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happypants
Senior Member - 2K
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 1:56p
Even though Newegg states the specials end at a certain time, sometimes the specials will still be available till midnight PST. If you miss the offer, Newegg seems to have one of these types of cards on sale almost every week for $14.99-$19.99.
These cards are great for upgrading from integrated graphics. Definitely help with 1080p playback.
All true but I have to list the fine print or else the complaints roll in...
happypants said: Even though Newegg states the specials end at a certain time, sometimes the specials will still be available till midnight PST. If you miss the offer, Newegg seems to have one of these types of cards on sale almost every week for $14.99-$19.99.
These cards are great for upgrading from integrated graphics. Definitely help with 1080p playback.
DiMAn0684
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 2:21p
I like that is has two DVI ports, in for one!
yurgreat
Senior Member - 3K
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 2:32p
happypants said: Even though Newegg states the specials end at a certain time, sometimes the specials will still be available till midnight PST. If you miss the offer, Newegg seems to have one of these types of cards on sale almost every week for $14.99-$19.99.
These cards are great for upgrading from integrated graphics. Definitely help with 1080p playback.
waiting for a 128bit card for the $15 price. havent seen one in a while.
dual dvi is nice but not sure i see any difference between dvi and vga. i have two 21.5" monitors, one to vga and other to dvi.
dont see a difference when surfing the web, or doing word/excel.
The DVI is a bit more crisp. When did you see a 128 bit card for $15, can you give me a link even if expired ?
yurgreat said: happypants said: Even though Newegg states the specials end at a certain time, sometimes the specials will still be available till midnight PST. If you miss the offer, Newegg seems to have one of these types of cards on sale almost every week for $14.99-$19.99.
These cards are great for upgrading from integrated graphics. Definitely help with 1080p playback.
waiting for a 128bit card for the $15 price. havent seen one in a while.
dual dvi is nice but not sure i see any difference between dvi and vga. i have two 21.5" monitors, one to vga and other to dvi.
dont see a difference when surfing the web, or doing word/excel.
Tarajunky
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 2:43p
I remember going out and buying a DVI cable to connect my monitor back when DVI was pretty new. My video card had both DVI and VGA outputs and I figured it was worth 10 bucks to have a better display. I was sorely disappointed in the lack of any visible difference in image quality. I even tried squinting my eyes.
SithMaster said: The DVI is a bit more crisp. When did you see a 128 bit card for $15, can you give me a link even if expired ?
yurgreat said: happypants said: Even though Newegg states the specials end at a certain time, sometimes the specials will still be available till midnight PST. If you miss the offer, Newegg seems to have one of these types of cards on sale almost every week for $14.99-$19.99.
These cards are great for upgrading from integrated graphics. Definitely help with 1080p playback.
waiting for a 128bit card for the $15 price. havent seen one in a while.
dual dvi is nice but not sure i see any difference between dvi and vga. i have two 21.5" monitors, one to vga and other to dvi.
dont see a difference when surfing the web, or doing word/excel.
woowoo2
In the crosshairs
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 2:44p
Zotac = no rebate, beware.....
DiMAn0684
Senior Member - 1K
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 2:49p
woowoo2 said: Zotac = no rebate, beware.....
4myrebate is handling it, they're usually pretty good.
fatxman
Handsome Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 3:24p
woowoo2 said: Zotac = no rebate, beware.....
I second this. From personal experience. I will never buy or recommend Zotac product ever. With or without rebate.
Walay
Dismembered Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 4:38p
Is this card more powerful then my Radeon X1950 Pro?
ebaker
Ancient Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 6:08p
woowoo2 said: Zotac = no rebate, beware..... I agree with that. My experience with them has been bad on 2 of 2 rebates. The last was in December 2012. Avoid Zotac unless you don't mind making multiple calls to finally get your rebate.
You would be right on rebates direct with Zotac, this one is through 4myrebate which I've never had a problem with. In fact I usually take the "No-Wait" option and get it in 10-14 days for a cost of 10% of the rebate.
ebaker said: woowoo2 said: Zotac = no rebate, beware..... I agree with that. My experience with them has been bad on 2 of 2 rebates. The last was in December 2012. Avoid Zotac unless you don't mind making multiple calls to finally get your rebate.
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