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Re: Post Your Comp Specs Here!

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Hmmm, I said that already Tofu...though I didn't really elaborate as well as you did.  So the statement that AGP is equally as fast is incorrect, as Tofu stated.  I haven't played a game where I need the full-duplex feature, but I imagine it will be a requisite sometime in the near future...

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m83/qalsip/zak1_demo.jpg

http://miniprofile.xfire.com/bg/sf/type/2/zaknaril.png

Since PCI-e is full duplex, the max transfer rate is 4GB/s both ways.  Theoretically, the total max bandwidth for PCI-e is 8GB/s.

 

However, most (even high end) cards can't max out the AGP's bandwidth.  Hence why the dual-core graphics cards (like the 7950) are able to perform almost as well as SLI-ing two single-core cards.  That being said, I wouldn't get a new motherboard with AGP.

Zing!

I got

 

MDG

Media Center Edition

SP2

Pentium  D

Cpu 2.66 GHz

232GB

Nvidia Geforce 7900 GT No sli ready :(

............

 

Well i got a small tiny problem with this video card

Verything is ok but. The video card is asking for another Geforce 7900.

 

So i will be bringing it back for a SLI ready one.

Depends on what you want to do.  And it's not just the amount of RAM, but it's clock speed as well.  For most of your basic systems 1GB is more than sufficient.  For a gaming machine I'd suggest 2GB (as well as a good video card).

http://i102.photobucket.com/albums/m83/qalsip/zak1_demo.jpg

http://miniprofile.xfire.com/bg/sf/type/2/zaknaril.png

Processor : Intel P4 HT 3.03 GHz

Memory: 1Gb RAM (want to upgrade to 2Gb)

Hard Drive: 1 of 160 Gb + 1 of 120Gb (used for storing and manufacturing of mods etc)

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128Mb (want to upgrade to a 7 series with at least 256Mb)

Sound Card: Integrated Intel + 5.1 surround

OS. Win Xp Professional SP2

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Processor : Intel P4 HT 3.03 GHz

Memory: 1Gb RAM (want to upgrade to 2Gb)

Hard Drive: 1 of 160 Gb + 1 of 120Gb (used for storing and manufacturing of mods etc)

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128Mb (want to upgrade to a 7 series with at least 256Mb)

Sound Card: Integrated Intel + 5.1 surround

OS. Win Xp Professional SP2

 

 

 

 

UPGRADE?? FROM THAT??? Come on...you try to operate a fx 5500 and on top of that running it at half the speed...and im a serious gamer...im getting pissed at the agp 4x Im stuck with...your lucky you got a pci-e slot...be happy with what you have, you could have a 6-year old motherboard like me... :'(

 

Anyway...

"The leading cause of death among fashion models is falling through street grates" - Dave Barry.
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Processor : Intel P4 HT 3.03 GHz

Memory: 1Gb RAM (want to upgrade to 2Gb)

Hard Drive: 1 of 160 Gb + 1 of 120Gb (used for storing and manufacturing of mods etc)

Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce 6600 GT 128Mb (want to upgrade to a 7 series with at least 256Mb)

Sound Card: Integrated Intel + 5.1 surround

OS. Win Xp Professional SP2

 

 

UPGRADE?? FROM THAT??? Come on...you try to operate a fx 5500 and on top of that running it at half the speed...and im a serious gamer...im getting pissed at the agp 4x Im stuck with...your lucky you got a pci-e slot...be happy with what you have, you could have a 6-year old motherboard like me... :'(

 

Anyway...

 

heh, I think I was mad at my comp becasuse it couldn't play the bf 2142 demo...

"The leading cause of death among fashion models is falling through street grates" - Dave Barry.

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