I went from a 9200 to a 9800 and it went fine. It did ask for the CD but I think that was cuz the 9800 was an AIW card. I have a habbit of reloading DirectX whenever I install new drivers.

Thanks guys for the answers. Got the new card installed, and question here. Omega's drivers have included the ATI Tray Tools and it does a pretty good job at finding out max core clock speeds and memory timings for OCing. So here's a question, which gets better performance, OCing the core clock speed or OCing the memory timings? Reason I'm asking this, is because I already ran it, and for the core clock speeds, I started getting artifacts at only 14 over core clock stock, but memory timings where able to go almost 40 points over stock, now with my 9600 core clock and memory was at about the same, I was able to go to 460/400 and memory was 230/200 (double that and it's about the same OC as the core- 460), with the X850 it's not the case and I'm wondering why. Not that I want to blow the card up or anything, just looking at what it's potential is. I do have to say, it's one nice jump up from the 9600 though, I'm able to play CoD 2 in the DX9 setting as apposed to the DX7 option they gave for being able to play it at decent frame rates. What a difference!!