Video Card Help

[jeffrey11190]

highlander wrote:
Crossfire is a method of combining the capabilities of more than one compatible graphics card. Basically, like adding a second
processor to a
multiprocessor system. It only works on PCI Express, because no computer has more than one AGP slot, and original PCI is too slow to
support it.

Your nVidia 6800 is actually better than my nVidia 6600, and I get decent enough frame rates (nothing spectacular, but my bottleneck is
with my
processor/motherboard speed, not the gfx card).

You need to list your full system spec in order for us to give you the best advice.

For comparison, I have:-

an AMD Athlon XP2600+ @ 1.9 GHz
an ASRock K7SX8E motherboard
1 GB of PC3200 RAM
an XPertVision nVidia GeForce 6600 128 MB AGP 8x graphics card
1x 160 GB hard drive
1x 120 GB hard drive (50 GB of which has been partitioned aside exclusively for Flight Sim 2004)

i have pic e slots

so can i run crofffire pci e card???

also wbhoweing you sayed Do not buy 512 mb video cards; that's overkill and a waste of money as no applications can use that much
vram. PLUS i dont want decent fps i want ULTIMATE FPS!
well people says fsx needs 512 mb. i want the BEST frame rates ever and i am having problems

so i really need the best for the money i like high end.

well i have
pentium d 3.0
2 gig ram
intel d995xbk
video card!!!!!!! i need new one !!!
21 in viewsonic lcd
2 dvd drives
80gb sata


PLEASE HELP ME AGAIN



Post Edited ( 03-09-06 23:15 )