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    Quote Originally Posted by tpex View Post
    Don't worry, they saving it for the "Worst Graphics cards for your Money" Article
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    Nah its the you get what you pay for article.
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    3 Graphics cards is a guide? :S
    all AMD, that's just disappointing.
    No benchmarks to justify the choices as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RaFi View Post
    A good idea for an article, but its maybe a bit short of details.

    Whenever I am in the market for a graphics card I usually determine how much the piggy bank will allow me to spent, then check where I can get what that is in my price range...
    I don't think there is anything wrong with doing things this way, and maybe the only reason I do things differently is because I've been poor all my life. Anyway, the way I do it is I always find whatever option gives price to performance ratio. There is always a sweet spot on the market, though sometimes it is not so well defined. The sweet spot is the point at which if you continue to spend the same amount of money more than a cheaper model you don't get the same increases in performance. TThat's how I roll...
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    Intersting read tnx

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    Yes, interesting, BUT, what about the pricier cards R2000 to R5000?
    And NOT just AMD cards. How about some Nvidia cards.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CrouxL View Post
    Yes, interesting, BUT, what about the pricier cards R2000 to R5000?
    And NOT just AMD cards. How about some Nvidia cards.
    why?

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