Graphics card section

Graphics card section

Welcome to my graphics cars section. This section has been put together to hopefully give you some helpful advice on graphics cards for the desktop computer.

I have given overviews of some of the graphics cards I have used, so you can see some comparisons.

You will find some general advice for the steps to take when buying a graphics card, and also, what category you may fit in. For example, if you are a gamer, you’re not going to want a budget card, however, this may be acceptable for a small business owner or a student wishing to use a computer for projects etc.

The articles are listed below for further reading.

• Video card guide
  The proper graphics card can help speed up almost any system by taking the responsibility of many visual functions, allowing the CPU to work more effectively in other areas. Let’s take a look at a few of the key features to look for in a graphics card.
  
• Home office graphics card
  Let’s talk about some specifics for the average home/office PC user.
  
• Gamers graphics
  The die-hard gamer has some important features to examine when making a graphics card selection.
  
• ATI Radeon 9800 XT 256 MB review
  A nice option for gamers with the price dropping fast.
  
• XFX GeForce 5200 FX 128MB
  Check out this overview of the XFX GeForce 5200 FX 128MB
  
• Connect3D Radeon 9200se
  Connect3D Radeon 9200se review.
  
• Gigabyte GeForce FX6800 GT 256Mb
  Gigabyte GeForce FX6800 GT 256Mb review.
  
• Abit Radeon X600 Pro
  This middle of the range G card is well worth a look.
  
• eVGA GeForce FX 5700 LE
  an overview of the eVGA GeForce FX 5700 LE graphics card for middle end users.
  
• Sparkle GeForce 6600 GT
  Review of the Sparkle GeForce 6600 GT