ATI Radeon 9200

• Average user rating: 3.0 stars out of 26 reviews
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• 9 stars

  Yeah it isnt top of the line, but it is still good!

  by ndhp123 on June 14, 2005

  Pros: Has played every game I have ever tried!

  Cons: Dont expect to put the visuals to the max on newer games.

  Summary: This card runs every game I have ever tried. Including doom 3 (and it looks better with this card than it does on the xbox). Most of the newer games ...

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  Summary: This card runs every game I have ever tried. Including doom 3 (and it looks better with this card than it does on the xbox). Most of the newer games include this video card in at least their min specs. Just dont expect to turn the visuals all the way up in the newer games.

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• 10 stars

  This gpu is the best i had

  by on December 27, 2003

  Pros: Ive never expierenced any slow framerates any time i played Homeworld 2 or breed

  Cons: I truthfully havent found any

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• 9 stars

  Long-lasting and Dependable

  by Lord_Lion on June 28, 2007

  Pros: Good for the price; can play a lot of older but popular games; can play World of Warcraft (very well)

  Cons: Aged, bad support, framerate suffers (especially on first person shooters and real-time strategy games such as Black&White 2)

  Summary: This card has lasted me well for four years. Initially bought for 'The Sims 2' after my computer simply couldn't handle such games as 'Star Wars: Knights of the ...

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  Summary: This card has lasted me well for four years. Initially bought for 'The Sims 2' after my computer simply couldn't handle such games as 'Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic,' this card proved well worth the money. It has played the following games over the past four years and done well: World of Warcraft, Knights of the Old Republic (1 and 2), Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War (plus expansions), Civilization IV, Battle for Middle-Earth (1 and 2), The Movies, Jedi Academy, Fable: The Lost Chapters, Star Wars: Empire at War, Rise of Nations, The Sims 2 (plus expansions), Black & White 2, and Battlefield 1942.
  
  All games above were played on the 9200, sometimes with focus on quality, in which case framerate suffered worst on Fable: TLC, Empire at War, Black & White 2, and Warhammer40k.
  
  A main concern might be to have the necessary RAM in your pc to play the games you want to. After my pc was updated with an extra 500 MB (giving me a full GIG), the Radeon 9200 lasted through my favorite games up until now.
  
  I highly recommend it for anyone who wants a nice gaming experience for an affordable price.

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• 4 stars

  Uhh... OK I guess

  by raggaz on June 15, 2007

  Pros: Plays popular games such as Counterstrike Source and Enemy territory

  Cons: Poor frame rate, Can't play high games such as FEAR. Little support for the card.

  Summary: It was an ok card when I got it about 4-5 years ago. It's struggling now and I'm finding it hard to maintain an average frame rate in ...

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  Summary: It was an ok card when I got it about 4-5 years ago. It's struggling now and I'm finding it hard to maintain an average frame rate in many games. Games such as FEAR basically look like a slideshow, and in Warcraft 3 it doesn't like it if there's too many monsters on the screen. This card is overrated and there are plenty of cards that are so much better than this. I wouldn't waste my money on it. Spend an extra $50 and you'll end with a much better card in the end. But if you're still gaming on a motherboard without a PCI-e slot, then this may provide you with some entertainment for while, until you rip your hair out with frustration due to low frame rates.

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• 8 stars

  Gr8 older card that beats the FX5600 in basic applications

  by ritz_ on April 22, 2007

  Pros: Smooth scrooling of viewed pages, no fan so its quiet

  Cons: Tough to compete with higher powered cards

  Summary: For an older graphics card I found this to be a superior card when compared to a similar NVIDIA FX5600. I recently replaced my 9200 with an NVIDIA Gforce FX5600 ...

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  Summary: For an older graphics card I found this to be a superior card when compared to a similar NVIDIA FX5600. I recently replaced my 9200 with an NVIDIA Gforce FX5600 looking for some increased performance but I was sadly disappointed. I don't do gaming as such, so when I tried viewing pages using the scrool feature of my mouse, it was abysmal. Choppy and jumpy, I instantly replaced it with the Radeon 9200.
  
  Smooth, crisp graphics make this a super budget card for those that use their computer for the work environment or home internet browsing. If you are still using an older computer, this would be a gr8 card to own and with everything from computers to graphics cards going to supersonic speeds and prices, well lets just say that there are huge numbers of computer owners who don't spend their lifes trying to kill non-human aggressors or out maneuver the hordes in online gaming rooms.
  
  Depending on what you use your computer for and you are not looking to replace that 2-3 ghz CPU, your graphics requirements are not in heavy duty graphic design and autocad but use it for simple tasks like researching the internet, online banking or just everyday tasks with an older (2001-2005) Pentium P4 or AMD processor working with Windows based applications, then this will be a huge boost to your eyes and to your wallet.
  
  This card can be found on computer store shelves used and at online auctions for under $50. I paid $30 for mine.
  
  So if you are looking for a work horse that can deliver with express mail graphics without the express mail price, then hitch your wagon to the 9200

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• 4 stars

  Not for Warcraft

  by plugsly on August 31, 2006

  Pros: Cheap and great for solitaire

  Cons: Heats up too much

  Summary: This card cannot be used to play World of Warcraft. I am a high user of graphics cards but not shoot-em-up games. A big WOW fan and my
  ATI Radeon
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  Summary: This card cannot be used to play World of Warcraft. I am a high user of graphics cards but not shoot-em-up games. A big WOW fan and my
  ATI Radeon 9200 card hasjust fried.

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• 2 stars

  Crash, Crash, Crash

  by Jack2466 on December 27, 2005

  Pros: None - Don't waste your money!

  Cons: Graphics Acceleration Abysmal, Terrible Tech Support, Packaged Software Isn't Compatible w/ Card

  Summary: I am not a crazy video gamer. I bought this card to take the load off my processor when editing videos, pictures and watching DVD's etc. I'm running ...

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  Summary: I am not a crazy video gamer. I bought this card to take the load off my processor when editing videos, pictures and watching DVD's etc. I'm running a P4, 2.4 ghz, 2 gig DDR-SDRAM ,XP Professional system which isn't at all too shaby w/ a 4X AGP slot. After installation of the card, my system periodically crashes when given a more complex graphics rendering. In fact, the CD supplied with the card contains 3D-graphic demos which you would think would showcase at a minimum, the card's graphic capabilities. NOT - the demos crash my system (Restarts Windows). Technical support is only available between 9 -7 M-F so it's almost impossible to get help for my home computer during work hours. Not to mention they are closed from 12/26 - 1/9/06 (probably to prevent the inundation of complaints and tech calls after Christmas). The Website is absolutely terrible - no help at all. The software supplied isn't for the specific card (it's for their All-in-One Line) so does NOT work at all. In fact, I had to remove the drivers supplied on the CD and on the Website b/c of compatibility problems. The XP driver was more compatible then the ATI supplied one.
  
  Don't waste your money or mental frustration on this one. I will not be purchasing any ATI products in the future.

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• 6 stars

  A Gem Of A Card

  by on February 23, 2005

  Pros: Its a surprising card that can play Half-Life 2 , Doom 3 and Farcry on medium settings

  Cons: No Fan No DX9 Support

• 8 stars

  Good bang for the Buck

  by on February 5, 2005

  Pros: speed beats my friends BFG Nvidia geforce5500 oc on 3dmark 2001.good options in the display menu.also good 3rd party programs

  Cons: not a digital vibrance option.no fan,

• 3 stars

  Drivers and some games graphics choppy

  by on January 12, 2005

  Pros: Inexpensive and fine for games less intense than Half-life 2 or Doom 3.

  Cons: Lots of trouble running high end FPS games. Screen has so many glitches it looks like an 8mm film of the Kenedy assassination.

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