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Asus A7v333 mobo. Need video card AGP PRO 1.5v

 
 
Darren
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      18th Dec 2005
Hi there

I have an Asus A7v333 mobo. AGP PRO 1.5v
My Radeon 8500 video card died
Any AGP PRO video cards recommended for this board?

Thankyou

Darren


 
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Egil Solberg
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      18th Dec 2005
Darren wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I have an Asus A7v333 mobo. AGP PRO 1.5v
> My Radeon 8500 video card died
> Any AGP PRO video cards recommended for this board?
>
> Thankyou
>
> Darren


You don't need an AGP Pro card. Any AGP-card will do. Which price class?


 
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Darren
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      18th Dec 2005
Up to approximately $220 US dollars or $300 Australian

Thanks very much

Darren


"Egil Solberg" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Darren wrote:
> > Hi there
> >
> > I have an Asus A7v333 mobo. AGP PRO 1.5v
> > My Radeon 8500 video card died
> > Any AGP PRO video cards recommended for this board?
> >
> > Thankyou
> >
> > Darren

>
> You don't need an AGP Pro card. Any AGP-card will do. Which price class?
>
>



 
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Egil Solberg
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      19th Dec 2005
Darren wrote:
> Up to approximately $220 US dollars or $300 Australian
>
> Thanks very much
>
> Darren


It is important to consider the CPU you have. It is unnecessary to choose a
card that is more powerful than your CPU can handle. I think an ATI Radeon
9800Pro will give you lots of gaming hours still.A Geforce 4 Ti will be an
upgrade from your Radeon 8500 as well, but not that powerful. If you don't
use your machine for gaming, I would get a cheap card. All those card
mentioned can be bought used.
Your next PC will have PCI Express graphics, so it's not wise to buy a very
powerful AGP card thinking that you can reuse it later.


 
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Darren
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      20th Dec 2005
Thanks very much for the advice.

I couldn't get a 9800 pro easily so I've opted for a cheap 9600XT

Thanks again

Darren
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> Darren wrote:
> > Up to approximately $220 US dollars or $300 Australian
> >
> > Thanks very much
> >
> > Darren

>
> It is important to consider the CPU you have. It is unnecessary to choose

a
> card that is more powerful than your CPU can handle. I think an ATI

Radeon
> 9800Pro will give you lots of gaming hours still.A Geforce 4 Ti will be an
> upgrade from your Radeon 8500 as well, but not that powerful. If you don't
> use your machine for gaming, I would get a cheap card. All those card
> mentioned can be bought used.
> Your next PC will have PCI Express graphics, so it's not wise to buy a

very
> powerful AGP card thinking that you can reuse it later.
>
>



 
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