playing games on the pc has not remained as easy as it was three to four years back. any one with a p3, celeron, 128 mb ram and onboard graphics could play most of the games out there without any trouble...
i played age of mythology on this config....but this has changed now...
today atleast a 6600gt is required to play games like F.E.A.R...that too at pathetic frame rates like 30 or 35 with most effects turned of or at minimum. and the graphics cards dont come cheap either..
to be able to play the latest games with high detail and acceptable frame rates..u need to have atlease the 6800xt..which will set u back by a coo. 9,000 bucks...want more detail and blazing fps u have to shell out 20,000 for a 7800 gt..and these cards are bound to become out dated in about a year...
most of the gamers cannot afford to spend that kind of money again and again...especially in a poor country like ours...we need some thing that lasts longer and gives good value for money...how about this?...
we have all witnessed dual core procesers...dual grapics cards(read: sli and crossfire) how about a dual board system?
a graphics card is nothing but a main board with a processor(gpu) and some ram..
why not make a card with an upgradable gpu and extendable ram?..it will just be like the motherboard...if this happens one can buy a 7600 card now..and upgrade to a 7900gtx later and extend the ram to 1 gb as well at less cost than a new 7900gtx card.
this will be future proof and also give us more choice and flixiblity...
also...a socket for a seperate ppu(physics processing unit) can be included to make the card even more future proof...support for direct x 10 can be added using firmware upgrades...
well we can expect such a tech in the future.
i think that the game developers and the card manufacturers purposely out date cards so that we gamers are compelled to spend more and more...anyways lets hope that we will bw rescued by such a dual board technology in the future..if any engineers are reading this.start researching
i played age of mythology on this config....but this has changed now...
today atleast a 6600gt is required to play games like F.E.A.R...that too at pathetic frame rates like 30 or 35 with most effects turned of or at minimum. and the graphics cards dont come cheap either..
to be able to play the latest games with high detail and acceptable frame rates..u need to have atlease the 6800xt..which will set u back by a coo. 9,000 bucks...want more detail and blazing fps u have to shell out 20,000 for a 7800 gt..and these cards are bound to become out dated in about a year...
most of the gamers cannot afford to spend that kind of money again and again...especially in a poor country like ours...we need some thing that lasts longer and gives good value for money...how about this?...
we have all witnessed dual core procesers...dual grapics cards(read: sli and crossfire) how about a dual board system?
a graphics card is nothing but a main board with a processor(gpu) and some ram..
why not make a card with an upgradable gpu and extendable ram?..it will just be like the motherboard...if this happens one can buy a 7600 card now..and upgrade to a 7900gtx later and extend the ram to 1 gb as well at less cost than a new 7900gtx card.
this will be future proof and also give us more choice and flixiblity...
also...a socket for a seperate ppu(physics processing unit) can be included to make the card even more future proof...support for direct x 10 can be added using firmware upgrades...
well we can expect such a tech in the future.
i think that the game developers and the card manufacturers purposely out date cards so that we gamers are compelled to spend more and more...anyways lets hope that we will bw rescued by such a dual board technology in the future..if any engineers are reading this.start researching