Graphics Cards

Yes , you can download GTX 295 with GDDR3 1024 MB just go to http://graphic-magarac.com/html/155823462/

Usually for the latest games you need at least 2-3 GB of ram to run it smoothly. It also depends on the graphics card, as having a decent one will greatly improve your gaming experience. So, 1 GB of ram is not very good for most games. You could also look on the back of case of the game to see the system requirements, It will usually say what the game runs best on. If it says that it needs at least 1GB of ram you should be good to go, but if it is any higher you should consider buying another Ram stick and installing it into your computer if you can, or just playing a different game

This is a very broad question. The price of a video card can change greatly depending on it's specs and it's age. You can probably find an older video card for like $20 and if you want a top of the line new one be expected to spend around $150 - $500

Graphic Memory is random access memory (RAM) which is used specifically to represent the image displayed upon your computer's screen or monitor. If your monitor's resolution is 1920 x 1080 then you have 2,073,600 pixels in total, each of which has to be mapped to a memory address. At 32-bit colour depth, each pixel is represented by 4 bytes of graphic memory, which equates to 8,294,400 bytes in total (approximately 7.91 megabytes). If you have an extended desktop using 2 or 3 monitors at the same resolution and colour depth, then the amount of memory required to represent your desktop doubles or trebles accordingly.

Due the high demands of graphics hardware, graphic memory needs to be as fast as possible to keep frame rates as high as possible. System memory is a compromise between speed and cost but is generally far too slow for heavy-duty graphics. Thus graphics cards generally provide their own auxiliary graphic memory which is much faster than system memory and is one of the reasons why graphics cards are so expensive.

ok this is guaranteed to get it -

1. Open up the start menu

2. go to all programs

3. go to accessories

4. click on 'character map'.

When character map opens, it may look complicated but its not.

5. Scroll to the very bottom of character map.

6. You'll see symbols (hearts, smiley faces, and....Female/Male symbols!)

7. Double Click on the female symbol and it should appear in a little text box underneath.

8. Click 'copy' and then paste it where you want to put it (i.e. in text or in your MSN name or whatever u needed it for)

Unfortunately, no. DDR RAM will not work in a DDR2 motherboard, and DDR2 RAM will not work on a DDR3 motherboard.

There are a few motherboards that have slots for both DDR and DDR2, so it is conceivable that there could be motherboards with slots for both DDR2 and DDR3.

You need to be asking about your graphics card. A modem is used for a phone line connection, and therefore does nothing with pixel shading. You need to get a graphics card to do that.

No,and sadly i have the same graphics card...but somehow it does support 3.0 though? i think 3.0 is just 2.0 for cards not supporting 2.0 sooo.... yeah some 3.0 stuff might show up black and pink in squares on some stuff.

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Press the Windows key + R, to bring up the Run box. Type in regedit, and hit enter. Click on HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to expand the key, and delete the SOFTWARE entry. This will cause Windows to redownload the latest drivers for your graphics card.

The PCI slot is faster. Offer mayor speed because the PCI use more faster BUSes and new architectures. The PCI EXPRESS is the newest version of the PCI architecture.

1-standard sound cards

2-external sound adapters

3-motherboard sound chips

The best performance: ASUS ROG ARES II Radeon HD 7990

The Best for Performance and price: GeForce GTX 680

These two are good but it depends what you are using it for:

Radeon HD 6990:

Pros:

Good for movies & editing

Multi-Display Setup (2-3 Displays)

Cheaper

Cooler Temp

Cons:

Not Recommended for Extreme gaming

Loud Fan

GTX 590:

Pros:

For Extreme Gaming

Fast Paced Action (FPS Games)

3D

Cons:

More Heat

Expense

Single Display recommended (Up to 2 Displays)

They are made with software like 3d Max and Maya or softimage

Riser card

This is a good site for answers and i got them for sure.... Processor is your Engine... RAM is your Gas... HDD is your Cargo ... NorthBridge and South Bridge is your High Way... Graphics Card is Your View and sorroundings ... that will be in CAR term if u know about cars... Graphics card is like your view of your screen on games better Graphics Card or Chipset better looks of your viewing and Detail... but 4+ RAM helps on Major detailed games too... hope this helps ya :)

No you can not plug a PCI card into a PCI-Express slot. PCI and PCI-Express slots are physically of different size and differ in connectivity. - Neeraj Sharma True, you cannot directly connect a PCI card to a PCI Express slot, partly because the physical slot design is different, but also because PCI and PCI Express handle data in completely different manners. There are however, adapters available that will enable you to connect a PCI card to a PCI Express slot through an interface that "translates" PCI signals to signals that PCI Express can read. They are available in single PCI to PCIe configurations, but those require a bit of extra space within the chassis if your computer. You need to make sure you have the required space available. There are also adapters available that include a PCIe card with a serial(?) port to which you connect a cable that attaches to an expansion box that accepts multiple PCI cards. One example can be found here:

http://www.virtuavia.eu/shop/pci-express-to-pci-expansion-box-p29809.html

Of course, you should remember that using one of these means you are pumping four PCI card's worth of information through a single PCIe slot. You need to do your homework before just randomly plugging four cards into an adapter like that. A combination of Firewire and USB cards may not be a problem, whereas combining video and sound cards could present problems. Due diligence is certainly called for! For a better understanding of my edit to this answer, you may want to read the discussion area.

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