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2007-09-14 15:41:21
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answer #1
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answered by Anonymous
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you can get by with a 128 mb card as long as the ram on it is at least ddr3. If it is newer (7600+), chances are it is. If the ram is regular ddr, then that just makes it slower. See, 128mb ddr3 ram is about as good "game wise" as 256 ddr. Another thing to consider is memory bus bandwidth. Sometimes you can't find this spec on the box, but www.newegg.com usually has it there for you. Generally speaking, cheaper cards will use a 128-bit bus and pair it with 128mb ddr3. Mid-range cards might use a 256-bit bus which doubles the memory bandwidth (how much data the memory can handle/communicate at one time) Now, you may not want a 256mb or 512mb card that uses a 128-bit bus because you are not utilizing all of your memory. Just like you wouldn't want a 512-bit bus for only 128mb ddr3.
One other not, some companies will make a big deal about the core clock speed of a gpu, this isn't that important really. What generation chipset is present is important, but now how fast it goes. As far as speed, that's in the memory. There is also what is called "pixel pipes." But don't worry about that too much as the more $$$ = the more pipes.
2007-09-11 23:52:02
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answered by djfear123 6
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The GPU (6600, 7900, 8800, etc) is actually more important than the amount of RAM. There are many 256 MB cards that will outperform some 512 MB cards for instance, simply because they have a much more advanced GPU. But in general with todays software, 128 MB cards are not very good.
Visit this site to get an idea of how a given card stacks up:
http://www23.tomshardware.com/graphics_2007.html?modelx=33&model1=722&model2=716&chart=275
2007-09-11 22:54:29
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answered by ForbiddenPC 3
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Depends.. i got a 6600Gt, considered one of the best 128mb card. They are old but cheap, but not worth to get. This days 256 are cheap too, i seen a 512mb selling at $150+ on ebay. But if u want to get a good 128mb gfx card get 6600GT!
2007-09-11 22:42:33
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answered by Garry H 2
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Well it depends upon the games you're playing. Some games requires higher capacity (more on 3D games) some don't. But the higher the capacity of the video card the better the games, more satisfaction :) . If you're into 3D games well thats the minimum requirements but if you're into non-3D that would fit I think. Enjoy playing!!!
2007-09-11 22:40:22
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answered by Jo V 2
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must be very properly. life like interest play. You photographs are the weakest area of your device. My specs are: Intel middle 2 Duo T7500 2.2Ghz/800MHz FSB 2GB twin Channel DDR2 ram, 2 Dims at 667. 250gb SATA 5400rpm no longer easychronic 256 Nvidia GeForce 8600 GS with 3/4 gb of speedier Video ram Vista perfect You specs are incorrect, you are able to no longer have a million.5gb sticks of ram. you need to have 4 dimms to have 3Gb in twin channel. this is the two 2Gb, or 4gb in twin channel, or you have 1gb and 2gb sticks which isn't twin channel
2016-11-15 00:32:23
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answered by vereen 4
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256 is considered the bare minimum for games, even with 256, you would have to make serious compromizes. New vid cards are cheap now, get a mid priced direct x10 card
2007-09-11 22:35:19
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answered by Harrison H 7
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You will be able to play games, but not at their full potential. SO either go for 256 or 512. You wont need to upgarde again.
2007-09-11 22:47:23
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answered by Ash 5
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it depends the game.its better to go for a 256Mb card coz most of the new games are need high capacities and get a directX 10 compatible one.
2007-09-11 23:42:09
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answered by racool_2000 1
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For new games and upcoming games, i say 512 MB is the minimum.
2007-09-12 09:37:28
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answered by Venom 5
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it is depend on your games. but 256 mb is better
2007-09-11 22:37:58
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answered by tahere 4
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