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Shop around for a 9600Pro/9600XT, or better yet a 9800, solid performers for the money.

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You should wait at least a day before bumping a thread. Now, start to read up here: http://www.madshrimps.be/?action=gethowto&howtoID=61

Generally speaking, no. If your not aiming at very high resolution gaming (above 1600x1200) it won't be worth it. The best single cards of today can handle most games up to 1600x1200. If higher then SLI/CF is to be considered. Multi GPU configs using cheaper GPU's is always a bad idea as a...

A Trident I believe with 512KB memory (ISA card not PCI). :)

Oh come on this is a no brainer! The X19 is the better product of the two.

You should wait, then compare nVidias products with ATi's. That way you get to see reviews and careful testing, so that you know which is better. Or you may be disappointed.

Those are activity leds.

Well the 19XT is the better card, if you can afford the extra $20 it would be worth it.

Closed due to maintenance. Edit: Reopened Stay on topic people, or this thread will be locked down - permanently.

I among many others find 1.5.0.7 somewhat unstable under heavy use, never had a problem with earlier versions though. I hope they sort that out in a future release.

First off, dont expect much out of that card. Overclocking is a time consuming process. Start with raising the core clock in steps of 3-5MHz using coolbits, testing for stability between every step. When testing, keep your eyes open for visual artifacts, or any glitches/weird behavior in the...

Well do you need an upgrade? If you do, I'd aim for a single higher end videocard.

http://folding.stanford.edu/FAQ-ATI.html Will X1800 cards will be supported in the new client as well? What about any other ATI models (i.e. X1600 cards/RV530)? At first, we will launch with support for X1900 cards only. X1800 cards do not provide the performance needed. These cards are...

http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp_2k_91.47.html (assuming your using Windows XP/2K)

That computer would not handle new games particulary well. Build one yourself instead. If you wait a few hours, there will be lots of people in here with suggestions on parts for you own build.

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I don't think the performance loss would make it worthwhile.

Have you tried configurating the client to "Use Internet Explorer Settings"?