What kind of new, newer video card that you can recommend?
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RRoyce55
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I'm assuming for a PC? or a laptop? Basically I'll need a list of your specs
Motherboard and slot you expect to be placing it in (so i know the card i suggest will fit
Operating System
Harddisk drive (particularly speed 5400, or 7200rpm
RAM
Power supply (so i know it wont overheat your system)
Pretty Basic info, also, what will your primary uses for your comp be and what will be the most graphic intense program(s) you plan to run, i.e. are you a gamer?
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I know you're not new to the forum you should ask that question. Have you not read any of his posts before? Anyway, your question is partially answered in bolded green.
RRoyce55
Active Member
Well reading my own post I realize my grammatical errors... Yeah, i do have an assumption that he looks at a lot of ummm, pictures....
I wasn't taking on your grammars. You asked him what his primary use was which I highlighted in red and the answer to it, highlighted in green(graphic and things- specifically porn).
RRoyce55
Active Member
Yes, he does seem to enjoy the porno, doesn't he? Well I was just trying to be helpful, regardless of how many monitors he may burn out looking at vagina.:wink:
Retinas, never mind monitors.
Mikey
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Do you know what kind of graphics card slots are in your motherboard?
First you've got to figure out if you've got PCI slots, PCI-E slots, or an AGP slot in that's available in your motherboard. Then you can buy a certain video card based on that.
Assuming that you've got PCI-Express on your motherboard, if you're intending to purchase something cheap, follow this link:
http://www.amazon.com/HIS-Radeon-Si...5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296682519&sr=1-5
Otherwise, try this:
http://www.amazon.com/XFX-Radeon-57...1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296682519&sr=1-1
I'm eager to hear your response in case you need any additional help.
First you've got to figure out if you've got PCI slots, PCI-E slots, or an AGP slot in that's available in your motherboard. Then you can buy a certain video card based on that.
Assuming that you've got PCI-Express on your motherboard, if you're intending to purchase something cheap, follow this link:
http://www.amazon.com/HIS-Radeon-Si...5?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296682519&sr=1-5
Otherwise, try this:
http://www.amazon.com/XFX-Radeon-57...1?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1296682519&sr=1-1
I'm eager to hear your response in case you need any additional help.