M moondoggie In Runtime Messages 163 Sep 4, 2005 #1,181 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards But with PCI-E, you get SLI. (edit:if your mobo and GPU support it that is)
Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards But with PCI-E, you get SLI. (edit:if your mobo and GPU support it that is)
M moondoggie In Runtime Messages 163 Sep 4, 2005 #1,183 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards Why didn't you get an Nvidia card?
S slayer322 In Runtime Messages 430 Sep 4, 2005 #1,184 do you really want to ask that question (hint:Crossfire)
O ownage Fully Optimized Messages 4,404 Sep 4, 2005 #1,185 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards in case you didnt know, ATi scrapped the R520 they are moving on the R580. And crossfire is a long ways to come.
Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards in case you didnt know, ATi scrapped the R520 they are moving on the R580. And crossfire is a long ways to come.
TRDCorolla1 Golden Master Messages 12,592 Location California Sep 4, 2005 #1,187 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards Anything higher than a 6600 video card is good.
alvino Golden Master Messages 19,967 Sep 4, 2005 #1,188 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards slayer322 said: acutally, if you look at the benchmarks, agp still preforms betted than pci-e..not by alot mind you Click to expand... PCI-E has better bandwidth because each slot is x16, not x8.
Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards slayer322 said: acutally, if you look at the benchmarks, agp still preforms betted than pci-e..not by alot mind you Click to expand... PCI-E has better bandwidth because each slot is x16, not x8.
S slayer322 In Runtime Messages 430 Sep 5, 2005 #1,189 that is true but agp still performs better than pci-e
M moondoggie In Runtime Messages 163 Sep 5, 2005 #1,190 Re: Gallary: Graphics Cards Then why aren't the new high end cards AGP instead of PCI-E?