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Best Video card at this point of Vista developement
"joymac" wrote: I am presently running vista ultimate on a amd Athlon 64 x2 with aNvidia Geforce 7300 gs microsoft drivers as I had some troubles with Nvidia driver installing and am going to wait till driver is out of bata before trying again. Performance index is only 3.2 on business and gaming graphics same machine using RC2 and Nvidia driver result was 3.4. I have the task of upgrading serveral machines to Vista shortly and am tring to get a idea of the best cards to use on slighly less powerful machines but must have dual monitor support vga/dvi vga/vga or dvi/dvi. Not lookng for company loyalty responces. Thanks -- Trying to make sense of it all |
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Best Video card at this point of Vista developement
"joymac" wrote: I am presently running vista ultimate on a amd Athlon 64 x2 with aNvidia Geforce 7300 gs microsoft drivers as I had some troubles with Nvidia driver installing and am going to wait till driver is out of bata before trying again. Performance index is only 3.2 on business and gaming graphics same machine using RC2 and Nvidia driver result was 3.4. I have the task of upgrading serveral machines to Vista shortly and am tring to get a idea of the best cards to use on slighly less powerful machines but must have dual monitor support vga/dvi vga/vga or dvi/dvi. Not lookng for company loyalty responces. Thanks -- Trying to make sense of it all |
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Best Video card at this point of Vista developement
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not only best Card? i prefer Gforce 8800 or 7900 BUT U FORGOT max performance with creative EAX EN XI FI and ps 2G more but all very expensiv e |
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Best Video card at this point of Vista developement
You might check your keyboard -- the caps lock key seems
misconfigured... In article , says... I HAVE alivenf6g-dvi, AMD X64 4200X2 EN7300 AND GE6100 2G ram I DONT KNOW WHAT U GUYS DO I DONT HAVE ANY LAGG OR ...... IM PLAYING BATTLIELD 2142 WITH 64PEOPLE NOT WITH EVEN ONE SCRATCH -- Barry Schnur |
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Best Video card at this point of Vista developement
Anything but Nvidia is good. They sure dropped the ball. I quess no one told
Nvidia and creative that a new windows operating system was coming out. I got and ATI X1650pro. Runs like a champ. Quake 4, F.E.A.R., Raven Shield, Scarface. Everything runs like a champ. Nvidia couldn't even run Vista's Mahjong "joymac" wrote: I am presently running vista ultimate on a amd Athlon 64 x2 with aNvidia Geforce 7300 gs microsoft drivers as I had some troubles with Nvidia driver installing and am going to wait till driver is out of bata before trying again. Performance index is only 3.2 on business and gaming graphics same machine using RC2 and Nvidia driver result was 3.4. I have the task of upgrading serveral machines to Vista shortly and am tring to get a idea of the best cards to use on slighly less powerful machines but must have dual monitor support vga/dvi vga/vga or dvi/dvi. Not lookng for company loyalty responces. Thanks -- Trying to make sense of it all |