nvidia 6800 (256 bit version) and upgrade your power supply. You'll see a much better performance overall with a newer motherboard, better power supply and better graphics card rather then just upgrading your graphics card.
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The better the graphics card, the less you will freeze up and the better the quality of color. \n\nI would take graphics of 128MB if you are playing really high standard graphical games.