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Who? Who Makes Good Cards Using NVIDIA-Who Doesn't?
OK, I have been reading many forums here researching what card I need to buy. I am going to get an nVidia Geforce 6600GT AGP Card. I wasn't concerned about the cost because they are all over the web and local and they can be had discounted.
My concern was quality by the manufacturer. I tried to find a website that compared manufacturers.
Does anyone know where I can look at comparasons of manufacturers based on quality, reliability, integrity who makes the card using the nVidia 6600GT technology? Is there somebody out there that rates these people and shows their track record?
Simply put, I want to know who makes good ones and who doesn't.
Thanks!
T
I don't know any place that lists review of quality. But I would look at eVGA they have alwayse been a nVidia launch partner and thier cards are all Microsoft Certified too
EVGA video cards have attained "Designed for Windows XP" certification. These video cards have passed rigorous testing and take full advantage of all of the features and capabilities that Microsoft Windows XP has to offer.
My office currently has 2 of thier cards in Dell systems here, and both run without a hitch.
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I have an eVGA 6800 non ultra and its sweet... runs very well and got to unlock the 4 extra pipes and 1 extra shader...
anyone have any input on Leadtek.. i might buy a 6600 non gt for family's dell 4700I'll weigh in on the Leadteck card ( 6600 GT AGP version ) that is well liked by many. Here is a forum link on my card and how I made everything work well.
http://forums.us.dell.com/supportforums/board/message?board.id=dim_other&message.id=218652
Dim 4400 ( 2002 )
2.6 Ghz
Bios A06
768 MB DDR 2100
Windows XP Home
SP-2
1703 FP LCD monitor
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Posted March 9th, 2005 15:00