let us know what you like best and why. thanks

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Radeon, because I think it's the best quality for your money, and my card hasn't let me down after 2 years.

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nvidia, i havent had any real problems except for a driver they released cause my video card overheated, thank god i caught it in time before it blowed,it wasnt the cards fault its my fault for not paying attention to what the community were saying about the driver.

I was a Nvidia guy (SLI 8800gtx 256mb) but now I am running the Radeon 5850 and it hands down beat the SLI setup.  Going to crossfire when price drops a bit.

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I have a Radeon ATI 4800 card that seems fine. But then I'm no expert.

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Im currently running a ATI FirePro V7800.  I've run a few nvidia cards and well I think the rendering on ATI is much better.  But thats just me.

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This is going to start a flaming war ^_^



Ive used both and atm there both pretty decent; Ati is plagued with driver issues while nvidia has the heat issues ( iso of a die shrink ;P ).

Currently i'm a nvidia fan waiting for the die shrink fermi's ^_^

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New Siggy; What do you think?

i`ve had both no problems,i like ati the best you get more bang for the buck

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Been using Nvidia cards since I started building computers years ago.  This rig is currently using an ATI card though.  Price/performance depends on what I purchase.

One problem I've had with ATI is the game company of heroes... all of a sudden my game started crashing on me for no apparent reason, and I believe this to be a video card issue. Runs everything else perfectly fine though.

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___________Fireteam Zulu | Graphics Team Leader | SFC____________

I used to be a die-hard nVidia fan... been using ATI lately due to price/performance - the quality seems more iffy as I've had many more returns of ATI product than I ever had with nVidia. On the "soft" side, I absolutely loved the driver installation nVidia driver developers put out... ATI usually requires removing all old drivers and then installing the new ones to prevent driver corruption and/or confusion with older drivers by the O/S. So, having said that I guess you could put me in the nVidia camp.

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Eh I've used both since long time ago.  R.I.P Voodoo 3dfx!

Both have issues with certain games.  Some games Nvidia doesn't run well, others ATI doesn't.

I think the 5000 series of ATI are very, very good for price/performance.  And the 4000s are even better!

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As of right now I'm running ATI 4850X2. dual core Vid card, with manual fans turned to approx 70%. runs 39c under load and 32c idle.

I used to run nVidia 8800GTS OC'd and after market cooled. ran fune until the update when they released the last update with the newer maps. then I started gettin a little laggin and glitching.. so I upgraded to dual core GPU and Water Cooling..

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I have always used nVidia cards. And i think i will stick to it. Never had any prob. with them.
The card i use now , is a N275GTX TWIN FROZR 896mb DDR3.




Sgt.Sabotage*BK*

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CPU: Intel Core i7 960  @ 3.20Gz
Motherboard: ASUS Rampage Gene lll
GPU: Asus 6950 2Gb
RAM: 6Gb
HD: Corsair F-120Gb SSD+ WD 1Tb Black.
OS: Windows 7 64 bits
Case: HAF-X Big tower.

Big fan of nvidia. I to have run ATI and like the nvidia better. My card is not as big as some of the others in here but the Nvidia Geforce GTS 250 does me a great job.

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