If you are planning on doing any gaming go with nether. I would recommend a video card with a minimum of 250mb of graphics memory. To answer the question the ATI Radeon 9000 is better.
Neither one will be particularly great (I had a Mobility Radeon 9000 in a laptop built in 2003). If you're looking at spending anything at all, I'd take a look in the Tom's Hardware graphics card guide. 50 USD will get you a much better card than the 9000.
Did you ever get the Radeon to work?
They're both fairly cheap, you'd want to benchmark 'em to decide on your machine.
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Also, i think i am going to benchmark it. What is the best program to do it? I prefer free though. THANKS!
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A lot of games have an option to display the frame-rate (FPS). If you turn that on and play, you'll have a measure of relative performance.Otherwise there are things like:
http://www.google.co.uk/#sclient=psy&hl=en&q=graphics+benchmark+test&aq=1&aqi=g5&aql=&oq=&pbx=1&fp=5083440815b601b8
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I did with my new mobo. I tried gta san andreas, and it sucked. Everything else was good though.
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If you are planning on doing any gaming go with nether. I would recommend a video card with a minimum of 250mb of graphics memory. To answer the question the ATI Radeon 9000 is better.
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It is better, but not for gaming?
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Correct, just don't buy it if you plan on playing any of the newer games. It should be fine for just about anything other than gaming though.
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Neither one will be particularly great (I had a Mobility Radeon 9000 in a laptop built in 2003). If you're looking at spending anything at all, I'd take a look in the Tom's Hardware graphics card guide. 50 USD will get you a much better card than the 9000.
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