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Old 07-14-2008, 09:14 PM   #11 (permalink)
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I check my 9600 GSO card specs--it says it can handle dvi resolution of 2560 x 1600 . How big of a monitor would that be?
30 inches.
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30 inches.
that means it supports it

not handles it

I think to get good frames, get crossfire (2x4870)

A single 4870 is good to, and you will have the option to CF later if you want
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not handles it

I think to get good frames, get crossfire (2x4870)

A single 4870 is good to, and you will have the option to CF later if you want
That's true. You definitely don't want to run that resolution with that card (the 9600 GSO). Dual 4870s' would be a good setup for that res.
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Old 07-14-2008, 09:31 PM   #14 (permalink)
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that means it supports it

not handles it

I think to get good frames, get crossfire (2x4870)

A single 4870 is good to, and you will have the option to CF later if you want
the OP asked if the 8800GT can support the monitor.
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That's true. You definitely don't want to run that resolution with that card.
what do you mean?

30@ with that resol and 4870 in cross fire is a mad mix? i havnt heard anything bad about it at that resol
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what do you mean?

30@ with that resol and 4870 in cross fire is a mad mix? i havnt heard anything bad about it at that resol
No, no. The member I quoted asked about a 9600 GSO...

Yeah, a bit of confusion with my previous post. Sorry about that.
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