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Difference between these two cards?
100556 OEM card that has no "L" at the end of the product number
100556L REtail product with an "L" at the end of product number, but cheaper? im leaning towards the 2nd one, there are a couple cheaper ones but they are refurb, and another retail one for 133.00 that doesnt seem to be much different either. the 2nd one is a weekend only special which is why im thinking i want it. plus its retail so i get all the accessories and software, whereas the other OEM and Refurbs dont have that.
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I see absolutely no difference. All the specs look identical. I would defintely go with the retail card if both have the same specs. By the way,that is still a great card. Mine can almost play Doom 3 at the highest settings, without an overclock. I am going to push my 9800 Pro in a few weeks to see if that can change
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The only improvement I could possibly recommend for your system right now is if your mobo allows dual channel to get another stick of 512 MB and run 2x512 in dual channel. This would be a noticeable difference and with the price of RAM right now it might be worth it. By the way to run dual channel you need identical RAM sticks.
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No dual channel support on that board.
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