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Hi, which five cards are the best of these:



VGA ASUS?ATI Radeon 9200SE 128MB TV-OUT

VGA ASUS?NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 128MB TV



VGA XFX NVIDIA GeForce FX5200 128Mb TV



VGA ManLi ATI? Radeon 9200SE 128MB DDRAM TV OUT

VGA ManLi ATI? Radeon 9200 128MB DDRAM TV OUT, DVI

VGA ManLi ATI? Radeon 9250 128MB DDRAM TV OUT, DVI

VGA ManLi GeForce FX 5200 128MB TV OUT 8xAGP LITE



Microstar?GeForce FX 5200 T 8X 128MB DDRAM RETAIL

Microstar?ATI RADEON 9200SE 128MB DDRAM RETAIL, TV



ABIT? GeForce FX 5200 128MB DDR 8X TV-OUT DVI

ABIT?ATI RADEON 9200SE 128Mb DDR TV



SAPPHIRE?ATI RADEON 9200SE 128MB DDRAM AGP TV

SAPPHIRE?ATI RADEON 9200 128MB DDRAM AGP

SAPPHIRE?ATI RADEON 9250 128MB DDRAM AGP




Is there a big performance gap between GF Fx5200 and GF Fx5500? And between Radeon 9200SE and 9550SE? Which is better, GF Fx5500 or Radeon 9550SE? And what means SE?

    
sinister

And is that good to buy all from the same mark? For example if I have MSI nForce motherboard, should I buy MSI GFX VGA?

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sinister

Hiya,



Praeter is the God on this sort of thing, so He'll have to correct me here, but here goes......



I find the R9200 and G5200 are pretty equal. The R9200 on paper has a bit more power, but in practice, I find the nVidia drivers equal that out quite a lot. Also, certain games work better with an ATI card, while other games (most obviously Doom3) work better with a nVidia card.



The SE means "Special Edition", except its not! Its a cut down version of the card, so less powerful.



As to the specificities of the cards you listed, those details are best answered by someone else.....

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maverick77_uk


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And is that good to buy all from the same mark?


Wont make an earth shattering difference.




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Praeter is the God on this sort of thing,


One down. 6 billion converts to go




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I find the R9200 and G5200 are pretty equal


Good call.




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Also, certain games work better with an ATI card, while other games (most obviously Doom3) work better with a nVidia card.


Between the 9200/5200 it doesnt make a world of difference ... they are both office cards rather than gamer cards




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The R9200 on paper has a bit more power, but in practice, I find the nVidia drivers equal that out quite a lot


Radeon 9250

Pipes: 4/2

Clock: 240/200(400)

Mem. Int: 64bit

Mem. Amt: 128MB and 256MB

Card Int: AGP



Radeon 9200SE

Pipes: 4/2

Clock: 200/200(400)

Mem. Int: 64bit

Mem. Amt: 128MB and 256MB

Card Int: AGP



Radeon 9200

Pipes: 4/2

Clock: 250/200(400)

Mem. Int: 128bit

Mem. Amt: 128MB and 256MB

Card Int: AGP



GFX5200

Pipes: 4/2

Clock: 250/200(400)

Mem. Int. 128bit (mostly), 64bit (some)

Mem. Amt: 128MB and 256MB

Card Int: AGP




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The SE means "Special Edition", except its not! Its a cut down version of the card, so less powerful.


9200SE = 9200 but with 64bit memory (and slower clock)

9600SE = 9600 but with 64bit memory (and slower clock)

9800SE = 9800 but with 4/2 pipes and 128bit memory (and slower clock)

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