Video card and PSU replace

lulumara

lulumara

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After replacing Video cards(Asus 4350 512Mb) and PSU(Corsair 400watts) .My video card slot pc express 16 slot 1 on Dell 5150 with 3.0Ghz dual core,3Gb memory. My resolution is 1250X1026 something ?

There's no differents on watching movies still not kinda clear or very crispy .How can I change the setting or anything I should be doing to increase the viewing perfomance of the Video card? I replaced the Ati radeon 128Mb and remove or uninstalled the driver. then installed the New Video card. What's the recomended temp for this video it had 40 to 43 degress celsus? should I put a fan beside the video cards so it will last long?
 
Video cards typically do very little in terms of video playback. Some really only take some load off the CPU playing back certain videos, but their primary focus tends to be 3D gaming. I'd look into what videos your trying to play and be sure they're not a fairly low quality to begin with.

As for temperatures and all, 40*C sounds fine. I've seen some in the 50's for idle temps, even higher sometimes. And, while cooler is better, I wouldn't suggest putting a fan near them. Many times they can counter-act the GPU's fan and cause them to run warmer. Best to just leave them, or upgrade the heatsink and all.
 
I usually watch live channel and movies in internet maybe I gonna try some games to check if the video cards is working properly thanks for the advice.
 
lulumara said:
I usually watch live channel and movies in internet maybe I gonna try some games to check if the video cards is working properly thanks for the advice.
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If you're talking about watching movies through a browser via the internet then the quality all depends on the format it's in and how good your internet connection is.
 
Yup... As JTM said, online movies tend to have fairly "dynamic" quality. If your internet can't keep up with the higher bitrates and all, the movies are typically dropped to something lower to preserve the smooth playback. Check settings, sometimes you can set them to a higher bitrate/quality, but you'd probably get crummy playback. However, if you wait for the videos to fully load, you could probably get smooth playback (if the videos work like this...some require you to stream rather than cache)
 
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