Hi,

I have a native 1600x1200 LCD that has < 16ms response time (i.e. it
works great in games!).

I need to determine whether I want to buy a 256MB card or a 128MB card.
Since I will run some of my games at 1600x1200 does it matter which I
get? I realize that some games won't run acceptably at that high of a
res, but I do want the capability and the best performance I can get.

Finally, does the 9800 Pro come in a 256MB version?

Thanks for any info...

broncosfan

On Fri, 09 Apr 2004 18:15:58 -0600, broncosfan
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>I need to determine whether I want to buy a 256MB card or a 128MB card.
> Since I will run some of my games at 1600x1200 does it matter which I
>get? I realize that some games won't run acceptably at that high of a
>res, but I do want the capability and the best performance I can get.

Depends on the games you play, but some recent games benefit from the
extra RAM.

>Finally, does the 9800 Pro come in a 256MB version?

Yes.
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"broncosfan" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:40773cbe$(E-Mail Removed)...
> Hi,
>
> I have a native 1600x1200 LCD that has < 16ms response time (i.e. it
> works great in games!).
>
> I need to determine whether I want to buy a 256MB card or a 128MB card.
> Since I will run some of my games at 1600x1200 does it matter which I
> get? I realize that some games won't run acceptably at that high of a
> res, but I do want the capability and the best performance I can get.
>
> Finally, does the 9800 Pro come in a 256MB version?
>
> Thanks for any info...
>
> broncosfan