CH@NO
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Hi again guys.
mmmm, possibly I annoy you so much....but like the thread says there are SO MANY cards out there that making the best choice is so difficult.
After HOURS of reviews and googling on the net I finally choose this two cards and one of them will be my new VGA card, maybe both of them sucks but I think It fits my needings.
The first choice is a SAPPHIRE X1650XT 256MB PCI-E, this card IS the first choice 'cause It can run perfectly with my 350watts PSU, and since I only have 1 HDD and 1 DVD-ROM, the system must remain stable.
The second is a SAPPHIRE X1950GT 256MB PCI-E, this card could be a problem since I think my system will not support it with my PSU.
I don't really wanna change my PSU 'cause is a SFX model and I cannot find other more powerful.......installing a normal model means make a modding and I don't have enough space .
So HERE IS THE BIG DEAL....
X1650XT--------------------------------------X1950GT
256 MB GDDR3--------------------------------256 MB GDDR3
12 PPL (24 Pixel Shader processors)------------12 PPL (36 PSP)
128 bit----------------------------------------256 bit
Both of them costs almost the same
Is there a considerable performance between them or I will be happy with the X1650XT, obviously the X1950GT must be a better card just I wanna know If there are a visibly performance between them, I don't wanna expend unnecesary bucks if the performance boost are a couple of FPS.
And with my actual PSU can I run the X1950GT???
Hope I make it clear for you and sorry for the questions, I'ts just I don't have much money and I wanna make the best choice acording to my needings and maybe you're tried those versions of cards.
Your opinion is very useful belive me.
MUCHAS GRACIAS
mmmm, possibly I annoy you so much....but like the thread says there are SO MANY cards out there that making the best choice is so difficult.
After HOURS of reviews and googling on the net I finally choose this two cards and one of them will be my new VGA card, maybe both of them sucks but I think It fits my needings.
The first choice is a SAPPHIRE X1650XT 256MB PCI-E, this card IS the first choice 'cause It can run perfectly with my 350watts PSU, and since I only have 1 HDD and 1 DVD-ROM, the system must remain stable.
The second is a SAPPHIRE X1950GT 256MB PCI-E, this card could be a problem since I think my system will not support it with my PSU.
I don't really wanna change my PSU 'cause is a SFX model and I cannot find other more powerful.......installing a normal model means make a modding and I don't have enough space .
So HERE IS THE BIG DEAL....
X1650XT--------------------------------------X1950GT
256 MB GDDR3--------------------------------256 MB GDDR3
12 PPL (24 Pixel Shader processors)------------12 PPL (36 PSP)
128 bit----------------------------------------256 bit
Both of them costs almost the same
Is there a considerable performance between them or I will be happy with the X1650XT, obviously the X1950GT must be a better card just I wanna know If there are a visibly performance between them, I don't wanna expend unnecesary bucks if the performance boost are a couple of FPS.
And with my actual PSU can I run the X1950GT???
Hope I make it clear for you and sorry for the questions, I'ts just I don't have much money and I wanna make the best choice acording to my needings and maybe you're tried those versions of cards.
Your opinion is very useful belive me.
MUCHAS GRACIAS
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