The Black-out: Black boxes ALL UP IN THIS PLACE!

[Mr. Nemo]

of course, but get yo' ass to the 7000 series since you are already past the $100 mark. a 7750 is around the same price.

[Knightshade]

of course, but get yo' ass to the 7000 series since you are already past the $100 mark. a 7750 is around the same price.

also if you have the money and can find them I would go evga or asus for brand they both offer lifetime warranties on their cards.

[Spose']

of course, but get yo' ass to the 7000 series since you are already past the $100 mark. a 7750 is around the same price.

O hardly want to go past 100 because i only have 15 atm im looking into the future course.

[Knightshade]

O hardly want to go past 100 because i only have 15 atm im looking into the future course.

the card you posted is 119 the card Nemo posted in the same brand is 109

[Spose']

the card you posted is 119 the card Nemo posted in the same brand is 109

I'm looking for one that is good for emulation and quite a few decent games. It might take a long time for me to get the money.

[Mr. Nemo]

Save $10 and get better performance, less heat/wattage. Put that 7750 on your wish list instead of the 6770. Heck, it doesn't require a PCI 6 pin unlike that 6770. Very useful for transferring over to other computers without having to have an adapter or power supply with a PCI 6 pin (if you ever do). It's listed as a 55watt card. Very low considering it's frame rate tests for some games is nice.

[brit]

I'm looking for one that is good for emulation and quite a few decent games. It might take a long time for me to get the money.

Emulation? GET A GTX 280! This would be perfect for SNES! HERPERDERRR

[Spose']

Emulation? GET A GTX 280! This would be perfect for SNES! HERPERDERRR

PS2/Gamecube emulation .

[Spose']

Save $10 and get better performance, less heat/wattage. Put that 7750 on your wish list instead of the 6770. Heck, it doesn't require a PCI 6 pin unlike that 6770. Very useful for transferring over to other computers without having to have an adapter or power supply with a PCI 6 pin (if you ever do). It's listed as a 55watt card. Very low considering it's frame rate tests for some games is nice.

Maybe but its hard to know if it will go into the pc im wanting to put it into. :s. But if it works better then yeah. Not like imtrying to play Crysis on max setting ect. Just trying to play ps2/gamecube and a few steam games that will work with it.

[Spose']

welp time to play gears 3 since it came in form gamefly today.

[Ace Ventura]

I love back-reading this stuff.

Anyway, PE sucked. I had to run, with a bad knee, and I got hit in the face and the knee with a frisbee.

[Spose']

I love back-reading this stuff.

Anyway, PE sucked. I had to run, with a bad knee, and I got hit in the face and the knee with a frisbee.

I thought you had a note against it?

[Jazzmarazz]

PE..What are you, 12?

[Mr. Nemo]

Just rechecked and I feel like a hurp derp. 7750 is slower than the 6770, but benchmark tests label the 7750 as a better card overall. On average, you'll lose about 10% or less in performance when selecting, but when you can Crossfire, it can pown the 6770 while using less energy. In short, anything pass a Nvidia 8800 GT is supposed to be good enough for emulating most systems and my integrated card from the A4-3400 is close to maxing out on level 2 graphic speed hack on PS2 (and that is about 1/3 the performance of the 7750).

The biggest problem with most tests is that they do the stupid stuff and use high res when some of the cards used for a test are not meant for high res. The 7750 tests are clear examples of it when every test the did was max graphics and highest resolution. It fares much better around 720 widescreen than the 1080 nonsense.

[Kouen Hasuki]

PE..What are you, 12?

OH JAZZ! I got links to send you private some tunes