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PNY GeForce GT 220 1024 MB PCI-Express 2.0 DVI with HDMI and VGA Graphics Card VCGGT2201XEB List Price: $85.99 Sale Price: $64.20 Average Rating:   |
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NVIDIA unified architectureMicrosoft Windows 7 supportDirectCompute supportOpen CL supportNVIDIA PhysX technologyNVIDIA CUDA technologyMicrosoft DirectX 10.1, Shader Model 4.1 supportNVIDIA PureVideo HD technologyHigh definition 1080p display supportDual-link DVI, HDMI, and VGADual-link HDCP capablePCI Express 2.0 supportOpenGL 3.1 support |
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PNY XLR8 9800 GT EE 1024 MB PCI-Express 2.0 DVI with DVI Graphics Card VCG98GTEE1XEB List Price: $122.99 Sale Price: $102.40 Average Rating:  |
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MSI nVidia GeForce 8400GS Silent 512 MB DVI/HDCP PCI-Express Video Card NX8400GS-TD512EH List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $36.12 Average Rating: |
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The NVIDIA GeForce 9 series graphics card supports HDMI with audio integration solution. With a DVI-to-HDMI adapter and an extra signal cord through the bracket, audio source from sound card (S/PDIF) can be integrated into HDMI interface by simply plugging the cord into the pinhead located on graphics card. Only 1 single HDMI cable is required while streaming audio/video data to flat-panel display devices, such as Plasma/LCD TVs, or projector. |
If you’ve been looking to upgrade your computer video card you’ve probably heard a great deal about PCI Express and SLI. Don’t run out and buy a new computer just yet and take that AGP motherboard you just threw away out of the trash. The truth is you can probably make some simple upgrades to your current computer to get a couple more years of gaming out of it. Of course if you have an extremely slow processor and/or less than an 8x AGP motherboard, you will need to do more than upgrade your graphics card. However, in most cases people’s computers are only a couple of years old and really have plenty of processing power.
The three things to look at are your memory, motherboard, and video card. To get the most out of the more recent games you want to have at least 1GB of RAM. This is a very simple upgrade and only takes a couple of minutes. For more information on upgrading your memory you can visit my website. Second, check to be sure your AGP slot on your current motherboard is 8x. If your memory and motherboard meet these standards you’re in luck. A new video card will probably float you for at least another year, likely two if you get a top of the line card. The thing to remember is that PCI Express is new technology and not nearly as widespread as AGP is. Game companies want to make as much money as possible from each game. For this reason, they will try to make the games play well on the widest array of platforms. When you think about it like this, it is easy to see how AGP will be useful for a while longer. For more information on AGP video cards visit the Video Card review [http://gaming-computers.net/productreviews_graphicscards.html] section of my website.
If your motherboard isn’t up to par or your processor is outdated it is time for an upgrade. If you are a do-it-yourselfer like I am, you should look into building your own computer. It’s not as difficult as you might think and can save you a good deal of money.
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