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Hello.
ok, her eis what i got like computer. HP Pavillion, 160 GB hard drive, 512 Ram, with a 'intel Graphic mediaaccesories 900 with up to 128 MB Shared memory I got no intergrate videocard, now, this is what i want to do, get an videocard form an old PC, and put it in. This is the video cArd. S3 trio64V2/DX I have a pic, i just know how to show it to you guys... so if you know a site to show pictures just tell me. Anyway, this is what i wonder, Will it be worth it to put it in? Thx Chris |
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if your computer has an agp or pci-e slot, you're better off just getting a newer graphics card, an old card is not going to be any better than the integrated you have now. I'd venture to say that even a pci video card would be a better option
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That graphics card is quite old, I suggest you try and get a better one or just upgrade the computer entirely.
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If the onboard card is doing what it needs to do for you then I say just use that.
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