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Hi Sith Lord,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;That is an extremely hard question to answer and is very subjective. &nbsp; &nbsp;What I will do is place some links and you can look at them and see if that helps you any.<br />
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<a href="http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/video.html" rel="ugc">http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/video.html</a><br />
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<a href="http://hardware.gamespot.com/Video-Cards-F-9-9-x-x" rel="ugc">http://hardware.gamespot.com/Video-Cards-F-9-9-x-x</a><br />
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I hope this helps you.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Steven Stuart<br />

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Hi Sith Lord,
     That is an extremely hard question to answer and is very subjective.    What I will do is place some links and you can look at them and see if that helps you any.

http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/video.html [http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/video.html]

http://hardware.gamespot.com/Video-Cards-F-9-9-x-x [http://hardware.gamespot.com/Video-Cards-F-9-9-x-x]

I hope this helps you.

Thanks,
Steven Stuart


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Hmmm! I'm looking to spend between $150 - $200 tops! I'm playing a game called Star Wars Knights of the Old republic. And the game looks like the Xbox version. I want it to look better!
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Hmmm! I'm looking to spend between $150 - $200 tops! I'm playing a game called Star Wars Knights of the Old republic. And the game looks like the Xbox version. I want it to look better!

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I have a PowerPC G4 with dual 1.42ghz processor with 512ram and a ATI ????? &nbsp;with 64mbs. &nbsp;I want to upgrade my video card because there are certain games I'm using that just don't look that great. And gameplay is quite choppy. What is a good card to upgrade my computer with? A good card for a good price. Nothing too expensive. 
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I have a PowerPC G4 with dual 1.42ghz processor with 512ram and a ATI ?????  with 64mbs.  I want to upgrade my video card because there are certain games I'm using that just don't look that great. And gameplay is quite choppy. What is a good card to upgrade my computer with? A good card for a good price. Nothing too expensive. 

Help with Video card

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