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Jipa · 12th Jan 2012, 19:16

Oh and my personal favorite?

8800 GTX. Not cheap, but damn did that one have a life long span.

padrejones2001 · 12th Jan 2012, 19:25

Maybe a dark horse candidate, but the 9800 Pro represented a great value back in the day. They could often times be flashed to become a 9800 XT. They also lasted an eternity. I was running a dual monitor setup at 3200 x 1200 on it for a long time.

xxxsonic1971 · 12th Jan 2012, 19:39

i'm biased so i'm gonna say the good old 5850!

MaXimiZe_89 · 13th Jan 2012, 02:32

I'm going to have to go with the 4850...talk about bang for buck!

WTF_Shelley · 13th Jan 2012, 17:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by xxxsonic1971

i'm biased so i'm gonna say the good old 5850!

Seconded for much justice!! , while not cheap it was awesome, cooler and more well behaved then the nvidias of the time

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12th Jan 2012, 19:39	#43
xxxsonic1971 W.O.T xxxsonic1971 Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: cumbria england Posts: 673	i'm biased so i'm gonna say the good old 5850!

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MaXimiZe_89 Minimodder Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 29	I'm going to have to go with the 4850...talk about bang for buck!