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Manufacturer: Dell Inc. Model : 0YF432 A00 Rev: C1 Bios: Dell inc. 1.1.3 07/31/2006 chipset: nvidia nforce 4 sli intel edition southbridge: Nvidia nforce 590 SLI LPCIO: SMSC Graphic interface: PCI-Express Link width: x16 Max supported: x16 thats all the info i can get about my board atm, now...

Yes, thank you very much a third time :) If you can find out any info on my Pentium D's performance let me know

Hmm... so buying 800 would not help at all.. I think that my the settings on my ram are completely wrong because according to CPU-Z the timings and Mhz listed are pretty bad. Here is exactly what cpu-z lists under my memory: Type: DDR2 Channels#: Dual Size: 2048 MBytes Timings: DRAM FReq 332.5...

Hah, no! I originally purchased a Dell XPS 600 for around 2,000, but after about a year I started having some trouble out of it. At about the same time Dell stopped making the 600's and they were unable to send me a new computer just like my old one. They couldnt replace my computer with...

Ok, thanks again! It's kind of sad to know that when I got my board I paid extra for SLI capabilities, but just buying 1 7900gtx I never got to see it in action. Now the newer cards will barely get any performance with my non 2.0 without me upgrading my whole motherboard.. oh well. thats why I...

Ok, thank you very much for your help surgeVel, your advice is very helpful as usual ^^

Plan on getting an 8800 512 GTS card and upgrading my ram to ddr2 800 or 1066 I want to avoid a serious bottleneck that my Pentium D 950 3.40ghz might cause.. quite a few people have told me that the Pentium D's are complete trash but I am still hesitant about giving mine up If I chose to...

Manufacturer: Dell Inc. Model : 0YF432 A00 Rev: C1 Bios: Dell inc. 1.1.3 07/31/2006 chipset: nvidia nforce 4 sli intel edition southbridge: Nvidia nforce 590 SLI LPCIO: SMSC Graphic interface: PCI-Express Link width: x16 Max supported: x16 thats everything I can get from it

My board: nForce4 SLI Intel edition nforce 590 sli model no: 0Yf432 How can I check to see how high it supports? I'd like to get 2x1 of the highest it can run

I think that would be the best decision as well. Also, the GTS is made by EVGA so I would have the ability to step up if I chose to. This EVGA looks to be about as good as it gets, but if anyone knows of a better GTS for the price and performance I will get from it let me know The last thing...

Thats very good to know... ive been looking at the specs of my 7900 GTX compared to 8800, and im like well. just 100 more mhz here and same memory and just 11.2 more bandwidth etc... but if i will see that much of an improvement I guess that the new cards just have better performance with...

Hmm can you run 2x1gb and another 2x512mb and have them both dual channel?? I have 4 slots on my board, 2 are occupied by some 2x1gb of pc2-5300 (333MHz) according to CPU-z.. im afraid if i dont upgrade this it will bottleneck a 8800 series card

I'm using a 32bit OS so will only be able to get around 3.5 gigs from the 4, but comparing these 2 which would yield greater performance for Xp playing the higher end games out there. One is 2x2gb and one is 2x1, but both seem to have similar timings and cache latencys, u can double check to be...

I am using a 7900 GTX 512 mb right now... How much of a performance increase should I expect when I upgrade from it to any one of these cards. Worth the cost?

GT: $180 Newegg.com - XFX PVT88PYDF4 GeForce 8800 GT 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16 HDCP Ready SLI Supported Video Card - Desktop Graphics / Video Cards GTS(G92): $210 after rebate Customer Reviews Of EVGA 512-P3-N841-AR GeForce 8800GTS (G92) 512MB 256-bit GDDR3 PCI Express 2.0 x16...