Which of these video cards is the 1 to buy?

Which of these video cards is the 1 to buy?

1.) XFX GeForce 6800 128MB DDR Dual DVI TV-out AGP Video Card
2.) EVGA e-GeForce 6800,128MB DDR AGP TV/DVI/2H Video Card
3.) ATI RADEON 9800PRO Video Card, 128MB DDR, 256-bit, DVI/TV-Out, 8X AGP
4.) HIS Hightech ICE80PN-2I-ZAM Video Card

right now i have a nvidia Geforce MX 420, crappy i know thats why im buying a new 1, but im not sure what i should buy


and also, all i have is 256-ram, what brand and what ram stick should i buy??

please help some one.

*3_rok

 

What are the specs of rest of your computer?

 

the XFX 6800gt without a doubt.

 

Make sure that your computer can support these GFX cards... Make sure you have an AGP slot if you buy an AGP card or make sure you have a PCI-Express slot if it is that type. Also make sure you have the correct amount of power for these cards... Some cards require 300W of power... Most computers are built with a 250W power supply... I recommend downloading CPU-Z and tell us what type of nickname your computer is given... And check if your computer has DDR SDRAM... I say this because If you only have a processor that supports SDRAM and you try putting a GFX card with DDR SDRAM in your computer, you are only asking for trouble... But if everything is good... I recommend a Nvidia GeFORCE 6600 GT OC with 128 MB DDR3 SDRAM and 128 bit color... This card performs at the same level as a 6800 GT... Just a little less transfer speed... A 6800 GT transfers at 38 gigs a second and the one I mentioned is only half of that, but performs on the same level, because it is overclocked...

 

why is that? I used to have SDRAM and never had a problem with any of my video cards(which had DDR RAM) because of system RAM

I vote either 2 or 4 .. personally I'd go with 4 just for the fan

 

Sorry for the double reply... Not an admin... but anyway... I'll attach a few photos of what kind of ram and computer would be a good computer using CPU-Z to compare with... You see, personally I had problems with my old millewood when I added a DDR ram GFX card... I just don't want someone else to have the same problems I did...