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Name: pheonix991
Date: March 13, 2005 at 00:52:46 Pacific
OS: Windows 2000 pro
CPU/Ram: p4 3330mhz

Comment:

i am going to get a geforce 6200 soon and i need to know what is the difference between a card that has 128bit ram and 64bit. any suggestions on which one to choose. what are the pros or cons(if any) about 64bit? the thing about the 64bit is that it is cheaper. p4 at 3330mhz 256mb pc3200 80gb wd hdd geforce 4 mx440 teporary Audigy 2 ZS dvd and cd burner only 15 so i am tight on cash

Name: Dave02
Date: March 13, 2005 at 03:12:22 Pacific

Reply:

Think about it in terms of a highway. Do you want a wide Highway carrying your data or do you want a narrow highway carrying your data. That's why the 128bit card cost more. Better performance. Hope this helps.

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Name: pheonix991
Date: March 13, 2005 at 11:22:21 Pacific

Reply:

o ok, pritty good analagy. thank you p4 at 3330mhz 256mb pc3200 80gb wd hdd geforce 4 mx440 teporary Audigy 2 ZS dvd and cd burner only 15 so i am tight on cash

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