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On Sun, 11 Dec 2005 21:50:58 -0500, Carl Senior Jr wrote:

> Can anyone suggest a decent card (AGP) thats not gonna cost me an arm and
> a leg.  Im sure I can spend as much as I want, but Im trying for most bang
> for the buck.

I'd suggest an Nvidia 6800GT card, or a 7800GTX if you can afford it.
 
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"Carl Senior Jr" <csenior@comcast.net> wrote in message 
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> OK
> .  I I need a better video card.  At least that what Im being told.  I m
> trying to play Doom  .  My video is pretty jerky and the entire game is
> darker that I can manage.  Not fun..
>
> Im currently running an ATI Radeon  9200 (128mb).  I got it pretty cheap
> and
> I guess Im getting what I paid for.
>
> Can anyone suggest a decent card (AGP) thats not gonna cost me an arm and
> a
> leg.  Im sure I can spend as much as I want, but Im trying for most bang
> for
> the buck.
>
> I need brightness nd smooth video.
> thanx a bunch...
>
>
The game is dark, and was meant to be.  But a lot of people had problems 
with it being just TOO dark to even play.   So for the brightness stuff, 
have a look at those UC Doom3 guides I posted the link to.  They have tweaks 
for the overall brightness worked out and some explanations.
Video card.   I suggest at least a Radeon 9800 Pro 128 meg, but not the AIW 
9800 Pro.  Or for Nvidia, a FX5900.   These are the top of the DX9 cards at 
the time Doom3 was released.   For newer cards, a Radeon X800 or Nvidia 6800 
would be a good starting level.
Most bang for the buck currently IMO would be an X850XT or 6800GT, for AGP.
McG. 

Thanx McG.
apprec
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>
> "Carl Senior Jr" <csenior@comcast.net> wrote in message
> news:ae-dnSvVzfEOeAHeRVn-jw@comcast.com...
>> OK
>> .  I I need a better video card.  At least that what Im being told.  I
m
>> trying to play Doom  .  My video is pretty jerky and the entire game is
>> darker that I can manage.  Not fun..
>>
>> Im currently running an ATI Radeon  9200 (128mb).  I got it pretty
cheap
>> and
>> I guess Im getting what I paid for.
>>
>> Can anyone suggest a decent card (AGP) thats not gonna cost me an arm
and
>> a
>> leg.  Im sure I can spend as much as I want, but Im trying for most
bang
>> for
>> the buck.
>>
>> I need brightness nd smooth video.
>> thanx a bunch...
>>
>>
> The game is dark, and was meant to be.  But a lot of people had problems
> with it being just TOO dark to even play.   So for the brightness stuff,
> have a look at those UC Doom3 guides I posted the link to.  They have
> tweaks for the overall brightness worked out and some explanations.
> Video card.   I suggest at least a Radeon 9800 Pro 128 meg, but not the
> AIW 9800 Pro.  Or for Nvidia, a FX5900.   These are the top of the DX9
> cards at the time Doom3 was released.   For newer cards, a Radeon X800
or
> Nvidia 6800 would be a good starting level.
> Most bang for the buck currently IMO would be an X850XT or 6800GT, for
> AGP.
> McG.
>


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