Yoh all, This is my first post, not sure if it's been answered before thought:(. I recently bought a vostro 1500 with geforce 8600 gt graphics card. It runs nice but I notice the distance fog is 'wierd' in counter-strike: source, and if I had to guess it's probabally the same with the rest of the source-engine based games.

Alexb Nebula Programs For Low Income more. Posted by codybiroth If this is for gaming. I'd recommend saving up and get a better card. If you get any of those you will be disappointed in the down run.

Those are the only ones I can afford to pay for.And those are not sooooo bad, I'm not looking for a super GPU that can run Far Cry 2 on 1600x1200 and with 16x anti aliasing with DX10 or any super crazy thing.Just want the games to run smoothly, I'm happy with at least 30 FPS on a very, very heavy game,at 1024x768 with all settings high. You won't with an 8600GT. Save up for a 9600 or an 8800gt/9800gt.

Posted by codybiroth If this is for gaming. I'd recommend saving up and get a better card.

Descargar Video De Ov7 Tenemos Un Secreto. If you get any of those you will be disappointed in the down run. Those are the only ones I can afford to pay for.And those are not sooooo bad, I'm not looking for a super GPU that can run Far Cry 2 on 1600x1200 and with 16x anti aliasing with DX10 or any super crazy thing.Just want the games to run smoothly, I'm happy with at least 30 FPS on a very, very heavy game,at 1024x768 with all settings high. You won't with an 8600GT.

Save up for a 9600 or an 8800gt/9800gt. Won't I even get 30 FPS? Posted by codybiroth If this is for gaming. I'd recommend saving up and get a better card. If you get any of those you will be disappointed in the down run. Those are the only ones I can afford to pay for.And those are not sooooo bad, I'm not looking for a super GPU that can run Far Cry 2 on 1600x1200 and with 16x anti aliasing with DX10 or any super crazy thing.Just want the games to run smoothly, I'm happy with at least 30 FPS on a very, very heavy game,at 1024x768 with all settings high.

You won't with an 8600GT. Save up for a 9600 or an 8800gt/9800gt. Won't I even get 30 FPS? Perfect Piano Download For Tablet. Probably not. I once had an 8600GT. I played games on high with 20-25 fps.

Stuttered a lot too. Posted by codybiroth If this is for gaming. I'd recommend saving up and get a better card. If you get any of those you will be disappointed in the down run. Those are the only ones I can afford to pay for.And those are not sooooo bad, I'm not looking for a super GPU that can run Far Cry 2 on 1600x1200 and with 16x anti aliasing with DX10 or any super crazy thing.Just want the games to run smoothly, I'm happy with at least 30 FPS on a very, very heavy game,at 1024x768 with all settings high.

You won't with an 8600GT. Save up for a 9600 or an 8800gt/9800gt. Won't I even get 30 FPS? Probably not.

I once had an 8600GT. I played games on high with 20-25 fps. Stuttered a lot too. OK wich games can I play smoothly with an 8600 GT?COD4 can be played with a 7600 with high at mid-large resolutions.My cousin has it, and it works wonderful.

Posted by XXplos1ve If your gonna run games at 1024x768 then your gonna be fine with a 8600GT but if your gonna play on higher resolutions your gonna need a better card. I'm still using a 8600GT and I just about get crap frames everywhere when i play on 1280x1024. I suggest you go for something better then an 8600GT though.its seriously out dated now. I run Crysis on medium no AA on 1680x1050 with around 30FPS, why would you tell him this shit?! Even though I usually get around 24 (FC2) up to 60 FPS in games, I always play at 1680x1050 and all my games runs fine and are totally playable (I don't play games at lowest, I usually go medium or higher if I can). That's true, besides, why would I apply AAif the resolution itself is so good that aliasing is not even perceptible?I will only play at 1024x768 as a very high resolution, I usually play at 800x600 with AA x4 and the aliasing is barely perceptible. I another 2 months or so ATi will be releasing their new DX11 line up.