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0mega said:nice spam... <_< get a life/girlfriend/?
yes, 9500;s are fine... no, we dont need to hear about it
Commence Threadjacking!Calis said:
That's where you're wrong. The 9500 could be modded, but not the Pro- the distinction of the Pro from the other cards was in the PCB and bus width, not in the actual core (number of pipelines).Nightrain said:The 9500PRO was truly a great card for its time. Especially with the overclocking/soft-mod capabilities.
But yeah, I don't really see much discussion that can come out of this thread.
mavalpha said:Commence Threadjacking!
Ah, but you only have ONE! Someone with SLI'd 7800s can boast a whopping 48!
Err, um, ...or something...
I wish I could afford SLI'd 7800s!
OUCHDokein said:I should really pick one of those up. I have a system about the same as yours except with a Geforce 2 GTS 32mb .
jebo_4jc said:In the interest of contributing some worthwhile discussion to an almost worthless thread, I will say that my 9500 Pro served me well until I got my x800xt a few months ago. I played all the way through HL2, D3, and Far Cry, on decent settings at 1024x768 res. The best part was I bought it retail when Best Buy was fazing them out for $120, and was replacing them with the 9600 Pro. Best purchase I ever made, hands down. 2 years of gaming for $120? I wish I could do that every 2 years for the rest of my life!
Somehow, you aren't understanding. Notice that I said I bought the 9500 Pro when it was still in retail. Back then, the 9600 and 9800 series were just coming out, and the 9800 Pro was a $300 card......Jasonizer said:LOL jebo_4jc, I paid the extra $70? to get a 9800 pro and passed the games you listed in much much higher settings and still have my card kicking ass today! The path you took was silly, you buy a powerful card only after all the good games are gone, what sense does that make. LOL
GVX said:The 9500pro is no better than my 9600XT, which isn't a very good card.
I suppose if all you do is play Lemmings for DOS, than the 9500pro may be good enough, but in any kind of modern gaming neither of our cards are any good .
What? What does this have to do with me?Jasonizer said:Oh yeah the 9500 pro is 128bit LOL jebo_4jc
...nope:pr0nasaurus rex said:Imagine nVidia releasing a down-clocked 7800GTX, with cut-down memory bus, but still with all 24 pipes, for $200. That's what it was like back then, and the 9500 Pro is a very capable card. In fact, it blows the doors off a 9600XT.
the 9550 is a 4-pipe card clocked at 250Mhz (in other words, STAY AWAY FROM IT!!1).silentnswift said:Hmmm, I was looking for a cheap alternative to my 8500. But I cant seem to find a 9500 Pro ANYWHERE, only the 9600XT. I find the 9550, whats that?