Sapphire ati rad9200 256mb??

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I'm this graphic card but don't know if this is any good
My mobo is an Aopen mk77 333

I'm also looking at the graphic cards of "Point of View" does anyone
know these cards and if so is it a good card or not?

The graphic cards purpose is for gaming (games like "call of duty" and
"battlefield vietnam")

Thanks to those who give my fine advise
 
I'm this graphic card but don't know if this is any good
My mobo is an Aopen mk77 333

I'm also looking at the graphic cards of "Point of View" does anyone
know these cards and if so is it a good card or not?

The graphic cards purpose is for gaming (games like "call of duty" and
"battlefield vietnam")

Thanks to those who give my fine advise
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It's not really a good purchase at this point. Performance is
comparable to nVidia's FX5200 boards, but unlike the FX5200, the
Radeon 9200 is not DX9 compliant. Neither are particularly good
performers. Probably ok for older games, but even games that are a
year and half old would likely require you to drop down a few settings
to get a good frame rate with either of these cards.

I'd peg the Radeon 9550 as the new low end for gaming. Pricing is
about $135 Canadian for the 128bit standard version, which is about
double what stores want for a 9200 board. The 9550 is essentially a
9600 with memory and GPU clocked at slower speeds. Be aware that the
SE versions of those boards are priced similar to the 9550, but use
64-bit memory and performance will suffer for it.
 
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