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Posted at 10:25 AM on Tuesday 04/21/09 by
Ben
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MicroCenter.com has the PNY Technologies GeForce 9500 GT 512MB DDR2 PCI Express 2.0 for $30 - $15 rebate [Exp 4/26] = $15 + shipping. Select in-store pick-up to avoid shipping fees. Shipping is $6.
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    zeshan105 - Posted 8:23 pm PDT 04/21/09 (174 Posts)  Report Spam

    well actually my goal was to do gaming. so if it cannot sport new games than i guess its not worth buying atleast for me.
    i think i should wait for 4770 to come out. any idea can my psu take that card ?

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    Anonymous - Posted 7:07 am PDT 04/22/09 (16776936 Posts)  Report Spam

    Please go research this yourself. Its your best bet in getting the right card for you. It will be hard for you to get valid advice here. We have a few thread hijacking tiny trolls here, you will easily spot them. You can trust DaveC and he will answer your questions without the fanboy banter.

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    Toby - Posted 7:09 am PDT 04/22/09 (656 Posts)  Report Spam

    #22 well said! They are not even worth replying too.

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    njb - Posted 7:21 am PDT 04/22/09 (2826 Posts)  Report Spam

    wish i had a pc for this card

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    CompWiz17 - Posted 10:33 am PDT 04/23/09 (4902 Posts)  Report Spam

    zeshan105 wrote:
    well actually my goal was to do gaming. so if it cannot sport new games than i guess its not worth buying atleast for me.
    i think i should wait for 4770 to come out. any idea can my psu take that card ?


    I'd say the 4770 is your best bet. This 9500GT isn't a gaming card, the 4770 is far faster.

    The Antec Basiq power supply that you have isn't bad. It's a solid budget power supply that can put out the power that it's rated for.

    It's not strong enough to comfortably handle, say, a Radeon 4850, but a Radeon 4770 should give you almost the same performance, at a much lower power draw.

    What are the specs of your computer? Like, what CPU, how many optical drives and hard drives, etc...

    I can't do a full wattage analysis until I know a bit more about your computer.

    At first glance, though, you shouldn't have a problem running a 4770.

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