what motherbord??
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what motherbord??
this is my current set up
Windows XP Home
service pack 3
Intel core 2 duo E8400 3.00 GHz cpu
1.98 GB Ram
8800gtx card.
what motherbord would i need to run 2 of these cards?
i am thinking of getting, (if it will work well)
another 8800gtx
some more ram
maybe a bigger power supply
thanks
ian
Windows XP Home
service pack 3
Intel core 2 duo E8400 3.00 GHz cpu
1.98 GB Ram
8800gtx card.
what motherbord would i need to run 2 of these cards?
i am thinking of getting, (if it will work well)
another 8800gtx
some more ram
maybe a bigger power supply
thanks
ian
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I'm not sure but 8800GTX you will struggle at some games like is Stalker,Crysis or Metro....
Due this i would recommend buy 2x ATi HD5770 and ASUS or Biostar motherboards are good,but for more RAM you will need XP 64bit or W7 64bit.
32bit XP can utilize maximum 2.80GB RAM
Jura
Due this i would recommend buy 2x ATi HD5770 and ASUS or Biostar motherboards are good,but for more RAM you will need XP 64bit or W7 64bit.
32bit XP can utilize maximum 2.80GB RAM
Jura
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If you wish to retain that chip then your best off upgrading the memory, os and graphics card (and power supply to one that can accept the connections on the more powerful cards available), otherwise your options are to upgrade the lot.
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Asus P5 series would do, BUT two cards in SLI is a driver nightmare, sell the GPU on ebay and uprade to a GTX460 or better if you have the cash.
More ram is only useful if you go to a 64-bit OS, and your GPU maps in to the first 4 Gb as well.
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More ram is only useful if you go to a 64-bit OS, and your GPU maps in to the first 4 Gb as well.
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