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prescott processor needed to use 6600GT?
hi again, i was reading the the specs on this 6600GT i'm planning on buying
and i ran saw that it said that i need a pent. 4 prescott class processor or higher! i'm using a northwood, but i always thought that as long as you have the right psu, then you can use the card. here's the link http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16814150096 please tell me this isn't true! any help would be appreciated! |
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That's nuts. It should even run fine on a P3.
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so you think that a northwood processor should work with this card? i know that sometimes newegg gets the product description wrong.
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I'm betting they took that spec from the PCI-E version of the card, because it says LGA775 only. Considering hte fact that there are very few AGP motherboards with LGA775, that sounds like a mistake.
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whew, i hope so
. thanks a bunch for the thoughts
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