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Vision Tek Xtasy GeForce3 Titanium 200 AGP Graphics

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Should I buy it? I just got my brother in law interested in Flight Simulation. He is asking me if he should buy this card. The card he has in his system now is a IS3 Savage 32MB AGP. I have the original GeForce3 card from Visiontek and am very happy with it. Does this card have the same or better spec/performance as my card? I you have this card could you let me know your opinion. He can get this for about $130. I paid $399 for mine. But I know that the GeForce4 is out. So that would make it drop in price.Thanks, in advance to all that reply.Regards!Bill

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Hi Bill. I bought the VisonTek GeForce 3 TI 500 on e-bay for $130. Was new in the box and I have been nothing but pleased with it.Ed Green, KCLTegreen1@carolina.rr.com

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E,Thanks for your quick reply. Do you know what the difference is between the TI 500 and TI 200?Thank You!Bill

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http://www.a1-electronics.co.uk/Graphics_C...a_Ticards.shtmlhttp://www.a1-electronics.co.uk/Graphics_C...rclocking.shtmlTi200 is 175/400, Ti500 is 240/500. If you're going to get a Gf3, it would be best to get the 500. Failing that, get the regular. You can overclock the normal version's memory easily to Ti200 speeds, and the core is already faster. I also have the original Vistion Geforce 3.Matt

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Matt,Thank you for the information. He may want to go with the Ti200 because of price. I don't know the price of the Ti500 but I gather it will be significantly higher than $130.Regards!Bill

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Thanks again, Matt.I'll pass this information on to my brother in law. The Ti500 looks better now!Regards!Bill

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Visiontek is out of business now. Doesn't really matter unless you wanted the warranty or something.Matt

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Well; when you buy a computer component it almost always comes with a three year manufacturer warranty. OEM components are only like 30 days or something. I had a harddrive fail last year. It was two years old. Cost me $50 for the labor which included recovery of some very important files and the $100 drive was free because it was still under warranty. So was the shipping. I'd think that would be real important on a video card?

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I would have no problem buying a $100 video card without a warranty. Either way, the ones listed at pricewatch were not neccessarily VisionTek.Matt

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Look on e-bay in the computer section. You may find a bargin.Ed Green, KCLTegreen1@carolina.rr.com

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