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Is nvidia geforce 7600gt agp card compatible with Acer veriton 5600g motherboard?
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yes Ge force 6200 is compatible
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How do people know how good a graphics card is just by its name?
They look at the number and the name first. They release the higher number of the series of the graphics cards but as they progress they make alternative graphics cards for the performance users and finish off with the mainstream users and start off again with the higher number graphics cards with a higher number again. e.g geforce 7,8,9,GTX Many people believe that the higher the number the better for example Geforce 9600 GT will beat the Geforce 8800 Ultra but that is not true This is a product naming scheme from nVidia Enthusiast/Overclocker/Gamer = GTX, Ultra, GX2 Geforce 7950 GX2 GeForce 8800 GTX/Ultra GeForce 6800 Ultra Mainstream User = GSO, GT, GTS, GTO GeForce 7600GT, GeForce 8600GT GeForce 6600GT Value Conscious User = SE, LE, GS, GeForce 7300GS, GeForce 6200
Is 7600gt better than 9400gt?
no, bigger numbers are better!
How will nvidia geforce play modern warfare 2?
What series GeForce card? 7XXX (7600GT, 7900GT), 8xxxx (8600GT, 8800GT, 8800GTX), 9xxxx (9400GT, 9500GT, 9600GT/9600GSO, 9800GT/9800GTX), GTS250 (rebranded 9800GTX), GTXxxx (GTX 260, GTX 275, GTX 285, GTX 295)..? It also depends on the resolution of your monitor and CPU speed. If you have a monitor that is 17" (1024 x 768) or 19" (1280 x 1024) and at least an 8800GT, and a dual core processor, you will be fine. MW2 will use the same graphics engine as COD4, but, it has been streamlined--recoded to be more efficient. Look into a program called Riva Tuner (Google search it) and use it to overclock your graphics card a bit (YouTube has several video tutorials) for a performance boost.
Why won't compiz-fusion install on my feisty-fawn system using a defective nVidia GeForce fx5200 8mb card which causes crashes using ms-windows or xorg windows with glx enabled?
You have answered your own question, if the card is defective replace it, you have sevral options depending on what kind of card slot your comp has. If you have a PCI slot you can pick up a Geforce 6200 or an FX 5700, both are slow and may not be worth their cost. If yo have AGP you have the option of a Geforce 7300GT or faster card, but beware the 7950GT, it's a nonstandard part made by XFX that may not have working Linux drivers yet. If you have a PCI-Express slot yo can get a Geforce 8500GT beware the GDDR2 and 64-bit versions, the GDDR3 and 128-Bit versions are much faster. On PCI-Express beware cards like the 7300LE or the 8400GS, they use a technology called turbocache, there is nothing fast about it but the name, it leeches the majority of the graphics ram from the system main ram, some of the turbocache claim up to 512Mb of graphics ram, but can have as little as 16Mb on the card itself. These cards are usually within $10-20 of the faster cards that don't use it. Lastly 7000 series cards only go up to OpenGL 2.1 while 8000 series cards go up to OpenGL3.0 when it is released. The 6200 tops out at OpenGL 1.5 if I'm not mistaken. There are faster cards in each generation like a Geforce 7600GT is faster then the fastest card from the 6000 series, the 6800Ultra, but the 8600GT is only about as fast at the 7600GT, both are quite close in gaming preformance with no clear winner on preformance, the 7600GT can be fond for less then the 8600GT, but the 8600GT does have the added features of OpenGL3.0, DirectX 10 and Pure VideoHD. Will these cards work with Compiz? Yes, they're all more powerful the FX5200. Why not ATI cards? AMD/ATI still have yet to produce good drivers, yet AMD has started releasing data on the cards for the community to create better drivers for them, but nothing much on the 3D acceleration yet. But ATI did release the specs on the old R300 series cards from the Radeon 9250 on down, these cards have OpenGL support nad have native X.Org drivers that auto install in Linux for you, but these cards where low end when new and are quite slow by today's standards. But I've gotten the old Compiz to run on an ATI Radeon 7500 with 32Mb of graphics ram on a 1.8Ghz P4 w/1Gb of ram.
Will Skyrim work on a 8400m gs?
check your computer at SRlabs System requirement test.search it with google
How much memory does Grand Theft Auto 4 take on ps3?
Well, it takes about 800-900MB of memory,i think. Yes, i know that it has only 256MB on its GPU chip, but it gets another 256MB from XDR in the time of need,whcich is now 512MB. The GPU is overmemorable,so u can overmem it upto 250-350MB which now bwcomes 750-850MB. PS3 has an advanced 7800GT(or,RSX as renamed by SCEI)which can take u upto 900MB even with 256MB on it. I have a 7600GT 256MB, I play GTA 4, and i have done it on high profile.It takes 844MB.
What is shader model 2 for the sims 3?
Shader Model 2 is a feature on your graphics card. As graphics cards get newer, they support newer "Shader Models" which are able to do more complex special effects. If you computers graphics card does not support Shader Model 2, there is no other way but to buy a new one. You can pick up a new 7600GT for as little as £40 ($60) if you know where to look. Just make sure the rest of your PC can cope, if your PC is old, it may need more than one parts to get it up to speed. Good Luck.
Can you run supreme commander on windows XP professional?
Supreme Commander should have no particular problems running on Windows XP Professional. I have had it running on the same for 4 months with no OS-related problems. The game does require a lot from the system hardware. A fairly recent processor (I have a low-end dual-core Intel) and 1 or 2 Gb of RAM are a must. I'm not sure how critical the video card is. I have a GeForce 7600GT with 256Mb of video RAM and that seems to work fine at fairly high quality settings.Before launch, they were touting it as having extra DirectX 10 goodies built into it for those with Vista and a DirectX 10 capable card. However, they did not end up incorporating that into the released copy. Perhaps the upcoming expansion/sequel called "Supreme Commander: Forged Alliance" (November 2007) will incorporate Direct X 10 features. If so, those will only be available to those who are running Microsoft Vista as XP does not offer Direct X 10 support. But the current Supreme Commander presents no limitations for those running XP Home or Professional. If anything, it probably works better in light of Vista's higher overhead hogging system resources.
