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Anyone use HIS Video cards
HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my
GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds |
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Anyone use HIS Video cards
Change any hardware and you run the risk of re-activiation, i only graded
ram and i had to re activiate Thanks Mark "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds |
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Anyone use HIS Video cards
I swapped a pair of 7900GTXs for an 8800GTX with no need to reactivate.
Also HIS make good cards. Especially good cooling solutions on them. "Mark Shirley" wrote in message ... Change any hardware and you run the risk of re-activiation, i only graded ram and i had to re activiate Thanks Mark "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds |
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Anyone use HIS Video cards
tks Andrew
rgds "Andrew Grayson" wrote in message ... I swapped a pair of 7900GTXs for an 8800GTX with no need to reactivate. Also HIS make good cards. Especially good cooling solutions on them. "Mark Shirley" wrote in message ... Change any hardware and you run the risk of re-activiation, i only graded ram and i had to re activiate Thanks Mark "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds |
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Anyone use HIS Video cards
Mark Shirley wrote:
Change any hardware and you run the risk of re-activiation, i only graded ram and i had to re activiate Thanks Mark "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds I upgraded my ram from 1g to 2g and didn't have to reactivate. -- |
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Anyone use HIS Video cards
I changed video cards and did not have to re-activate.
"Mike Matheny" wrote in message ... Mark Shirley wrote: Change any hardware and you run the risk of re-activiation, i only graded ram and i had to re activiate Thanks Mark "Rod Davies" wrote in message ... HIS X1550 PCI has 256mb onboard mem, is Vista certified, compared to my GeForce 5200 (?) which only has 128mb and is my Windows Experience weaklink, so thinking of upgrading. Thoughts? Concerns? And Vista WILL let me unplug old, plug in new video card without going thru re-validation experiences, right? Rgds I upgraded my ram from 1g to 2g and didn't have to reactivate. -- |