I would do it. You'll get a faster and current gen card for not much $$.
If you'd buy a 460 right now it would save you a lot, this is the only way you can still recoup some of the dollars you overpaid for your 460.
And for a gamer SSD would not do much.
Cool, they finally made it then. It was a huge drawback in my eyes. But with this option there I see no other excuse then for blurry text on your TV. Again, I have a razor sharp text on mine.
I guess you got hurt when I said something about your "top of the line" TV and decided not to read what I explained. Did you check if you have somewhere option for "pixel-to-pixel" or "computer" or not sure what other names companies give to this?
All TVs are made to overscan by default. The...
I guess my view might be not representative but I missed all the issues with Vista drivers as I did not want to downgrade my WindowsXP to Vista. Still, I have couple computers home and two of them use 5850 one and 8800GTS second. 5850 is quicker, true, but I have some glitches and crashes when...
Drivers are the main reason I decided to go with a GTX570 over 6970.
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Hmmm, interesting. At the time I Witcher came out I had Nvidia card and the only problem with the game were long load times which were not card related and fixed. I finished this game more...
I am on 5850 for quite a long time and after reading all reviews and thinking it through I decided to get GTX 570. The reason is the number of problems I had with ATi drivers. I mostly play DDO which is one of the games popping out when you install ATi drivers so you would think the support is...
It might be your Sharp's fault. I remember playing with Sharp LCDs and they usually had no setting for a native resolution so picture was always stretched and not sharp (sic!).
Most other TVs I tried like Samsung or Sony have a setting in menu which turns off any kind of scaling and just...