AGP video card for home premium

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What is the best bet for an AGP video card Vista compatible, in the $100-$150 price range?
Thanks for any recommendations.
 
What are your video card requirements, Games, SD TV, HD TV, HD DVDs,
multiple displays?
What is the best bet for an AGP video card Vista compatible, in the
$100-$150 price range?
Thanks for any recommendations.
 
oldfogie said:
What is the best bet for an AGP video card Vista compatible, in the $100-$150 price range?
Thanks for any recommendations.
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I'd wait for a while. Nvidia just annouced a line of low-price DirectX10
cards to be released soon. These will be around $100. Unfortunately most
newer cards are PCI-E so I don't know what will be available in AGP. I just
got an AGP BFG 8600GS with 256 MB that gets a 5.9 rating in Windows Vista for
$100 but it's only a DirectX 9 card.
 
Thanks for the suggestions, they will help.
I don't play games much, just want better video performance.
 
ETruss said:
I'd wait for a while. Nvidia just annouced a line of low-price DirectX10
cards to be released soon. These will be around $100. Unfortunately most
newer cards are PCI-E so I don't know what will be available in AGP. I
just
got an AGP BFG 8600GS with 256 MB that gets a 5.9 rating in Windows Vista
for
$100 but it's only a DirectX 9 card.
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All Geforce 8 series cards are DirectX 10, The 7 Series was DirextX 9
 
Matthew Farley said:
All Geforce 8 series cards are DirectX 10, The 7 Series was DirextX 9
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Sorry - my dyslexia is showing up again. It's a older 6800GS, not 8600.
 
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