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vincent
Joined: 23 Aug 2004
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| Hello, the time for upgrade some component is, you can say, always. I am still using AGP motherboard. I didnt noticed that I need more speed than I do got now. By the way, I dont need anything better with my 2.4 Gigs northwood. But, from time to time, I like to throw away little time for games. I have founded GF 6200 with 256 mb for 35 $ on e-bay. I know that it is really cheap, and I am going to take it for my self, but I want to know little more about it. Anyone. Thanks on future info. |
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corby
Joined: 22 Jul 2005
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| Well, if you had Ati radeon 9600 pro in your agp slot so far, than you will be experienced with almost no better performance at all. But, this is untrue if you want to switch that 6200 with Fx 5200 for example. It is a total mistake of video card. So, how much mbits you get along with 256 mb on card? It is very important. If that card has 64bit bus bandwidth with 256 mb of memory on it, dont buy it, it is a crap than. 128 or higher. And if you want to compare it with some compatible Ati cards, than we can say that Radeon 9800 pro is still better than Nvidias 6200, but as I said Fx 6200 is a little more better than 9600. Lets say that you will have somthing equal to Radeon 9700 pro, but still with a lot of place for duscussion. How does AGP version acts at work? By default, 6200 is PCI-E card, and I guess that youll have to find out by your self. |
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