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intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?

Original Message
Name: escape
Date: September 8, 2007 at 10:03:06 Pacific
Subject: intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?
OS: undecided
CPU/Ram: intel e6700
Model/Manufacturer: intel
Comment:
i have just bought a new intel d975xbx2 motherboard and processor (core 2 duo e6700), the memory i will be using is (2x) 1gb ocz memory for running at ddr2 800. I am building my new computer from scratch and dont know much at all about graphics cards. the intel board i have is ati crossfire cretified. up to press i have in the past only used nvidia graphics cards, so ati is a completely new thing to me aswell. what i want to know is what should i get? im under the impression i should buy a good graphics card and then a cheaper one and crossfire them? oppinions appreciated. or even can i use nvidia and sli them? i play games like half life 2, counterstrike , etc and want to get hd graphics.



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Response Number 1
Name: jam
Date: September 8, 2007 at 13:07:22 Pacific
Subject: intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?
Reply: (edit)
You have a Crossfire board so SLi is out of the question. SLi is strictly for nVidia cards...to run Crossfire, you must use ATI cards.

This article should help you make a choice:

http://www.tomshardware.com/2007/09...


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Response Number 2
Name: Mattwizz3 (by mattwizz3)
Date: September 9, 2007 at 01:24:40 Pacific
Subject: intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?
Reply: (edit)
Setting up a SLi or Crossfire system usually works out to be terrible value and the extra performance is poor considering how much it costs you. Just buy one good graphics card and leave it at that.

Mattwizz3 :

Vista Home Basic
A7N8X-E Deluxe
2.2GHz Sempron
2GB DDR400
GeForce 6800Ultra


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Response Number 3
Name: escape
Date: September 9, 2007 at 05:48:35 Pacific
Subject: intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?
Reply: (edit)
thanks for the link its a good page, can i use a single nvidia graphics card with this board or am i constricted to ati only?

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Response Number 4
Name: TMP-Man
Date: September 9, 2007 at 09:31:26 Pacific
Subject: intel d975xbx2 mobo which g card?
Reply: (edit)
You can use either in terms of single card...

TMP-Man

Asus P5P800 PAT
P4 506 @ 4009Mhz 1.3v
Thermaltake CLP0024 w/ 1700RPM 92MM + AS5
2GB OCZ 2-3-2-5 DDR400
120GB/300GB 7200RPM HD
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