rec.autos.simulators

> At least with the 4800+ X2.  Not sure about the rest.

> Hey, when you're spending $1900 on computer upgrade parts, $100 helps
> :)
> -Larry

>> "So, if I am understanding (I am just not much of a hardware guy-so I
>> appreciate any advice) the first thing I might want to try is to
>> upgrade the video card?  The 'hardware guy' I do most of my business
>> with is not really a gamer so he and I need a little direction as to
>> which way to go.  I have been really happy with the GForce cards I
>> have had...is there a GForce anyone would specifically recomend. "

>> Yeah, the first thing is definitely the video card.  A 6800GS would
>> do you well (it's a "GForce" card).  Like:

>> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814143045

>> One user's comment:

>> "Vast improvement over my 256mb G Force 5200"

> Larry enlightened us with:
>> Not really in the same territory, but if you buy an X2 Processor and
>> the eVGA GeForce 7800GXT at the same time, there is a $100 instant
>> discount at NewEgg.

>> At least with the 4800+ X2.  Not sure about the rest.

>> Hey, when you're spending $1900 on computer upgrade parts, $100 helps
>> :)
>> -Larry

>>> "So, if I am understanding (I am just not much of a hardware guy-so I
>>> appreciate any advice) the first thing I might want to try is to
>>> upgrade the video card?  The 'hardware guy' I do most of my business
>>> with is not really a gamer so he and I need a little direction as to
>>> which way to go.  I have been really happy with the GForce cards I
>>> have had...is there a GForce anyone would specifically recomend. "

>>> Yeah, the first thing is definitely the video card.  A 6800GS would
>>> do you well (it's a "GForce" card).  Like:

>>> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814143045

>>> One user's comment:

>>> "Vast improvement over my 256mb G Force 5200"

> -Larry

>> Larry, give me the link because I cant find this combo starting at
>> NE's site...

>> Larry enlightened us with:
>>> Not really in the same territory, but if you buy an X2 Processor and
>>> the eVGA GeForce 7800GXT at the same time, there is a $100 instant
>>> discount at NewEgg.

>>> At least with the 4800+ X2.  Not sure about the rest.

>>> Hey, when you're spending $1900 on computer upgrade parts, $100
>>> helps :)
>>> -Larry

>>>> "So, if I am understanding (I am just not much of a hardware
>>>> guy-so I appreciate any advice) the first thing I might want to
>>>> try is to upgrade the video card?  The 'hardware guy' I do most of
>>>> my business with is not really a gamer so he and I need a little
>>>> direction as to which way to go.  I have been really happy with
>>>> the GForce cards I have had...is there a GForce anyone would
>>>> specifically recomend. " Yeah, the first thing is definitely the video
>>>> card.  A 6800GS would
>>>> do you well (it's a "GForce" card).  Like:

>>>> http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16814143045

>>>> One user's comment:

>>>> "Vast improvement over my 256mb G Force 5200"