The bugs with ATI are fixed? The 5770's way more powerful than the 9800..

I very much doubt they sell 5770 where he is at affordable prices, if anything they'd be at least 250 bucks which is way out of his budget atm.

Sythedragon read the topic, its not same as most hardware topic before. We are not talking about typical market.

aynway peolple thanks for the gfx recommendations i decided to go for the 9800,now please help me decide the cpu i will be using too here read my post XD

(10-29-2009 12:21 PM)diegochiha Wrote:  ok shadow lady i almost forgot mercadolibre heeh gonna check that place,but only for new graphics card nothing already in use.
Edit:
i already checked mercadolibre and for my surprise the prices are lower than i expected so lets see:
>>nvidia Geforce Xfx 9500gt 1gb ddr2 Pci-e <<<<costs 99 dollars
>>nvidia geforce 9600gt 1gb ddr2 pci-e <<<costs 134 dollars
>>Nvidia Geforce 9800gt 512mb Ddr3 pci-e <<<costs 152 dollars
So i think maybe i should go for the 9600 but, WTF the 9800 is ddr3 so i think is better isnt it?
And what about the cpu no one answered
The prices are as i see:
dual core 2.5Ghz 2mb cache <<< 100 dollars
core 2 duo 2.8 1mb-2mb cache <<< 170 dollars
Does the cache means something in speed terms,i mean for games

(10-30-2009 12:27 AM)diegochiha Wrote:  aynway peolple thanks for the gfx recommendations i decided to go for the 9800,now please help me decide the cpu i will be using too here read my post XD

(10-29-2009 12:21 PM)diegochiha Wrote:  ok shadow lady i almost forgot mercadolibre heeh gonna check that place,but only for new graphics card nothing already in use.
Edit:
i already checked mercadolibre and for my surprise the prices are lower than i expected so lets see:
>>nvidia Geforce Xfx 9500gt 1gb ddr2 Pci-e <<<<costs 99 dollars
>>nvidia geforce 9600gt 1gb ddr2 pci-e <<<costs 134 dollars
>>Nvidia Geforce 9800gt 512mb Ddr3 pci-e <<<costs 152 dollars
So i think maybe i should go for the 9600 but, WTF the 9800 is ddr3 so i think is better isnt it?
And what about the cpu no one answered
The prices are as i see:
dual core 2.5Ghz 2mb cache <<< 100 dollars
core 2 duo 2.8 1mb-2mb cache <<< 170 dollars
Does the cache means something in speed terms,i mean for games

You may want to be more specific about the choices of your cpu. If you don't plan to change your motherboard, you should check what cpu's can fit in your motherboard before making a decision if you haven't done it yet.

@ CKL
Have you ever read the quote??
As i say i have 2 options that are in the final 3 lines of my quote !!!! thats are my optionss
dual core 2.5Ghz 2mb cache <<< 100 dollars
core 2 duo 2.8 1mb-2mb cache <<< 170 dollars
Does the cache means something in speed terms,i mean for games

yep it does, and core2duo is better then pentium dual core, but i have pentium dual core 2,5ghz (but OC'ed) and i am fine

core 2 duo is better than dual core?? i mean for general gaming yeah but its for pcsx2??

If the one you mention is E7400 it will be, higher clock and SSE4

It would help to give the actual model of the CPUs...