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Top Video Card for PIII ?
A top notch Video Card for my PIII should be a super bargain at this late date.
What would be some good ones that my PIII can handle? Quantex
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Your P3 can handle any card.
It's your motherboard that you should worry about. You'll be restricted to agp x4, but any card that you want should work fine. I suggest the ATi 9500 pro. |
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right now the 9500 pro, if you can find one
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That motherboard is actually limited to 2X AGP. What's your budget?
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GF4 MX440SE might be a better choice. Cheap too, and does nicely at 2x AGP, even though it's capable of 4x.
I would ask, what games do you like to play, before I would ask the budget... |
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