Re: Any opinions on these 3 video cards?

Go here this may help: http://www.sharkyextreme.com/hardware/hardware_video.shtml Arc "Robert G Newberry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I was wondering if anybody had any opinions on which of these 3 video > cards would be best for high end driving sims on a P3 500 with 128 meg > of ram. I can get the Radeon DDR 32 or the Rage Fury Maxx 64 for $199 or > the 3D Creative Annihilator 32 for $249. All locally. It seems like I > read some posts saying the Radeon DDR 32 was a good choice for driving > sims due to its drawing method. Also, does the Radeon use Nvidia drivers > or do they have their own? Any feedback would be welcome. Thanks, Bob N. >

I was wondering if anybody had any opinions on which of these 3 video cards would be best for high end driving sims on a P3 500 with 128 meg of ram. I can get the Radeon DDR 32 or the Rage Fury Maxx 64 for $199 or the 3D Creative Annihilator 32 for $249. All locally. It seems like I read some posts saying the Radeon DDR 32 was a good choice for driving sims due to its drawing method. Also, does the Radeon use Nvidia drivers or do they have their own? Any feedback would be welcome. Thanks, Bob N.

Robert G Newberry wrote in message <[email hidden]>... >Rage Fury Maxx 64 for $199 or be aware that this card can not work in Win2000 due to its design (if that matters to you). It is also the oldest technology of the cards you list. >. Also, does the Radeon use Nvidia drivers >or do they have their own? GeForce = NVidea Radeon = ATi Totally different chip manufacturers thus different drivers (it's like asking if a SBLive uses Turtle Beach drivers). SB.

www.gogocity.com DDR32mb Radeon=$159.00US "Robert G Newberry" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

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> I was wondering if anybody had any opinions on which of these 3 video > cards would be best for high end driving sims on a P3 500 with 128 meg > of ram. I can get the Radeon DDR 32 or the Rage Fury Maxx 64 for $199 or > the 3D Creative Annihilator 32 for $249. All locally. It seems like I > read some posts saying the Radeon DDR 32 was a good choice for driving > sims due to its drawing method. Also, does the Radeon use Nvidia drivers > or do they have their own? Any feedback would be welcome. Thanks, Bob N. >