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Can anyone recommend a graphics card that will be compatible with this motherboard?
Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3 - Motherboard - ATX - iP45 - LGA775 Socket - UDMA133, Serial ATA-300 - 2 x Gigabit Ethernet - FireWire - High Definition Audio (8-channel)
it can befound on most websites for the spec

There are dozens of different cards available. What's the primary purpose? Gaming? How much are you willing to spend? Do you have a decent power supply that will meet the requirements for a PCIe video card?

"2 PCI-E 2.0 x16 graphic interface with CrossFireX™ support for ultimate graphics performance " right? Found it on http://www.gigabyte.com.tw/Products... :)
If I were you I would take an advantage in the CrossFire. :)
http://www.amd-firefly.com/firefly2...
This hopefully links to the ATI page which will help you decide what to buy. :) Give it a try.--------------------
Thor Byrgesen: The one,
oh the one computers and all electronics just hate.

Crossfire configurations are generally a waste of money. Not only will you need to buy two cards, but you'll also need a powerful power supply capable of supporting them. And unless you're pairing up two relatively high end cards, it's almost a certainty that there's a single card that will beat the pair.

Leigh, Jam and I could discouss this the whole night. The whole thing depends on you. As Jam says, it will be a waste of money to buy two cards if you don't need it. Now I'm the type of guy who would go for the high-end, but who are you? :) We kinda need a story of your life before we can recommand a buy. :)
Please answer these question:
How meny watt is your power supply?
Who's goin to use this computer?
What will it be used for?
Is it high-end quality gaming, or is it the old internet games you will se on it?
Which programs will you actually run on it?--------------------
Thor Byrgesen: The one,
oh the one computers and all electronics just hate.

basically i need a computer that will play new games that have recently come. The more memory the better. I have roughly 200 pound to spend. And presently i do not have power supply can anyone reccommned one for the motherboard? please help

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