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Video card Reccomendation

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Sig rig.

Q6600 @ 2.6 GHz (Can't overclock higher, Intel DP35DP brand Mobo)
Display Res: 1680x1050.
PSU: Antec EarthWatts 500D

I'm looking for something that will dramatically improve my FPS over my 4670 512 MB.

Also, I plan on replacing the motherboard/chip/ram late next year, so something I can transition over is what I'm looking for.

I don't have a preferance between ATI / Nvidia.

I was thinking a: 5770 1 GB ($115) or a 5830 ($140).

Suggestions?



Edit: Games I'm currently playing

BFBC2
Fallout: NV
SC II
Singularity
Left4Dead2
 
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I know the cards you listed cap out at like $140 and I'm not sure if that is a hard limit, but I think by slightly raising the price you can get much better performance than the cards you're looking at.

I would try to shoot for either a nvidia 460 768mb or a amd 6850

The 460 starts at about $160 not including mail in rebates
I personally would jump on
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130562

It's $170 but the mail in rebate takes it down to $140

Slightly more expensive would be the 6850 which starts at about $180


I think you'd be very happy with a 460 as it has more performance, should last you longer, and it has been an extremely popular card as far as price/performance and performance/heat output.

Good luck.
 
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