[QUOTE=Makol;33820248]X1300 > HD 4670 > GTX 275 > Crossfire 6870s
All within a year and half.[/QUOTE]
And now his GTX 275 powers my mediocre gaming habits. [img]http://www.facepunch.com/fp/ratings/heart.png[/img]
[QUOTE=Makol;33820248]X1300 > HD 4670 > GTX 275 > Crossfire 6870s
All within a year and half.[/QUOTE]
ATI Rage Pro 64mb > 7900 GS SLi > 9800 GTX+ > 9800 GX2 > GTX 480 SLi
Over the course of the last eight years
[QUOTE=Nsybouts;33823265]ATI Rage Pro > 7900 GS SLi > 9800 GTX+ > 9800 GX2 > GTX 480 SLi
Over the course of the last eight years[/QUOTE]8600GT (silent) > 7400GS > 8600GT (silent) > 7400GS > 9600GT (silent) > GTX 460 > GTX 570
Matrox Millennium > Geforce MX440 64mb > 9600 XT 256mb > 7800GT > 4870 512mb > 2x 3GB 580's.
I still remember playing on my Matrox Millennium with Star Wars Dark Force II. Oh the memories.
Geforce 6200TC (passive) > Radeon x800 GTO > Radeon x1650XT > Geforce 8600GTS (passive) > Radeon 4850 > Radeon 5870 > Radeon 6950
I remember I bought the x800GTO for like 100 bucks or something on ebay when I was about 13 (must have been...2005 I think?). I think I tried to unlock it to an x850 but... no luck. I remember the 4850 was a really good card that I had, really quick for its size and price, wasn't too loud for single slot cooling too.
Some intel intergrated that couldn't even run quake (1995-2005) > laptops with Intel GMA's that barely handeled source 2007 (2005-2008) > 7600GS(2008-2011) > 570
What do you guys do with your left over cards?
[QUOTE=Makol;33825131]What do you guys do with your left over cards?[/QUOTE]
Keep them as back up cards and eventually sell them off.
8800GTX>9800GTX>GTX 570. Huge jump. Next I'll be going from a Q6600 to a Ivy Bridge more than likely.
ATI Radeon HD 2400 > Intel HD3000 integrated graphics
like a bossssss
GeForce 7900 GS > Radeon HD 5770 crossfire > Radeon HD 6970
GeForce 4800SE Ti > GeForce 6800 > GeForce 7600 GS > HD 4830 > HD 6870
Integrated - nVidia MX440 64MB - HD4650
Oh wow my GPU history sucks.
8600 GTS OC'd supreme edition ( such a fucking beast of a card when I was 10 ) > 9500 GT > 560 ti GTX and eventually > SLI 560ti GTX's
Twas such a sad day when this card finally died :(
[IMG]http://techreport.com/r.x/bfg-8600gts/card.jpg[/IMG]
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33827483]8600 GTS OC'd supreme edition ( such a fucking beast of a card when I was 10 ) > 9500 GT > 560 ti [B]GTX[/B] and eventually > SLI 560ti [B]GTX's[/B]
Twas such a sad day when this card finally died :(
[IMG]http://techreport.com/r.x/bfg-8600gts/card.jpg[/IMG][/QUOTE]
What the christ :v:
Nvidia 440 mx 64mb (I still have store away in one of my computer boxes) -> Nvidia 8600GT 512mb -> 9600GT 512mb SLi (<3) -> ATi 5770 1GB -> GTX 460 1GB -> ATi 5850
They usually get recycled into the secondary computer but the only one I still have in use is the ATi 5850.
[QUOTE=dije;33828512]What the christ :v:[/QUOTE]
I know they're called 560 ti's but I like the GTX thing at the end, It makes it sound cooler.
edit: Also I haven't upgraded from the 9500 GT yet, I'm trying to decide whether or not to buy a 570 or just get a 560. Whichever one I get I am going to SLI it when prices drop but I just can't decide if I should spend the extra $100 on a 570
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33828832]I know they're called 560 ti's but I like the GTX thing at the end, It makes it sound cooler.
edit: Also I haven't upgraded from the 9500 GT yet, I'm trying to decide whether or not to buy a 570 or just get a 560. Whichever one I get I am going to SLI it when prices drop but I just can't decide if I should spend the extra $100 on a 570[/QUOTE]570 :v:
[QUOTE=dije;33828932]570 :v:[/QUOTE]
It would probably be a good investment, and god damnit quit using :v: thats all you ever use.
:downs:
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33828944]It would probably be a good investment, and god damnit quit using :v: thats all you ever use.[/QUOTE]
:v:
My god its like poke wars on facebook but with :v: 's instead.
[QUOTE=Armotekma;33745605][t]http://i.imgur.com/wOuwk.jpg[/t]
Installed a Xonar STX, now I just need to do something about my silver psu..[/QUOTE]
If you're replacing stuff to make it look good...for the love of god replace that cooler too.
[t]http://www.technic3d.com/article/pics/1289/Phanteks_PH-TC14PE_CPU-K_hler_024.JPG[/t]
Phantek PH-TC14PE
Matrox G400 > Radeon 7000 > Radeon 9700 Pro* > GeForce 6200 PCI :( > Radeon HD2400 > Geforce 8600GT > GeForce 9800GT > Radeon HD5770** > GeForce GTS 250
*9700 was a total beast when i had it, maxed out HL2 at 1024x768 with AA! then it died :(
** Don't have this machine anymore
[QUOTE=SataniX;33829329]If you're replacing stuff to make it look good...for the love of god replace that cooler too.
[t]http://www.technic3d.com/article/pics/1289/Phanteks_PH-TC14PE_CPU-K_hler_024.JPG[/t]
Phantek PH-TC14PE[/QUOTE]
what are you even doing
[QUOTE=reapaninja;33829609]what are you even doing[/QUOTE]
Armotekma is replacing his/her silver PSU to make it look better and SataniX said to replace the cooler too.
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33829646]Armotekma is replacing his/her silver PSU to make it look better and SataniX said to replace the cooler too.[/QUOTE]
The cooler he already has, is a Noctua NH-D14 which is one of the best aircoolers.
[QUOTE=Goz3rr;33829780]The cooler he already has, is a Noctua NH-D14 which is one of the best aircoolers.[/QUOTE]
I know that, but sataniX said to replace that one with the one with 3 fans and diff color to basically make it look better.
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33829646]Armotekma is replacing his/her silver PSU to make it look better and SataniX said to replace the cooler too.[/QUOTE]
with an uglier cooler that fits in with the rest of the build even less than the noctua
and IIRC performs roughly the same (if not slightly worse) while being louder and more expensive
[editline]21st December 2011[/editline]
[QUOTE=Zerokateo;33829823]I know that, but sataniX said to replace that one with the one with 3 fans and diff color to basically make it look better.[/QUOTE]
it comes with two fans
I don't even want to think about the compatibility horrors of a three 140mm fan dual tower heatsink
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