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  • VisionTek Radeon 9100 128meg

    Yea, i finally decided to buy a halfway decent video card, so I got this today for $75US. Has anyone used this card themselves, and will I be able to overl**** it? Stock speeds are 250core/250mem(500DDR)

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    isn't the 9100 like a MX440? I'd hardly call it a ' halfway decent video card' if that is the case...probably a low end budget card at best

    if you had saved a little more money you could have gotten a Ti42000 which OC to the level of a Ti4600 with out much effort and is still a great performer in most current games

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    • #3
      I dont care, its still gonna be better tan my onboard vdeo

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      • #4
        Originally posted by [size=6
        minibubba[/size]]
        isn't the 9100 like a MX440? I'd hardly call it a ' halfway decent video card' if that is the case...probably a low end budget card at best

        if you had saved a little more money you could have gotten a Ti42000 which OC to the level of a Ti4600 with out much effort and is still a great performer in most current games
        The 9000/9100 are far ahead of the MX440's not only in speed but in DX support as the MX440's are only DX7 units while the 9000/9100 are DX8 hardware plus very good for those on a very limited budget.

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        • #5
          ATI themselves compare the 9000 pro to a MX460 as can be seen at the bottom of this page:

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            Radeon 9100 uses the R200 core so its pretty much a lower clocked 8500 which outperforms all Geforce 3 cards and is slightly slower than a Ti4200.

            So for $75 US they're a bargain for ppl on a budget.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by kenny83


              Radeon 9100 uses the R200 core so its pretty much a lower clocked 8500 which outperforms all Geforce 3 cards and is slightly slower than a Ti4200.

              So for US they're a bargain for ppl on a budget.
              This one is actually a relabeled Radeon 8500LE, i just found out, and I cannot dind it for under $110 on Priceatch


              Still no answer to if ill be able to overclock it

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              • #8
                I used to have a GF4Ti4200 & a Radeon8500(9100) in my 2 home boxes - the GF4 did bench higher - but the difference during actual gameplay was not noticable

                I still think the 9100's are one of the best values for the money you can find right now....as long as you get one with decent clocks

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by amd_man2003
                  This one is actually a relabeled Radeon 8500LE, i just found out, and I cannot dind it for under 0 on Priceatch


                  Still no answer to if ill be able to overclock it
                  I haven't used a visiontek9100 - but I set up my brother-in-law with a power color 250/250 R9100 - his did 280/280 right out of the box & is probably capable of a fair bit more with the pencil Volt-mod:D

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                  • #10
                    is 250/250(500DDR) a good clock, sry, i kow nada bout video cards

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                    • #11
                      It is a good clock as some R8500's were clocked lower but you'll certainly notice the difference over ya old one.

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                      • #12
                        yeah 250/250 is a good one...

                        there are 9100's out there w/ 230/230, 230/200 & 230/166 clocks

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by Wiggo
                          It is a good clock as some R8500's were clocked lower but you'll certainly notice the difference over ya old one.
                          I know this video card will top my Moms Geforce2 MX400, which i thought was great, and here GF2 kicked my onboard video, Heck, my Trident 2meg PCI tops this onboard crap

                          EDIT: i need to watch my mouth again, im getting really bad

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                          • #14
                            I'm sure I don't need to tell you this, but make sure you disable the onboard video before you go installing a new card ;)

                            once had a guy that had a SB audigy and his onboard sound going at the same time...it was causeing a number of problems

                            :cheers:

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                            • #15
                              Get this, untill i got this tweaker bios a few days ago, there was no way to disable onbaord sound or video on the POS

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