Your VGA History

Discussion in 'General Hardware' started by Mohammad.Taheri, Jan 4, 2011.

  1. W@w@Y

    W@w@Y Ancient Guru

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    32mb nVIDIA RIVA TNT2 M64 : 2001-2002
    64mb Inno3d GeForce2 MX400 : 2002 (less than 1 month loan card while waiting for my order)
    64mb Palit GeForce4 MX440 : 2002-2004 link to review I read then
    128mb Palit GeForce FX 5200 : 2004 (less than 1 month loan card while waiting for my order)
    128mb Gecube Radeon 9550 EE :2004-2005 link to review I read then it had same core as the 9600XT if I remember correctly
    128mb Palit GeForce 6600GT : 2006 (1+ month)
    256mb eVGA GeForce 7600GT : 2006-2007
    320mb Palit GeForce 8800GTS : 2007 (9 months)
    512mb Palit GeForce 8800GT : 2007-2008 (still alive and kicking in my mom's PC)
    896mb Leadtek GeForce GTX260 : 2008 - 2010
    1.2Gb Palit Geforce GTX570 : 2010-present


    whoa, most of my cards were from Palit XD..I also remember having theluxury to test a card for up to a month and upgrade them if it wasnt to my liking since I was friends with the store owner I used to buy my hardware from (till 2008 when I moved to SG) In fact, I ordered the 8800GTS 320mb then with not a single cent for downpayment then paid the card in 2 deferred payments 50% upon getting the card and 50% after a month..lol good times XD
     
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  2. savman

    savman Member

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    Great to re-live some memorie's..
    MX 440 64mb lol
    Leadtek Ti4200 128mb
    Gigabyte FX5900xt 128mb
    Sparkle 6600GT 128mb(Great little overclocker) ripped throu doom3 :) (Still works)
    MSI 6800 Ultra 256mb (Still works)
    Gainward 7800 GS+ "Golden Sample"
    Inno3d GTX 480 Sli (current) Awsome upgrade from the card above LOL,
     
  3. W@w@Y

    W@w@Y Ancient Guru

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    yeah it does feel good to upgrade when the performance jump is big. I would not have replaced my 8800GTS 320 with the 8800GT had my friend not offered to get my GTS so he could SLI it with his GTS 320 and replace it with an 8800GT at no expense on my side. I feel sorry for the 8800GT though, I only used it from Nov 07 to April 08..after that I left home to move to SG and its been with my mom ever since and she uses it for internet and yahoo messenger :banana:..poor 8800GT never had the chance to use its power..its going to die underutilized lmao
     
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  4. WhiteLightning

    WhiteLightning Don Illuminati Staff Member

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    SIS 1mb
    rageII 2mb later added voodoo1 card
    geforce2 mx200 added voodoo2 card
    geforce2 mx400
    ati aiw 9700 pro
    ati 850xt
    nvidia 8800gtx sli
    ati 4870x2

    -the end-
     

  5. Johnny316

    Johnny316 Member Guru

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    Well I think mine started with a.

    Diamond Edge 3D
    Matrox Millenium 4mb
    Voodoo 3 £150.00 ****ing pound that cost me lol
    Voodoo 5
    Nvidia MX440
    Nvidia 7900
    Nvidia 8500
    Nvidia 9500gt lol
    Nvidia 9800 GT
    Nvidia 250 GTS
    Nvidia 460 768 GTX (mistake I did)
    Nvidia 460 GTX 1gig
     
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  6. eramic

    eramic New Member

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    Here is my list :

    1)Tseng Labs ET4000
    2) Savage 3D (Quake was superfast on open GL also unreal and unreal tournament under METAL support does anybody remember Metal ?)
    3) Savage 2000 (first T&L card and first S3TC support also mpeg acceleration)
    4) Riva TNT2 (ASUS Riva TNT2 Ultra Deluxe with 3d glases woow)
    5) Gainward Geforce 3Ti
    6) Gainward Geforce 4 TI 4200 VIVO
    7) Radeon 9700 AGP :)
    8) Nvidia 6600GT still on AGP :)
    9) Radeon 2600XT (bad move)
    10) Nvidia 8800GT Pcie (i skipped series 7)
    11) Radeon 3450 (for htpc only)
    12) Radeon 5770 HIS
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  7. W@w@Y

    W@w@Y Ancient Guru

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    9800GTX to GTS250? how was it?
     
  8. Johnny316

    Johnny316 Member Guru

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    Oops it was the 9800GT, but I think I got it on the cheapside for like £60-70 I believe. At the time it did make a big difference, and a big jump with WIE when I got the 250GTS.

    Lol I still got the 9800 box, I sold it to my friend, but I somehow still have the box.
     
  9. Andypandy1991

    Andypandy1991 Master Guru

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    3 x gtx 580's PNY
    Nvidia 8800
    Nvidia gtx 270
    Amd HD5970
     
  10. Matjuha

    Matjuha Active Member

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    So, I wasn't the only one to suffer from 7900GT overheating and artifacts?
     

  11. plodge85

    plodge85 Guest

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    6600gt agp 128mb
    8400gs pcie 256mb
    8500gt pcie 512mb
    gt220 pcie 1gb (my only new card)
    Hopefully, a 4890 Black edition later this month... cant ****ing wait!

    I never chose a card, just got what was cheap/available. only really had an interest in pc gaming for the last year or two.
     
  12. StrangeArt

    StrangeArt Master Guru

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    1) Rage 128 Pro
    2) Gigabyte 6600
    3) XFX 8400GS
    4) XFX 9600GSO
    5) Zotac GTX 480
    6) EVGA GTX 580 SC (Current)
     
  13. Oracle

    Oracle New Member

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    1) S3 Trio 64V+ (PCI)
    2) Diamond Viper 330 (Riva TNT)
    3) Leadtek GF4 Ti 4200 (Dead memory chips) :wanker:
    4) ATI 9600 (bad working cooling fan) :biggun:
    5) Club3d Nvidia 6800 GT
    6) Club3d Nvida 7900 GT
    7) Asus 8800 GTS
    8) Asus GTX 295 :)
    9) 2x Sapphire ATI 6950 (unlocked) in Xfire (returned them....crap drivers) :biggun:
    10) Gainward GTX 580
     
  14. Mohammad.Taheri

    Mohammad.Taheri Guest

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    if you want to choose 1 vga between all you have
    which 1 of them you like more
    i have good days with FX5200 & need for speed underground...:)
     
  15. Johnny316

    Johnny316 Member Guru

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    Well I remember when GTAIV came out for the PC, already had it for the PS3 thou, but wanted it for the graphics side. I looked at the back of the box, and was like yup my card/cpu can run it fine.

    I bought it, and to my shock I was like OMFG it's a bloody slideshow, and that made me upgrade to the 9800gt with A Phenom x4.
     

  16. Redemption80

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    Well my favourite GPU all round has been the 8800GT, was a huge jump up in performance at the time, and was great value, was far too hot and noisy though.

    The 460 also, but mostly due to how cool and quiet it is, the thing was idling in the low 20s during Xmas.
     
  17. Johnny316

    Johnny316 Member Guru

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    I find that the Palit version of the 460 is a lot quieter than the KFA2 I had.
     
  18. Corbus

    Corbus Ancient Guru

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    1mb onboard GPU from an old P1 compaq
    GeForce FX 5700 LE 128 mb (MSI)
    GeForce 7800 Golden Sample 512 mb AGP 8x (Gainward)
    GeForce 7900 GS 512 mb (Galaxy)
    Geforce 9800 GTX 512 mb (Gigabyte)
    Geforce GTX 285 1 gb (Palit)
    Geforce GTX 570 1.28 GB (Palit)
     
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  19. ScaryClown

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    2001 Riva TNT 2 32mb
    2002 Inno GForce 2 MX 200 64mb
    2004 MSI FX 5200 128mb/64bit - damn that thing sucked
    2005 Gigabyte FX 5700 LE 128mb/128bit(core200mhz/mem250mhz) - overclocked and unlocked to ULTRA (core250mhz/mem400mhz) it rocked!
    2006 MSI x700 - nice card
    2007 XFX 8800 GTS 640(512/1188/800) OCed(649/1566/2050) I loved that card!With that OC it performed like 8800gtx!
    2008 Sparkle 8500 GT for second PC
    2010 MSI 8400M
    2010 Sapphire 5870 and i love it!

    2012....well if the world doesnt end i'll be getting something new :D
     
  20. orion24

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    I choose the SLI 7900 GT.

    That was the only time when I could get myself in the global top list of 3DMark scores at guru3d, with an affordable system. Specs were Athlon 64 4400+ Toledo @ 2750 MHz (250x11) with 1 GB DDR500 CL2.5/3/3/7. Video cards voltage modded and at 730 MHz core, beating the 7900 GTX for good in 3DMark. Everything was watercooled. In real world there was a big bottleneck with their only 256MB RAM when I wanted high AA at 1600x1200-2048x1536, but the benchmarks rocked.
     

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