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Help With New Card For Aging Machine

This card (a Radeon 7000 with both S-Video and composite TV outs) should do the trick, and would allow you to output to a TV if you add DVD viewing capabilities to the computer.
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- Post #3
- Jun 26, 2004
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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Who's going to produce the first dual-cored CPU?

I know, that's why I was surprised when I got the message from the person I know. I figured the first dual core desktop from Intel would be a Desktop Dothan, but if Intel wants to be first at something then maybe a dual cored prescott it the quickest way to go.
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- Post #43
- Jun 15, 2004
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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Who's going to produce the first dual-cored CPU?

While I don't know who will produce the first dual-cored processor, I've been told Intel's code name for the dual cored Prescott is "Smithfield" or "SMF" for short (anyone else with an Intel connection, feel free to start digging). Considering the current Prescott's heat and wattage problems...
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- Post #41
- Jun 15, 2004
- Forum: CPUs and Overclocking
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9800p showing up as "Radeon 9800" in device manager

You didn't list the correct bios part number (not enough digits). Check the bios part number (Display Properties> Advanced> Options> Details) and enter the bios part number (minus the dashes) into the search application on this page.
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- Post #6
- Nov 24, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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Best Intel Board for 533 processor

I've been impressed by my Asus P4P800. Currently the best P4 boards seem to be Abit and Asus' Springdale and Canterwood boards. For Abit that's the IS7 series and IC7 series, and for Asus that's the P4P800 series and the P4C800 series.
- DClark
- Post #3
- Nov 24, 2003
- Forum: Motherboards
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good vid card for around 50?

I'm Canadian so I'm not familiar with Best Buy, but today I read a post in another forum saying that at Best Buy on "Black Friday", the first day of Christmas shopping, Best Buy will be selling the 128mb Radeon 9600 (non-Pro) for $70. But aside from that, a 128mb Radeon 9100 would probably be...
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- Post #4
- Nov 24, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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DVI out on 9500pro does nothing. PLZ assist..

You have to enable the second monitor. After installing the second monitor, go to the Advanced Display Properties> Displays section and you'll see the secondary monitor section with a red button in the top left corner - click on the button to enable it.
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- Post #2
- Apr 15, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

What's a nice little card I have? I currently use a Radeon 9500 Pro.
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- Post #26
- Apr 15, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

Qblunt, The RAMDAC has nothing to do with a card's clock speed. RAMDAC stands for "Random Access Memory Digital To Analog Converter"; it's how the graphics card "talks" to the monitor to get it to display an image. LeadTek's website doesn't mention clock speeds, but it does mention that the...
- DClark
- Post #21
- Apr 14, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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video card for $150 to $200???? help please...

If he'd rather spend $150 than $200, then the Ti4200 is a very good option. If he's willing to spend up to $200, then the Radeon 9500 Pro would be the best card. It's kind of difficult to make one suggestion, because I wouldn't fault him if he chose either card - the Radeon 9500 Pro is faster...
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- Post #4
- Apr 12, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

AunixM3, I was illustrating absurdity by being absurd. Your argument is that the 5200 has more value than the 5200 Ultra because the 5200 starts at $88 ($100 for the 128mb version) and because it can be overclocked. Newsflash - the 5200 Ultra can be overclocked too, and it's starting at...
- DClark
- Post #16
- Apr 12, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

My mistake; it's the 5600 ultra which is clocked at 350/350 while the 5200 Ultra is at 325/325 - I was erring on the side of nVidia's advantage. As for your comment about overclocking, all I can do is shake my head. You don't like the fact that a reviewer couldn't get a good stable memory...
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- Post #13
- Apr 11, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

Read the link I supplied in my first post to this thread. It includes overclocked results of the 5200 (they got it stable to 315/205, or a 65mhz core increase and 5 mhz memory increase). Including the overclocked results: 3DMark2001SE, 1024x768: 5200 (250/200 clock): 7945 marks 5200 (O/C to...
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- Post #11
- Apr 11, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

Hahaha? How about you first know what you're talking about, and then post. The 5200 and 5200 Ultra are two completely different cards. While nVidia may like you to get confused about the price and performance of each card, the 5200 Ultra is in the Radeon 9500/9600 price range, not the 9000...
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- Post #8
- Apr 11, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards
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5200 vs. 5200 Pro?

Digit-Life just published a review of the 5800 ultra and bare bones 5200 (clocked to 250/200). The article can be found here. The 5200 was generally between the Radeon 9000 and Radeon 9000 Pro performance-wise. 3DMark2001SE, 1024x768: 5200 (250/200 clock): 7945 marks 9000 (250/200 clock)...
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- Post #6
- Apr 11, 2003
- Forum: Graphics Cards

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