Video card (which is best)

Danrak · June 26th, 1999, 09:38 AM

Salutations,
What do you think is the best video card? I'm looking for a good one for games, and one for movies (DVD). They will be two seperate systems, both with AMD chips, and ASUS P5A motherboards.

Thanks.

June 27th, 1999, 04:21 AM

I have an ATI 8meg card for playing dvd movies with. It works well and comes with software for playing you dvd movies on. This is a cheap solution since they only cost about $60 for the 8meg card whic also isn't too shabby for a video card anyway.

June 27th, 1999, 05:25 AM

try a card based on the S3 Savage 4 chipset. Provides all DVD features and latest Direct X texture compressin & bump mapping

June 26th, 1999, 09:38 AM	#1
Danrak Registered User Join Date: Jun 1999 Location: Florida, USA Posts: 436	Video card (which is best) Salutations, What do you think is the best video card? I'm looking for a good one for games, and one for movies (DVD). They will be two seperate systems, both with AMD chips, and ASUS P5A motherboards. Thanks. __________________ Tech Handbook Filling your computer needs.

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June 27th, 1999, 04:21 AM	#2
slim Guest Posts: n/a	I have an ATI 8meg card for playing dvd movies with. It works well and comes with software for playing you dvd movies on. This is a cheap solution since they only cost about $60 for the 8meg card whic also isn't too shabby for a video card anyway.

June 27th, 1999, 05:25 AM	#3
Darren Wilson Guest Posts: n/a	try a card based on the S3 Savage 4 chipset. Provides all DVD features and latest Direct X texture compressin & bump mapping