Originally posted by: epileptic
its not 256bit? i must be seeing things
XFX nVIDIA GeForce FX5800 Video Card, 128MB DDR, 256-Bit, TV-
Originally posted by: epileptic
thanks... i already posted that but i guess it cant hurt to post it again.
im lookin for a $100 card and this seems to be a good one...i just dont get why the 5700 is more expensive and why newegg doesnt even have the fx5800 listed in the chipset pulldown menu.
Originally posted by: lzpoof
Originally posted by: epileptic
thanks... i already posted that but i guess it cant hurt to post it again.
im lookin for a $100 card and this seems to be a good one...i just dont get why the 5700 is more expensive and why newegg doesnt even have the fx5800 listed in the chipset pulldown menu.
BEcause this card was discontinued before it even really started selling. Due to the problems of it's big brother's fan and production issues/low yields. It also doesn't do well in antialiasing. These are very hard to find for sale anywhere at this point. Nvidia stopped selling so they could skip right to 5900 with 256 bit memory and easier cooling.
Originally posted by: redls1
16cnex dual layer dvd
Performance
***GPU Frequency (MHz): 500***
Graphics Core: 256-bit
Memory Interface: 128MB DDR
***Memory Bandwidth (GB/sec): 25.6GB/second (effective) ***
Vertices/sec.: 200 million
Effective Memory Clock Rate (MHz): 800
RAMDACs (MHz) (each have 2 RAMDAC): 400
Originally posted by: caivoma
this is a vicous cycle. One day you bought a card with a hot deal, the next day or next week a better card show up with better deal or smoking deal. Hot deals forum is like cocaine, one you are in, you done.
Thanks op btw.
Originally posted by: caivoma
this is a vicous cycle. One day you bought a card with a hot deal, the next day or next week a better card show up with better deal or smoking deal. Hot deals forum is like cocaine, one you are in, you done.
Thanks op btw.