HonestFlames
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This is a really old card but it is a more than decent performer. I've played many a Half Life 2 level at 1920x1200 resolution quite happily (also Painkiller, Minecraft, Fallout 3 etc).
It's not so great with the likes of Skyrim or Metro 2033, but that's not a surprise for a card that was released in June 2005! For an idea of performance, it just about manages to make Bioshock playable at 1280x800 with a couple of detail settings dialed down.
It takes a 6-pin PCIe power connector, but will work in reduced performance mode without it. This is how I used it for the last few months before I bought a GT440. Minecraft was still nicely playable and 1080p video playback was smooth.
It's got two DVI connectors and one of those funny VIVO ports, which I did get working once and managed to record some video and also hook up to my old style TV via an S-Video to SCART adapter.
I found a review here: http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/msi_nx7800_gtx_review/
I'm asking for £29, which includes Royal Mail First Class Recorded delivery to the UK.
It's not so great with the likes of Skyrim or Metro 2033, but that's not a surprise for a card that was released in June 2005! For an idea of performance, it just about manages to make Bioshock playable at 1280x800 with a couple of detail settings dialed down.
It takes a 6-pin PCIe power connector, but will work in reduced performance mode without it. This is how I used it for the last few months before I bought a GT440. Minecraft was still nicely playable and 1080p video playback was smooth.
It's got two DVI connectors and one of those funny VIVO ports, which I did get working once and managed to record some video and also hook up to my old style TV via an S-Video to SCART adapter.
I found a review here: http://www.firingsquad.com/hardware/msi_nx7800_gtx_review/
I'm asking for £29, which includes Royal Mail First Class Recorded delivery to the UK.
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