Buying a gaming pc soon i hope, and a nice pc with dual 9500 1gbs and a core i7 920 caught my eye.... will i be able to max out settings on any game currently out with a 26'lcd? I think it runs 1900 by er...cant recall the other part...? maybe 1600 or something idk. $1400 or so good buy or not?Dual Geforce 9500 1gb with Core i7 920 + more
[QUOTE=''kryptonianpride'']Buying a gaming pc soon i hope, and a nice pc with dual 9500 1gbs and a core i7 920 caught my eye.... will i be able to max out settings on any game currently out with a 26'lcd? I think it runs 1900 by er...cant recall the other part...? maybe 1600 or something idk. $1400 or so good buy or not?[/QUOTE]
No the dual 9500's suck. 9500 aren't even meant for gaming there very low end cards. get at least a 9800 gt.Dual Geforce 9500 1gb with Core i7 920 + more
9500gt's?
Better get a single 8800gt/9800gt they will eat the 9500gt in SLI.
[QUOTE=''kryptonianpride'']Buying a gaming pc soon i hope, and a nice pc with dual 9500 1gbs and a core i7 920 caught my eye....will i be able to max out settings on any game currently out with a 26'lcd? I think it runs 1900 by er...cant recall the other part...? maybe 1600 or something idk. $1400 or so good buy or not?[/QUOTE]If you buy it you will have to: 1. Buy one or two 8800gt/9800gt 2. Open the case take out the two 9500gt's 3. Put in the 8800gt/9800gt 4. Drop the 9500GTs to the garbage.PS: If you're some kind of hippie or a person with high moral values or something of like that; you can change step 4, by puting them on another PC, or selling them on Ebay or something.
9500's are terrible cards for gaming. You're better off getting 1 9800gt or anything faster. DO NOT expect any good gaming results in newer games at high settings with 9500's.
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