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Graphics card question

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DON"T GET ATI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I have an ATI and I have had problems with it for pretty much every game :DThe driver support is terrible, definently go with Nvidia :(
That card will work fine. A better system will get more FPS out of it but even a P4 3200 will get more FPS out of a GF2 MX.
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DON"T GET ATI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

 

I have an ATI and I have had problems with it for pretty much every game :p

 

The driver support is terrible, definently go with Nvidia :D

I currently have an ATI :(

lol, goodname :-P, they'red both pretty much the same, but nvidia's driver support is WAY better
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I'm more of an ATI guy. The only nVIDIA I ever had I had problems with. ATI has been good for me.btw, when I mentioned the letters PCI, everybody yelled NO!!!!!!So here's my question...Would a Radeon 9200 128mb. PCI run better or worse than a Radeon 7500 64mb. AGP :?: :?:
wouldnt know of the top of my head, but thats pretty old, so it should work ith an older comp
i donno man, voltage pretty rarely comes into play when choosing a graphics card, barring the ones that need their own power supply hook up
7500 AGP is way better than a PCI 6800, 9200, etc etc. (Not Express)As far as the AGP voltage. Go to the mfgr website for the mobo and e-mail a tech concerning your v-card purchase.
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I returned the 9200 and ordered a 5700LE 256mb.Just one question. It says next to Bus Interface: 1x/2x/4x/8xMy computer supports ups to 4x.I thought I read something about 8x in system reqs. Is this gonna work?
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I returned the 9200 and ordered a 5700LE 256mb.Just one question. It says next to Bus Interface: 1x/2x/4x/8xMy computer supports ups to 4x.I thought I read something about 8x in system reqs. Is this gonna work?
1.2GHz(Advertised as) runs at 997-1.01

256mb. RAM

Radeon 7500 64mb.

Adelphia Broadband

 

 

Motherboard: AMD Duron

Spitfire

Voltage: 1.616

 

Windows 98SE

 

 

The Chipset on my Main Board is a SiS 730 but my video card is a Radeon 7500

 

 

With all that said and done would be able to work with a GeForce MX 4000 128MB DDR AGP? or a Radeon 8500?

your system similar to my 2nd pc here. as i posted, learned frustratingly that older mobos and cards are better off with older vcard drivers. i'd go with gforce but use 45.23 nividia drivers (oldest driver for vcards and still use dx9). newer drivers are optimized for newer mobos and vcards even though they say newer drivers ok for older cards.
1.2GHz(Advertised as) runs at 997-1.01

256mb. RAM

Radeon 7500 64mb.

Adelphia Broadband

 

 

Motherboard: AMD Duron

Spitfire

Voltage: 1.616

 

Windows 98SE

 

 

The Chipset on my Main Board is a SiS 730 but my video card is a Radeon 7500

 

 

With all that said and done would be able to work with a GeForce MX 4000 128MB DDR AGP? or a Radeon 8500?

your system similar to my 2nd pc here. as i posted, learned frustratingly that older mobos and cards are better off with older vcard drivers. i'd go with gforce but use 45.23 nividia drivers (oldest driver for vcards and still use dx9). newer drivers are optimized for newer mobos and vcards even though they say newer drivers ok for older cards.

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