A decent Graphics card to play Phantasy Star Universe?
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Minimum Requirements for Graphics\nVRAM 64MB, (128MB recommended)\nNVIDIA GeForce4 series, or better (recommended)\nATI Radeon 8500 series, or better (recommended)\n\nGeForce 6100 series chip specifications\nBoth the 6100 and 6150 support Shader Model 3.0 and DirectX 9.0c. \n\nNVIDIA GeForce6 will be okay.
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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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neither i would go for a nividia geforce 6600 GT 256MB this graphics card rocks and its also cheap \n\nor an nivdia geforce 6800 GT
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It's ok but it all depends on what kind of games you are playing.  Your graphics card would be ok with 250mb but what does it connect to... ei. PCI, AGP or PCI express.  Also what's the clockspeed on your processor, and how powerful is you RAM.  You should be good to play games, but i don't think you'll be ok for High-end games, unless you turn down all the graphics settings on the game.\n\nHere's the specs on my crappy ass desktop\nCeleron Processor at 2.8ghz\n512mb Geforce 6200 (PCI)\n1GB RAM PC3200, 400mhz\n80 GB HDD\n\nand it's good for some games but not for high end games.  I try to play City of Villains on it and i gotta turn down all the graphics settings and it still sucks, my laptop has more ass to it than this piece of crap\nMy Laptop Specs\nAMD Athalon 64-bit 3400+\n1 GB RAM\nATI Mobility Radeon 9800\n80 GB HDD\n\nand i can play City of Villains without having to sacrifice graphics or performance\n\nMy veredict homeboy, is to upgrade your graphics card maybe get a better PC for high end games.
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I do and itz not very bad. have 1Gb Ram and 256 MB Dedicated ATI Graphics. It works!
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you need to habe the right type of graphics card first
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nVIDIA nFORCE i guess is best \n\nhttp://www.slizone.com/object/slizone_nforce.html
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The cheapest one I can find is Gigabyte's dual core card with two 6800 GT cores and a total of 512MB.  The nearest 7800 GTX card with 512MB is about $200 more.
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None I can think of, but even though if you find it you won't able to play a smooth 3D graphic game. \n  The reason to have a good 3D card is to help generate a detail graphic with certain pre-programed graphic logarithm build in in the card to reduce the CPU processing time.\n  So if you want the CPU to generate all the graphic in the game, which make the game very very slow, highly likely it is not playable.
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Its a bit dated.  \n\nIf you are looking for cheap, then it should do the job on some older games.\n\nOtherwise check the 7000 series of cards.
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Plenty.  I was going to say any of the Radeon X series or NVIDIA 6000/7000 series.
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I had a 5200 and it was nice for limited gaming.  If you are into serious gaming like BF2 or FarCry or other graphics heavy applications.  You want to try to spend as much as possible on a great video card.  The nVidia 6800 with 256 Mb of memory is what I'm using now and I love it.  It's by no means a top of the line card only cost about $160, but it works for the games I mentioned great.  I have PCI-Express though and that may make a difference.  You can get great reviews on vid cards at www.tomshardware.com along with prices from tiger and zipzoomfly.
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nvidia geforce fx5500\nworks like a bomb also upgrade on the memory ur working on minimum requirments
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You should be able to access the card properties through control panel.  There you should be given a choice of acceleration methods.  If this does not have hardware acceleration listed as an option, it is probably either a low end 3d or 2d card.  Most 3d cards have an embedded heat sink that you can see when you look at it.  For ease of explaining, please visit my site below, and go to the computer talk section where you can see what a typical 3d card looks like.  If this is an older card, your game probably won't play right anyway.  Most games now require anywhere from 16-64 megabyte video, and a few newer ones as much as 128 megabyte.  For the best prices should you decide to replace the card please visit http://www.geeks.com and http://www.pricewatch.com  Both are good sources. \nYou can also go to Start> Programs> Accessories> System Tools> System Information to see what is listed as the manufacture and other info on your video card.  Hope this helps.
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300 is pretty low I'd spend the cash and get a power supply then a graphics card
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simple answer is xfx geforce.\n\nVOTE FOR ME!!
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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