[SpiritWarrior]

Originally posted by TheCrimsomBlade: __________________________________________________ _________________________________ I DIDN"T write anything above after the first sentence. The Pro's that know way more than any of us and tested these cards Did. The 4 GB of on card was WRONG it's only 1024Mhz sorry but as for The X1600XT it it Very high on the TOP of the Line list and since all Bethesda programmers used The ATI X1000 series cards building their Game Oblivion becaues of the fact ATI makes a better user friendly product. so like I said "so you want Oblivion to have NO Crashes at all" Then use The ATI line of High end X1000 series cards and just throw the made in tiwan nVidia cards away Are you real mad now? remember no swearing this is a family site. P.S. I never said the low end ATI cards were better then nVidias compaired to the X1000 series they are crap too!! And there is nothing you can say about nvidias paper weights I meen Video cards that will ever get me to buy one at least not unless I want to play a joke on someone I don't like. Stirring the pot to see who boils the Ironwork way TCB

Well without making this another WoW vs. GW thread with vidcards as the raging subject I bet I can make you madder and frankly, I want a turn! [img]tongue.gif[/img] (I mean we all know GW is basically a WoW-clone without jumping abilities).

As far as ATI goes they suck -'nuff said. Poor ATI couldn't even make their own drivers 'till two years ago. They still to this day ask modders from the gaming communities to make new ones and then charge people for 'em. And don't tell me you swallowed the 'stunning' reviews in PC magazine who are coincidentally paid large sums of money by ATI to advertise their products usually on the reverse of the very first page? You did? Oh.

I have to agree that ATI makes a friendlier product. If by friendly you mean refusal to co-operate. Or tendency to burn your system into pieces. Or a tendency to not recreate fog and bloom effects. Yeah, it's friendly in that respect.

I suggest you take that piece of shiny plastic from your board and do what I did: Use the card to power your new Nvidia and use the fan to keep that baby cool as it puts to shame it's significantly lesser and somewhat slow cousin, the ATI.

How'd I do?