Pick A Graphics Card For Vista
Both NVIDIA's Andrew Fear and ATI's Terry Makedon were quick to point out that you don't need to spend $500 for a gamer's speedball graphics card to run Vista. In fact, because of the huge growth in PC gaming, as well increasing interest in video recording and editing and media creation on PCs, Vista's graphics technologies are already widely implemented in graphics products at all price levels.
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Here's a look at some low-end, mid-priced, and high-end graphics cards that would make good choices, either to upgrade existing PCs or to equip new ones:
The Low End: Under $100
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