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Doffo

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Posted: Sun, 3rd Apr 2005 01:15 Post subject: Graphic cards	Quick Quote Quote

Hey, i want to upgrade my graphic card from a g-force 4 i have this motherboard MSI KT6V-LSR, KT600, Socket-A. The graphic card im looking for must be very good for gaming (fps+strategy) I have Hansol flat screen, and it would be great if it had a VGA(????) exit(im not sure about if thats the name its called but u can connect ur flatscreen to ur graphic card in by 2 different cabels, and i wanna use the best optimized, i think its named vga or vgp or something, not sure thogh. i also have 512mhz ddrram Thx

Gh0UL

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Posted: Sun, 3rd Apr 2005 07:16 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

depends. What CPU do you have? Anyway, if I were you I would not spend too much money to upgrade this system. You could get an 9800 PRO for instance. It is still a good card, much faster than a GForce4 and it isn't expensive anymore. Besides it has a DVI output (I guess that's what you mean) so that you can connect your monitor via digital cable. avatar by R. K. Sloane

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Posted: Sun, 3rd Apr 2005 10:22 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

Yup... I if you are upgrading I would wait untill PCI Express Motherboards / Cards Drop in price and get a good PCI-E motherboard with a 6600GT or if you have the money a 6800Ultra George W Bush - '...more and more of our imports are coming from overseas.'

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razor1394
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Posted: Sun, 3rd Apr 2005 12:34 Post subject:	Quick Quote Quote

If you have the money get an Ati radeon x850xt. That's the best bang for the bucks if you want pure performance.

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daviper

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Posted: Mon, 4th Apr 2005 15:55 Post subject:

Gh0UL wrote:

depends. What CPU do you have? Anyway, if I were you I would not spend too much money to upgrade this system. You could get an 9800 PRO for instance. It is still a good card, much faster than a GForce4 and it isn't expensive anymore. Besides it has a DVI output (I guess that's what you mean) so that you can connect your monitor via digital cable.

Idd just what ghoul said. You could buy an expensive card, but you can prob not use the full power of it with your system. So go for a cheaper card like the 9800pro or get a full system upgrade.

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