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Yikes, and then to go and call the 9550... powerful???????? whoa. uber, leet and owns you all in one post. ROFLMAO You might wanna stay out of the "tech" section for a while kid.
Come to think of it, that PCI X1300 that was posted about a while back might be faster than the AGP 9550 that he reccommends? I'm thinking the budget card of today should give a low-mid range card from 2 or 3 years ago a good beating. And if the X1300 sucks balls, then what does a 9550 do? Just a thought...
It's done! I ordered the graphics card and RAM on newegg.com just a few minutes ago! Thanks EVERYONE for EVERYTHING!! I might just have one more, one more ( I hope) question about how to install the drivers onto the computer from the burned cd (whether you just click a button or whatever), but besides that, finito!
Come to think of it, that PCI X1300 that was posted about a while back might be faster than the AGP 9550 that he reccommends? I'm thinking the budget card of today should give a low-mid range card from 2 or 3 years ago a good beating. And if the X1300 sucks balls, then what does a 9550 do? Just a thought...
Well, the X1300Pro comes just short of an X700Pro on the benchmark front so...yeah.
I doubt the PCI edition would be much slower. Perhaps roughly equivalent to an X300.
Last edited by Rookie; July 11th, 2006 at 02:00 PM.
The big one with the big, fat, ugly black heatsink on it is your graphics card. I'm not sure what your other one is, doesn't seem to have enough sockets for a sound card, but it doesn't really matter.
In the second pic, it does look like RAM but I've never seen anything like that...
The big one with the big, fat, ugly black heatsink on it is your graphics card. I'm not sure what your other one is, doesn't seem to have enough sockets for a sound card, but it doesn't really matter.
In the second pic, it does look like RAM but I've never seen anything like that...
Okay. I thought something was fishy about the RAM...
There is only one notch looking thing on the right side of the slot with the current graphics card in it, and it appears that it moves side to side, not up and down. How do I get this big thing out?
And there is a chord that connects the graphics card (the chord is a blueish color near the end), do I keep this is connect it to the new one?
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